TAX REFUND SPECIAL!
2000 Grafts, 5000 Hairs for $3500
That's Less than $1 Per Hair!

Has anyone every used this guy before?

Sounds suspicious, the title alone sounds like a sales pitch and not a medical practitioner.

TAX REFUND SPECIAL FLAT RATE SURGERY SESSIONS:
**** x 2.5 hairs per graft average used, areas are divided into 3 zones.
**** Some companies use 3 hairs per graft average per graft to determine the number of hairs.
**** Some companies use 1-4 zones to determine area.

0-1500 GRAFTS / up to 3750 hairs / 1 zone / $2800 / Minimal loss usually class 2-3 Norwood front hairline and corner work only.
1501-2000 GRAFTS / up to 5000 hairs / 1-2 zones / $3500 / Norwood 3-4 moderate frontal loss and some crown loss.
2001-2500 GRAFTS / up to 6250 hairs / 1-2 zones / $4800 / Norwood 4-5
2501-3500 GRAFTS / up to 8750 hairs / 1-3 zones / $6000 / Norwood 4-6
3501-4500 GRAFTS / up to 11,500 hairs / 1-3 zones / $7000 / Norwood 4-6

Here is the actual break down on the costs.
(promotional link removed)

I have $6000 to spend on my crown area and of course, that would be a lot of grafts (2500 - 3500) but worry that it maybe to good to be true. Its like someone offering you a new Mercedes for $25,000 when you know the real cost is around $50,000. Something must be wrong!!!

Such a deal, I'd give my left forehead for that deal.

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Dec. 2004 - 1938 Grafts via Strip
Feb. 2009 - 1002 Grafts via FUE

Ehhhhhh....sounds like some beverly hills desperation to me..be very careful man..sounds like one of those commercials with all that tiny tiny writing on the bottom that "flashes" on the screen for about 1.5 seconds and disappears...

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- 1 HT ~ 3000 grafts
- Regimen:
Propecia 1X daily

I'll wait till they have the "buy 1, get one free" promotion

Jokes aside, do your research and see if you get a good feeling about this place and the results they're turning out.

It all boils down to what your goals are and whether they'll be able to fulfill those goals.

The price does seem to be quite low, but usually in life you get what you pay for - so research carefully.

Good luck!

Honestly, you better consider price as about the third or fourth consideration in all this. My first transplant was only $3000, but I was pretty much in hiding for 17 years.

The cheapest thing to do is shave it, but if you want it to be unnoticeable and look good; go to Dr. Cooley, Wong, Feller, Shapiro, Lindsey, etc. and narrow it down based on distance and price from THAT group.

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100? 'mini' grapfts by Latham's Hair Clinic - 1991 (Removed 50 plugs by Cooley 3/08.)
2750 FU 3/20/08 by Dr. Cooley

My Hair Loss Website - Hair Transplant with Dr. Cooley

Current regimen:
1.66 mg Proscar M-W-F
Rogaine 5% Foam - every now and then
AndroGel - once daily
Lipitor - 5 mg every other day
Weightlifting - 2x per week
Jogging - 3x per week

l read the guy website, he indicated his hair transplantation training is from the hair mill company: MRI. But then again, it could his price is lower than the standard rate because he is just starting his own practice.
Just because the price rate of a particular transplant doctor is lower than the rate charge by coalition doctors does not mean the doctor is bad. Result is the key.
He did explain what he thinks is wrong with the hair transplant industry. The tricks transplant doctors play in decieving patients(l guess from exprience)If he is really good as he claim time will tell. The general advice is do research.

That website keeps saying "Surgeons" i would like to know who is doing my Ht not some random phantom doctor.

Tell Pat to go and visit this place