egghead1969

You are clearly wrong Irish Sailor because If you have a good look at his past threads and photographs it is very plain to see that the meds have improved his midscalp area. The crown area he had work done on is clearly still very weak. I would call this a failure yet Richie flaunts his result as a success, now that's clever manipulation Mr consultant. Before:- After:- The pictures tell a thousand stories.

Quote:- "I'll give you credit , you must be good because on a pc because I had my privecy settings on my albums due to it having a sesitive photos of family , property , and other ht patients on it , some how you hacked it , deny it all you want big guy but I know you tampered with it ". 1. I am definitely going to deny what you are trying to imply because the photo in question was found using Google image search. 2. To be brutally honest i would go for another pass at the crown and not the hairline if i was in your shoes. 3. You have my suspicions aroused now, mainly because you have by your own admission photos of other hair transplant patients in your account. Do you also work for Dr Feller like Spex? I do not take kindly to the false accusations and horrible innuendo's so i will leave you to spin your sordid little web of deceit. I just hope everyone sees you for the shill that you are.

I found the above link using Google image search and the properties of the image show it is an up to date photograph. It now looks to me as though Richie could be cherry picking the best photographs to use on the Hair Transplant Network. This is why i believe the result lacks any density and is a comb over.

The shorter hair suits you better if you ask me. The scar is phenomenal but i think that for 2100 grafts the crown is lacking any real density. I would love to see a picture with it dry and combed another way because it almost looks like a comb over back there.

Looks great

Looks good from what i can see JustJulien congratulations;) . Such a shame about the difference in photo lighting though. Do you have some more pictures with different angles and lighting you could post?, or maybe a hairline shot so we can see this great result better. I am looking forward to following your crown progress, bet your very excited. On a side note though, please don't leave it six months to post your new procedure as it would have been much cooler if you posted straight away so we could have followed your whole progress instead. Best Egghead

I think I’m within my right to post my concerns. If you take my concerns slander then I apologize. As stated in my first post I don’t think anyone is above being questioned. I started out as a fan of H&W’s work but I’m turned off by the high scars. I won’t be making an appointment with them because there’s no good explanation for going above the safe zone. The patient from hlh where Dr Hasson gave his explanation the donor looked better below the extraction site. Anyway, I’ll keep researching until I find the right fit me.

I peruse ht forums over the last couple of years reading and researching but a thread where Amanindia at 6 months has me compelled to post my concerns. There are number of patients from Dr Wong and Dr Hasson lately that the donor strips are taken high above the safe zone. I read one explanation somewhere from Dr Hasson but frankly I didn’t buy it. Maybe Amanindia isn't concerned with his strip outside the safe zone which is fine. But then to dismiss it and say Dr Hasson is above questioning is ludicrous. I don't get why he or any other doc for that matter should be above questioning. I read time and time again of guys going to clinics blindly trusting their doctor simply because they are the doctor – this gets me. As a future patient I want to know why this is being done or is allowed. I don’t see any other reputable clinics doing this unless I missed it somewhere. All I can say is these patients better not reach a NW5, NW6 or NW7. Is this really not a concern to anyone else????? This was a concern on another site but the site is busy so it quickly gets buried.