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  1. I have heard nothing but positive stuff about Dr. Rose, but also have not seen alot of his work and his website isn't great. I just seem to read positive comments about him every now and again. I have a feeling that he is a low key doctor and doesn't actively try and promote his work. I also like the fact that he is progressive and does both fue and strip. I would definitely suggest having a consultation with him, though.
  2. Pat, Is it possible that since the grafts were planted between existing hairs, that the hair grew properly and you just can't see the difference as well? 1600 grafts, if spread out, is not a large amount... I could be totally wrong here, but just thought I'd offer my 2 cents.
  3. I would love to be able to shave my head, but can't. I had a bad plug transplant with lots of open donor scars in the back and didn't feel that i could shave without 110 round 4mm dots showing in the back. If it was just a linear scar, I think i would still have shaved. I opted for 2 repair procedures with Dr. Wong instead. I must say that my results were mixed. My hair certainly looks better then before, but I still don't feel like i look very good and don't have the freedom that I would have liked. I have to use lots of hair gel to keep the hair together as it is so thin and patchy. Wow, do i wish i could just shave it all off, but between the linear scar (which goes temple to temple) and the open donor scars, there is no way. I def recommend people at least try to shave before doing an HT.
  4. Stay away from Bosley!!!! They will overcharge you for awful work!!! Ask them to take you off their mailing list.
  5. Like the others said, I would definitely stick with the Propecia...I have a good friend who's hair really thickened noticably using it...it may also prevent future hair loss. So even if it does not grow more hair, stopping more hair loss is so crucial. Minoxidal may or may not help...you may want to start with propecia for about a year and check the results...if you still aren't satisfied, you can add minoxidol. This way, you know how effective each treatment is. I will say this, Minoxidol is a pain to use, is very messy and have heard that if you stop using it, you may experience a shedding...not sure, but check into it.
  6. Fue is about double the cost of a strip surgery, but may leave little to no scarring in the donor area. Yet, I have heard that when you shave your head after fue, that you may see tiny white dots all over your donor area. Not sure really. I would want to see live patients of both strip and fue and inspect their scar/donor areas of the doctors you are considering. The question about fue is how much coverage and density that you want. Fue is usually for smaller cases, but it depends on the doctor doing the procedure. do lots of homework about both methods and lots of doctors before making a decision.
  7. Yes, I would definitely say that 19 is very young to get a hair transplant. At the same time, it certainly sucks to start losing your hair so young. I started losing my hair at age 18, got an ht at 21, and also had a hair piece for about 3 months (hated it and had to get rid of it). I've been there. Have you tried shaving your head? It is in fashion and some guys can really pull it off.
  8. Run as far as you can from Bosley! They have the worst reputation in the HT industry!
  9. Pat, Good luck and happy healing. Looks like your results are going to be excellent. Best, Truth
  10. Justin, Congrats. The results look great. You had the guts to go for it and it really paid off. Truth
  11. Great results. I just had 2797 grafts with Dr. Wong one week ago. By the way, how much msm are you taking, which brand and how many times per day? Also, how much proscar do you take per day? Best, Truth
  12. I think that giving the illusion of greater density can be significant when choosing a physician. Smoothy, any thoughts on how much greater coverage lateral slits give the illusion of?
  13. Do, lets say, 2000 lateral slit grafts give more coverage and appear denser than 2000 grafts of sagital or different angled grafts? If denser, does anyone know what percentage of greater coverage lateral slit may provide? Joe Tillman, do you have any thoughts on this?
  14. Do, lets say, 2000 lateral slit grafts give more coverage and appear denser than 2000 grafts of sagital or different angled grafts? If denser, does anyone know what percentage of greater coverage lateral slit may provide? Joe Tillman, do you have any thoughts on this?
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