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hey Bill,...

Everyone has different goals and opinions. Glad to see you have set yours.. Keep us all posted, as your decisions are made.

We are all watching you closely brother....

Looking good, and keep us posted!!

good one post, by the way...

I am myself a doctor in Sciences and dislike, no HATE, loosing my time with trivial and repetitive questions or issues that once been answered/addressed find their way back into a conversation.

I, unlike Robert, answer in the most simplest statements... You are a pompous ass!!

As a doctor in Sciences, as you state, I hope you are never mine. I worry that you would give half ass answers, because as you state, "loosing my time with trivial and repetitive questions or issues that once been answered/addressed find their way back into a conversation"

Here it is simple your Highness... Your a Jack Ass!

Bill, hairline looks great!! I have to agree with Robert....

I think you should consider attacking the back.

If you go a large enough session, you still may be able to get a little more density in the front too.

Good Luck and Looks GREAT!

I think Kez, had his uppers done..

jules,

set your worries aside... Everything sounds good and normal.

What you are experiancing should be temporary shock loss. This is due to the trauma caused to the surrounding areas of the transplanted area.

You are correct that there is no definetive explaination. In most cases, if the hairs surrounding are not DHT receptors, then they will come back. You probably won't be able to get any good judgement what is going on, until 3 months in.

JUST BE PATIENT!! And I as well as many others, wish you luck!! Keep us posted!

rsanders, Your experiance and situation mirrors mine to the tee.

I went to MHR when I was 26 to get my hairline back.

The doctor misinformed me, ok, he flat out lied, and I ended up regretting it.

The HT caused excellerated hairloss, and made my air look completely terrible. I went from thinning to bald in a matter of 10 months due to MHR.

You are fortunate to be asking questions now, and not have done the mistake I did. I went for another HT when I was 28 only to have picked another quack physician, putting money over the patient first.

Keep up hope, and don't give up. Start reading and learning. and you will find yourself in the right hands.

Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.

GOOD LUCK!!

It's funny how one week you start getting bumbed... then WHAM!! You have hair!!

Good for you Packer... Just wait, it's only the beginning!

I think you guys are just splitting hairs here...

Ba-Bumm-Bumm....

But, if your as stupid as me and can't aquire a very difficult CPR certification... Why not SALES!! Oh Yes!! Be the person behind the scenes that will change peoples life forever!! Even Commission!! WOW!! Commission!!

http://jobsearch.monster.com/getjob.asp?JobID=30732226&...y=US&brd=1,1862,1863

Don't worry, you'll never meet these patients, so don't worry about remorse...

"Closers this is the job for you."

You too, can be a surgery technician...

Just be able to lift 25lbs, and be CPR certified!! THAT'S KEY!

http://jobsearch.monster.com/getjob.asp?JobID=27150648&...anagement+Group,+Inc.

Now that's quality service!!

You too, can be a surgery technician...

Just be able to lift 25lbs, and be CPR certified!! THAT'S KEY!

http://jobsearch.monster.com/getjob.asp?JobID=27150648&...anagement+Group,+Inc.

Now that's quality service!!

it takes about 40-45 hairs, per 1sq. centimeter, to look like you have a full head. But that is with ideal single hair density (thickness). Sometimes a little less if someone has really course hair.

You could get pretty decent coverage from the figures you posted, but I doubt it would give a full look.

Thanks Brando...

You're about do for an update also, huh?

KG,

Dr. Goertz was my physician... I had 2360 grafts focused in the front 2/3rds...

here's a before...

I am shocked at how drastic things are changing. I had a very slow start this go around.

I'd say I was about 1 1/2 months slow to start.

But, the waiting game is definetly over!! Nothing but growth now!!

Here are some update photos of 6 months, 2 weeks.

I am shocked at how drastic things are changing. I had a very slow start this go around.

I'd say I was about 1 1/2 months slow to start.

But, the waiting game is definetly over!! Nothing but growth now!!

Here are some update photos of 6 months, 2 weeks.

rebel, take my advise on this... DO NOT GOTO MHR!!

do not goto MHR in Grand Rapids... I did, and it was a big mistake!

Holt was in training when I had my procedure, which means he's only been doing it for 4 years or less..

yes.. shockloss is very real. But, you can help determine if you may be suseptable to it by looking at your family history of the extent of baldness.

People who suffer permanent shockloss, are people who had work done in the areas were the hair was eventually doomed to DHT anyway.

So investigating yourself and not getting work done if you may loss it down the road in these areas, could save you years of hair.

hope that helps

that's very interesting...

Sorry to here about the situation that was casted after your win...

I've been looking forward to your oportunity with Dr. Alexander. You are the third Robert to win the contest... Go figure.. My name is Robert also! lol..

I won the September/ October Constest with Dr. Goertz.

Please keep us updated.. Congrats, and Good Luck.

I'm sure many look forward to your updates..

And thanks to Dr. Alexander... Nice Choice!

nice... A buddy who is part owner of xboxusersgroup will be there with a press pass... DAMN I'm jelous!!

Have fun, ya bastard!

smoothy.. you should know better. I did this in November. But all is well. I have developed an alergy to minox, so I'm not taking it. Though I am taking proscar daily.

Thanks Cas!! I can't wait to see your procedure! Atleast we can relate to serious hairloss at a young age... Good Luck man!!