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2000 (or so) grafts with Dr. Feller.
TommyLucchese replied to TommyLucchese's topic in Hair Transplant Reviews
4 months today! I have a lot of growth which is very promising. It's not the ridiculous early growth that some people get where it looks like a final result, but I'm very happy with what has grown in at such an early stage. My scar has sections that are completely faded and the rest is just "a little bit red". There is still an outline of the new hairline that's a very faded red colour. That's most likely due to my light skin, but I thought it'd have gone by 4 months though! It's not a problem, however. There seems to be new hairs spouting every day from the new hairline. It all seems positive for the next few months let's hope! -
Neograft and Doctor Opinions
TommyLucchese replied to sehrenpreis's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
You've had great advice on neograft and that doctor. I think it's really in your best interests to heed the advice given to you. Dr. Lindsey posts on here a lot and is very informative. Wouldn't you rather go to a surgeon who has numerous results, a great reputation and posts his work and knowledge in this very community? -
My FUE With Dr. Rahal 3000+ Grafts (Large Procedure)
TommyLucchese replied to Sean's topic in Hair Transplant Reviews
Yep it's a great shame we can't hear the rest of the story. You just have to think: if you had posted your whole story, showing you so excited and positive at the start, and seeing how gradually that positivity turned negative.......you'd be a bit embarrassed. This is why I haven't posted my pics and been very careful with my wording (i.e great experience, can't speak for results yet) because I don't want to look silly if I end up disappointed. Let's hope their hair took a turn for the better and they forgot about us and are too busy enjoying their new hair- 459 replies
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Recommendations for HT surgeon in Sydney,AU
TommyLucchese replied to Freddo's topic in Hair Transplant Reviews
Many who find the forums and do the research travel abroad. UK is about the same as Australia when it comes to HT reputations, I traveled to New York for mine. It's not the sort of decision you want to make where you base it on location. You should want the BEST for this procedure, location shouldn't be a part of it. Plus, it works out much cheaper for Ozzies to go abroad because of how it expensive it is there. Lots on this forum have gone abroad. There's been recent posts of two people who went to Thailand, India and New York. Maybe you could get a good result in Australia, it's up to you if you want to take the risk. I didn't want to risk the UK. -
Recommendations for HT surgeon in Sydney,AU
TommyLucchese replied to Freddo's topic in Hair Transplant Reviews
I don't think any clinics in Australia are recommended. USA, Canada, Belgium, maybe Thailand/India are your places to go. -
My FUE With Dr. Rahal 3000+ Grafts (Large Procedure)
TommyLucchese replied to Sean's topic in Hair Transplant Reviews
Plus, it was FUE. Am I right in thinking that you need a little more grafts for FUE than you would for FUT? (Don't know where I got this from, could be wrong) MTL30 there are numerous threads of great hair lines for 2000 grafts and under.- 459 replies
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Want to know about Propecia and side effects
TommyLucchese replied to navin's topic in Hair Loss Drugs
That's great to know Spex. Even with the lack of sides for me, I have been slightly concerned that it could impact my fertility down the line. Twins? Wow that's awesome, no wonder you're dreaming of 8 hours kip a night -
What does a FUE scar look like?
TommyLucchese replied to darkhorse0510's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Apologies. My mistake, didn't read the whole post where he mentioned FUT scars or the 'veteran'. What a rookie mistake! I do have to speak up for the FUT scar though. At 3 months, 3 weeks and 2 days, my dearest mother just checked my scar for me and it's disappeared to the 'pencil thin' variety in lots of places, and is just slightly red in others. Of course, this isn't guaranteed, but it's worked out well for me and I also saw two great FUT scars in person at my consultation. I'd never recommend anyone doing FUT based on my potential results though, I just have to say how my experience and results so far have been. Anyway, again, my apologies for my comment. I just watched that video. Amazing transformation! You can still see the white dotted scarring in the donor area, but considering just how shaven his head is, that's incredible. Why is this doctor not recommended? [edit] ah it's Dr. Lorenzo, nevermind, I know about him. -
Amusing Dr. Feller Animation on YouTube
TommyLucchese replied to Bill - Seemiller's topic in Open Hair Loss Topics
Haha, very nice. I'm sold again -
I just found this on the site: Hair transplantation is a proven surgery with assured and 100% guaranteed results Nothing is ever guaranteed in ANY type of surgery. I can't believe this statement is put on the same site as some of those before/after photos.
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From the looks of the results on his sites, his HT's are "low cost" for a reason. With something like this it shouldn't be about price. It's worth saving to go to a more established surgeon. The fact you can't find any reviews on this doctor would be alarming, in my opinion. I wouldn't go there. Maybe he is capable of producing a great result, but it's a bigger risk than someone recommended here as there are numerous results posted online from them.
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What does a FUE scar look like?
TommyLucchese replied to darkhorse0510's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
I don't think this was a thread for FUE v FUT scars. I'm interested in seeing some FUE scars too, btw. Can anyone oblige? -
Want to know about Propecia and side effects
TommyLucchese replied to navin's topic in Hair Loss Drugs
Just re-read this post. At what point did I say I "knows" it can't cause side effects? Did you read my post? I'm perplexed. -
Want to know about Propecia and side effects
TommyLucchese replied to navin's topic in Hair Loss Drugs
'Expert above' clearly just described how the drug has effected him, whilst also admitting to a lack of knowledge and seeking some advice. Why would you make such a condescending comment? -
Hair Transplant procedure Doctor Radha Rani
TommyLucchese replied to RodG's topic in Hair Transplant Reviews
That doesn't sound too good for you, but doesn't it also take a bit longer for a second procedure to come through? -
Want to know about Propecia and side effects
TommyLucchese replied to navin's topic in Hair Loss Drugs
I'm 23. Been on propecia and minoxidil since March 2010 - had no side effects what so ever. My libido is still high, I can rise to the occasion and finish the job as good as I ever did! I've read that about 2% of people suffer the side effects, so it's worth giving it a go. The medication has been AMAZING for my hair. I'm not sure about whether propecia can effect fertility though. Anyone know if this is possible, or if it is limited to libido and performance? -
My FUE With Dr. Rahal 3000+ Grafts (Large Procedure)
TommyLucchese replied to Sean's topic in Hair Transplant Reviews
I can't claim to have too much knowledge, but I've read many times FUE is a bigger risk when you have a megasession. Perhaps this could be part of the reason too.- 459 replies
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I think you should consult with some top doctors - in person (if possible) or via email. If the medication has slowed down your loss, you could get 1000-2000 grafts to sort out the hairline. It's not my place to say that's a possibility for you though, you need to seek the advice of a reputable surgeon.
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My FUE With Dr. Rahal 3000+ Grafts (Large Procedure)
TommyLucchese replied to Sean's topic in Hair Transplant Reviews
I can understand why someone wouldn't want to stay around after an unsatisfactory results. Regrets, embarrassment, not wanting to be continually reminded, feeling bad when seeing other people's great results etc Sean didn't claim an unsatisfactory result. He posted his photos, it's the community that deemed it somewhat unsatisfactory. If you get an unsatisfactory result, I suppose it goes two ways: you stick around and try to sort it out - OR - you give up all hope and retreat. (if my result turns out bad, I'll probably retreat too. I can't afford to go through it all again for the foreseeable future)- 459 replies
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2400 Grafts
TommyLucchese replied to Dr. Hakan DOGANAY's topic in Results Posted by Leading Hair Restoration Clinics
That looks like a great result. I didn't think 2400 grafts on such a large area would produce such an incredible transformation -
I must not have got what you all seem to be describing. I just got the odd yellow headed spot ("zit") which I popped, a bit of yellow and blood came out and then it was fine.
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Kirkland 5% foam v Rogaine 5% foam
TommyLucchese replied to TommyLucchese's topic in Hair Loss Drugs
Thank you David, I will give the Kirkland a try then! -
Need help to select between 2 good surgeons
TommyLucchese replied to HairNeeded's topic in Hair Transplant Reviews
Not a bad problem to have though! -
Kirkland 5% foam v Rogaine 5% foam
TommyLucchese replied to TommyLucchese's topic in Hair Loss Drugs
Is there no-one with any input at all? I thought it's a legitimate question.......a 40 pound difference in price is significant, I'd like to make an informed decision on this!