Hello Poorgrowth

I think Acrobaz,Jotronic, and Bill have given you excellent advice.

If any of my patients were unhappy with their results, I would hope that they would first give me the opportunity to make things right. Most hair transplant doctors truly want to help their patients and strive to improve their skills and knowledge to be the best hair transplant doctors they can be.

Before deciding on the fairest solution, it is important to figure out what went wrong. When there is poorer than expected growth there can be problems with expectations, growth, or both.

If the grafts truly did not grow well, your doctor would need to figure out why they didn't grow well before undertaking any more hair transplantation.

I hope that you and your doctor can work together to find a good and fair solution for you. If you meet and can't come to an understanding, that would be the time for a second opinion.

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Cam Simmons MD ABHRS
Canadian Hair Transplant Centre,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Dr. Cam Simmons is a member of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians

Thank you for all the advice.

The growth has been poor this has been confirmed by the clinic by photos. I know in the end i will have to visit the clinic but as it was abroad its not that simple so im trying to do as much as i can by email.

I dont feel the clinic misled me. I have no doubt i got the grafts i paid for. I did everything that i was instructed to do and at this point im not blaming the clinic but for whatever reason the hair has just not grown as thick as it should have.

I feel i am being fair to the clinic and trying to work to a solution.

So far no offer has been made but the emails are on going and i havent asked for anything yet i want to ask on here first.

I know its hard to give advice with so little info all i can say is the clinic admits the growth hasnt been good and i did everything that i was instructed to.