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I just noticed today the surprising accusation that I work for Dr. Panine. I am definitely NOT employed by him or by any physician or medical provider. Sorry for any mix up.

Dr. Panine is currently my choice if I decide to get a transplant. His reputation keeps growing and I haven't heard any negative reviews on him yet. Dr. Raymond Konior seems to be the Chicago area favorite though but he suggested I wait on a HT since I'm only 23 and haven't used fin a full year yet. Could you please provide Dr. Panine's prices?

About 2 months ago I had sent him some photos and explained my hair circumstance. He responded asking for some additional details, so I did so, then I did not hear from him after I sent that last e-mail. I tried sending it again a few days later too. It was a little discouraging since I wanted to visit Dr. Panine's clinic. His reputation seems to be booming and I live only 20 minutes away. If there was some kind of technical issue, then in a way that is good news for me lol.

Hope everybody had a great weekend!!! I've been roaming this site for a few days now and I'm relieved to know where I can find friendly and professional advice. :cool: Being 23, I understand the risks of having a hair transplant at my age. I'm far from depressed about losing my hair, but I am determined to get my hair back at my own personal satisfied level. It's almost like bargaining. I can accept having lower than average looking hair but I don't want to be that obvious "balding kid" anymore. I'm committed to taking fin, then eventually minoxidil, and future transplant procedures. Would a surgeon be supportive of my assessment? Am I being too lackadaisical? I don't mean for my attitude to make me sound under-knowledged to where I can get taken advantage of. I'm just continually witnessing all these young dudes getting snubbed for their near unrealistic expectancies.