Here is a photo gallery of BadhairUK's repair.

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Here is a photo gallery of BadhairUK's repair.

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Another mishandled scalp artfully redeemed!

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Wow, looks awsome! A question for you Doctor Feller, what size fue punch was used to take out the old minis and did you pull the entire plug out or just thin it a bit? It is totally undetectable!!

Great job, this kind of repair work and new hairline must make you feel good. We know how good UK will feel!

Thanks Ben. By the way, saw your 5 mos pics. Looking very nice indeed.

Nobuzz:
I used a .9mm custom punch.

I was able to take out the entire minigraft in all of them except three.

In those three I took out the top part of the graft, and then the bottom separately because the graft "broke". This is common in scarred skin like his. These three were not reimplanted, obviously.

The other minigrafts were divided down under the microscope and reimplanted on the top quite easily.

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Nobuzz:
I used a .9mm custom punch.

I was able to take out the entire minigraft in all of them except three.


Dr. Feller,

Thanks for the quick response, I am sorry for the additional question: What diameter were the minis to start and how mant FU's are in each on average? I am assuming the minis were 1.5 - 2mm? Is this the way you would attack a 4-5 mm old style plug? Some suggest total coring out and suture but this Fueing out seems much better.
Thank you for your time to this issue.

The other minigrafts were divided down under the microscope and reimplanted on the top quite easily.[/QUOTE]

Dr. Feller,
Was there definitely a need to remove the micro grafts? Is it that they were below or right directly on the hairline and this is why you chose to remove them? I would have thought that stratecally placed FU would have concealed things nicely because they were mini/micro and not old style plug?

BadhairUK is back an resting up - I'm sure he will pop in to gives us his account but here are a few more of his pre op pics to show you his situ.

Before pics..

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Great work Dr Feller, you have undoubtedly changed BHUK's life forever!!

By the way my growth it really coming through now at 5 months. Look forward to seeing you start of Jan. Hopefully you can take some update pics

Hi Dr Feller and all u'r team, thanks for this post and making the whole process so easy and the whole day was just a world apart from my original bad surgery.. I am well happy with the new hair line and cant wait to see the new hair start coming thru by next summer I am now laying on my bed resting... just put some Aloe Vera on both the grafts and the donor area.. and it feels 'cool'.. I spreaded it on pretty thickly..and gently rubbed it in. I will wash my hair 'as normal' for the 1st time later today but will be gentle with the grafts.

Thanks again.