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Dr. Glenn Charles

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  1. Can you show before photos of the crown? It is possible that the original hair you had in the crown area prior to your procedure has fallen out and that what you have now is mainly transplanted hairs. The crown often takes two procedures to give appearance of better density because the hairs are place in a spiral pattern versus hairs placed in the frontal area are all placed in the same direction.

  2. Pictured here is a 65 year old male patient who came in seeking an increase in density to the hairline and vertex. As he had no desire to keep his hair short in the future or shave his head for the procedure, together we decided an FUT procedure made the most sense for him. We successfully transplanted 2464 grafts into the frontal and vertex regions as seen here before and 10 months post operatively.p1337.thumb.jpg.876f0272d1b42399e7f02a907046fc8e.jpg

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  3. Great write up of your surgical experience. I wish more patients would take the kind of time you have to try and help some other potential patients. I know most patients use the forums to read tons of reviews and view hundreds of before and after photos. Unfortunately, most of these patients will not give back any of the time (pay it forward) to post about their surgical experience like you have. Good luck. It looks like a very nice job was done.

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  4. It looks like some of those grafts did not have intact follicles to begin with. If they are falling out like that without any bleeding there is a good chance the where not inserted into the recipient site correctly. However, in reality if a person/Dr was not there to see directly what happened in the surgery and immediately post operatively then we can only speculate.

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  5. I cannot answer your specific questions about Dr. Rahal's clinic. However a patient who initially makes a post shortly after having the procedure and then not following up later is very common. In fact, I think it happens more often when a person is pleased with the results and just moves on with his/her life and kind of forgets about it. When patients are displeased they usually do not forget and want to tell others about their dissatisfaction.

  6. It is really not fair for the doctor to guarantee hair growth because there are so many things that could happen once the patient leaves the clinic that could effect the results. I do think that if there is an area that does not come in as well as the other areas then the doctor correcting that is the right thing to do. Some important questions to ask are:

    1) How long has the doctor been performing HT surgery

    2) How long has the clinic been open

    3) How many cases has the doctor performed  ( FUT and FUE)

    4) How many patients/ surgeries per day are performed

    5) How long have the surgical technicians worked with the doctor?

    6) Ask to see before and after photos of both recipient and donor areas

    7) Research on line and see what previous patients are saying about the doctor and clinic

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  7. Some patients are not good candidates for FUE and a more more comprehensive clinic will offer both to be able to help a wider variety of patients. Most clinics that know a potential patient is not a great candidate for FUE but would be for FUT will still not refer patient to a clinic that offers FUT. I am not sure what kind of candidate you are for either procedure. You should be able to get your deposit back.

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