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View hair transplant videos featuring interviews with Dr. Mike Meshkin and learn about his high quality follicular unit hair transplant procedure.
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By Melvin-Moderator · Posted
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. Just so you know, there is a lot more I do than moderating this site. In fact, this is a fraction. I receive a minimum of three to four private messages a day. All of which require time to answer in great detail. I would personally appreciate if everyone participated and played their part. It is impossible for us to monitor every single doctor daily. Unfortunately, we can not go to their clinics every day and watch what they do, so we rely on the communities feedback. Just as we rely on the communities feedback for their approval. This is how this network flourishes and thrives and why this forum is the most active and most popular. Everytime a surgeon has been removed, it has been because the community has spoken up and we listened. With that said, we take constructive criticism to heart and I assure you we will investigate this further. We would highly appreciate it, if the community has concerns or questions to please assist us by sending us a private message. Onwards and upwards -
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By Curlinginthesquatrack · Posted
Well I am a few days away from the 4 month mark. Below I have posted images that show it more styled (with product) and then pushed apart to expose the hair transplanted area. i got back on fin/propecia the week after the transplant and no side effects as of yet, so hopefully all good there. my doctor was the great dr gabl in Oregon. I have realized the real hard work of having a hair transplant is the wait game months after the surgery. Still a little anxious about growth. This could be because I haven’t cut my native hair since the shaving on surgery day and my native hair being thick. I did my research with the surgery and went with a doctor at the top of his game but I didn’t really research amount of grafts. when I googled my graft amounts after surgery I felt nervous that this amount wouldn’t give me the density and hairline required with my level of recession. i made it known I wanted a good, straighter hairline that I could push back or comb into a part with good density. Again, can definitely see new growth but I have to really push the front around to conceal the transplanted thin area. I hear month 5 can be a big turning point for many people. -
My "worst" day on both larger surgeries was the afternoon of the day following surgery. I am not sure about FUE post-op, but with FUT I felt like shit the afternoon of the next day after surgery. I was at the hotel and took some pain meds and sleep medicine and was basically fine the following day when I flew home. Of course every patient and size of surgery is different, but I agree with the others that there is no way I could have returned to work the day after surgery. I always took a week off, but I suppose if absolutely necessary I could have returned to desk job work 3-4 days after surgery.
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