irishsailor

Nice work.

I've always thought jotronic was the best, well my personal preference. When you take into consideration the poor hts he had before and the fact he himself, admits his hair calibre wasn't the best, however he did have mutant elasticity which was his greatest asset . :eek:

Amazing result already with still more maturing and thickening to come. Great result Dr :cool:

Congrats Dr Blake. Hopefully see you as a coalition Dr someday soon

Fantastic outcome for this guy. Great work Dr .

Very impressive :cool:

Great result. Happy for you fella.

Spanker, I remember the post you did online the day you set off for your ht with Dr konier, like the rest of us you were apprehensive, but all well worth it now fella. What are truly great result you received. Dr konier kicked the ball out of the park :cool:

Nice result .

Lovely work Dr :cool:

Very nice result.

Apologies for delay but been away. Just added some 4 month pics. I'm at 6 months now and things are looking good so far. Will be happy when the new hairs on temple points mimic my native hair, but just new a few more months and fingers crossed all will be well. Happy festive period to you all.

Beautiful work. Congrats to patient and clinic :cool:

I agree, if it was me I would not of got a ht with that minimal of loss, but I guess it bothered him. Nice result though.

Happy for you fella

Whilst I'm a big fan of Dr arocha, theses pics can be misleading to newbies. The hair is wet in the before pics making the hair look thinner than it really is. Not saying the clinic has done this to trick the forum. I do love Dr arochas work ?

I recommend doing FUE and as much medication as you can tolerate before deciding to incriminate yourself with an ear-to-ear strip scar. (I don't car if it is "pencil thin" and 1mm, I will point it out to the girl you are courting if we ever meet. See no need for that comment. I've had both type of surgeries and both have there place. But your an idiot for that comment,

Does it really matter? Some docs give it in hairs, some in grafts. The fact is it states in the docs write up, the grafts and breakdown. Nice work doc, I'm sure the patient is pleased.

Msm supplement helps speed hair growth, which can help cover the work done. As for minox, different docs say different things, I'd check with the clinic.

Stinger, I really would just stick the the regimen yr chosen clinic provides. I'm not trying to teach you to suck eggs mate, but when I went with dr feller I stuck with his regimen and did the same with dr Lorenzo. There's not much difference in the advice they all give to be honest. Not long to the big day! Nerves will pass once yr in the chair mate . You did you decide to go with in the end?

Agree shampoo, Can't believe I left SMG out, they do great work.

Crack me up man:cool:

They both are great methods for getting the head of hair you desire. Mickey85 has put together some good documentation on here regarding fue pros and cons, definitely worth a read. I've had both methods and wouldn't say one is better than the other, it's just a case of what is best for you. We all have our own genetic blue print and some will be more suited to one over the other, some don't want the linear scar, or risks of stretching and will stay away from strip, some prefer shorter hair styles and prefer fue for that reason. Some need to maximise the amount of grafts they get and will strip out first before using there fue reserves. The best thing to do is just research, speak to patients and docs and come up with what's best for your unique situation .

Great work.