MAGNUMpi

Nobody? I am just wondering what this legal form covers. Don't they give it on the day of surgery? It would be good to know what I'm getting ready to sign before I'm in the chair.

Looking very good. Looks like it'll be nice and thick up front when it grown in. Congratulations.

Wow. Dr. Feller hit this one out of the park. Very natural. He's one of the best.

Hi All, Does anyone have a scanned copy of the legal form that the doctor had you sign? Or can you remember what it said? I hear about them, and know that the docs give them on the day of surgery but I think it would be smart to review one with enough time to fully understand it. Anybody?

Yogo, I bet you never thought you'd have a George Clooney head of hair. Congratulations! Nice work indeed. M.

sometimes when the fog rolls in its very beautiful. and they have good burritos.

No offense but why is that little tuft of hair brushed forward partially covering the hairline on both side shots? Ive seen too many doctors post op photos with that little tuft making an appearance. I don't mean to be rude but if your gonna show post op shots, I'm sure I can speak for all of us when I say we want the truth, and nothing but the truth. Also what is that big empty spot on his right side?......grrr

Ouch! I often wonder what my hair will look like 10-15 years from now if I go through with a hair transplant. Do other people who have had some years living with a HT share this experience?

I very much want to meet some real HT peeps. Anyone passing through Berlin in the near future? I'm buying the drinks. M.

She did say it looked better. That is a good thing! happy growing. M.

I have noticed the same. That little tuft of hair coming forward just over the side of hairline in a "modern" cut. I always wondered how some clinics got away with those post op shots. I like the photos by patients. Much more honest. Just looking through the "photo album" on this site you get some real honest shots taken by patients.

Hi Spanker, I was thinking 2000-2500+ could be considered a "Mega session". From what Ive been reading more people are taking the option of around 1,500 in one session then an 8 month wait for the rest (3000 for instance). It seems that sometimes that splitting a big session over 2 days back to back is just too much trauma for the scalp and the yield is compromised.

Hi Beaverbuzz/Bonkerstonker/zenmunk, You guys are absolutely right. It all just depends how the individual feels about their own hair loss no matter what stage and for what reason. I misspoke and I apologize. Beaverbuzz I wish you some good results when all is said and done. Magnum

Hi Thomasc, I haven't taken the leap yet. I'll be researching until I'm absolutely sure that my hair loss is worth the risks of surgery. Right now I'm okay in my life, but it would be good to wear my hair combed back again and be less afraid of wind! ha! MAGNUM p.s. Out of the 3 Doc'c you mentioned I would go with Feller!

Hi Beaverbuzz, Your hair looked PERFECT before your HT. I hope you get the hair that you initially wanted but I have to ask...why did you decide to risk a surgery like this? I am so used to seeing guys who really NEED a transplant on here. You are already where most of want to be hair-wise. I would be thanking my lucky stars if I were in your shoes. Hope things work out. M.

Hi Thomasc, You and I are pretty close in our hair loss/hair type. My advise to you is TAKE YOUR TIME. read as many posts and do as much research as you possibly can. Ive been reading up for the last few years and still learn something new on these forums every day. A HT can really be life changing and you want to be sure you get one that will make you happy. Yes there are reports from people who get bad HT's. These are also important to learn from. Choosing a TOP doctor is very important. Knowing what you're doing going in is also very important, and then it seems there is the luck of the draw. I know some will disagree with me but there is still an element of risk in getting a HT. Some people walk away with incredible results and others for different reasons do not. Again take your time. As you research science may catch up and give us something undetectable and easy. I mean we have The Large Hadron Collider, we have rovers on mars, we split the atom...why not a perfect head of hair for everyone..! Its bound to happen. MAGNUM

Very nice transformation!

Thanks guys. Very good to hear that people are happy with their HT's. It makes taking the plunge that much easier. Spex, you would have skipped all that FUE and just gone strip? is that due to poor yield? Thanks all. M.

Very Natural looking hairline! So very important. Great work Dr. Feriduni. I seriously have to set up a consultation with you. M.

Comforting words for all of us here. Thanks Blake.

Looks like clean work. Looking forward to some updates.

Hi All, I was just wondering if anyone out there has any regrets about getting a HT. If you could do it all over would you have still gone through with it? Has time changed your mind? I hope I get 100% of the people saying that they are 200% happy with their work...! M.

Hi Takingtheplunge, I was told by a doctor that native hairs "that were eventually on their way out" could grow back thinner after a HT. Could this also be a possible reason?This is really a concern for me also because sometimes I see areas that were worked on looking thinner in general post HT. Could a HT (in some cases) speed up the loss of the native hairs around it, and make the hairs that do grow back, thinner? Thanks

Thanks guys.

Sounds like you have some nice friends.