Silent123

Hey man, why not contact the clinic? That was ALOT of negative nit picking about everything possible doh 🤦‍♂️ the work looks very clean. Approaching one month after FUE is waaaay to soon to judge the outcome. Give it time dude 😎

Hey man, I hope this works out also though am definatly sceptical. Every few years it seems something like this comes and goes though lets see how it works out for you man. All the best with it !

Hey man, I'm sure this is set to be one hell of a result ! Keep posting the posts I'd love to see how this turns out in the end 😎

Very nice result! Great series of photos also. Big congratulations to the team and patient 😁

Hey man, I actually lost a lot of weight by eating low carb and in a 6 hour window only from 12 pm to 6pm whilst drinking a cup of water after every meal. Worked really well! Had to stay disciplined though. Certainly when around friends and family 😆

Hey man, this seems to be something a lot of people are doing lately. Good the option is there though one should never have to have it I guess

Hey man, the work looks flawless. Konior is renowned for refined work. This is set to be a great result I'm sure

Hey man, you donor region looks good Are you able to post any better photos of the top ?

Look forward to seeing the final result !

How did it go man? Give us an update!

It went really well man! We arrived the day before and stayed in a hotel which they recommended a stones throw from the clinic. Only took 2 hours to fly from Birmingham. The hotel was really good, and included breakfast and was only a 2 minute walk to Old Town Square centre. I think I paid ?35 a night if I remember right... I was a bit nervous to be honest when I walked over that morning but did chuckle when I got there. The clinics in a famous historic building called 'Golden Melon House' which I thought is perfectly named for hairloss lol. I met James who I'd been talking with online for a few months and was put at ease right away. James is from London and was very knowledgable about hair loss in general. Man knew his stuff and also met us for a beer that night. Nice guy! I then met my practitioner Erica who was from Florida, lovely, lovely lady. We drew on some different hairlines and settled for something that suited my facial features. James suggested that I keep it a little higher and receded so that it looks as though it has thinned a little to the stage its at now. To be honest I wasn't sure about this at first, but after it was finished and I looked in the mirror I could see my hairline again!!! What a weird feeling that was!!! I was dreading the feeling of having a needle put in my head lol, but I could hardly feel a thing. Infact the worse part for me was having to sit still for 1 hour intervals, as I'm a right fidget arse! Erica was very patient with me tho haha. I had 3 sessions in total during the 2 weeks in Prague, and am incredibly happy with my result! I spent about 2500 pound in total as I took the misses for a 2 week holiday. Prague's incredible! If anybody wants to see my results send me a private message and I'll respond back

Just booked in for August at Vinci in Prague. They have all British and American team there. Result !

Does anybody have any experience of SMP clinics in central Europe? I’ll be working in Slovakia and Austria for 3 months, and would like to take advantage of the lower prices there. So far I have found Skalp in Poland and Vinci Hair Clinic in Czech Republic. Can anybody else recommend any other clinics? I’d like to do some research. Thanks

I tried it years ago before my first transplant, didn't suffer any sides... think its time to hop on it again, as i'm beginning to loose a lot more hair !

Intersting, i'll be following you case with great interest man ! Just had a consultation with the clinic and they quoted me a very good price for the UK. I've had 2 FUE's in Turkey now and am in need of a lot more grafts soonish. He doesn't perform strip unfortunately, they have another surgeon who steps in for that apparently as that was what I was interested in this time around the most. I think the sales guy said he'd been active since this year, so he's fairly new to the HT game, but the work looks quite good ! Hope all is going well with your recovery man !

Hi all, I've had 2 transpant now, one well over 18 months ago, and I had a very small tweak 2 months ago (400 single hairs to the hairline) very good growth overall, and just waiting for the finer baby hairs to come in. I'm looking to use Nioxin scalp renew dermabrasion at home, to remove as much dead skin from my scalp as possible. I have a small amount of seborrheic derm / dandruff which I treat with Nizoral once a week, which mainly flares up in the frontal third where the transplanted hair is, although I have always had this problem since very young. Could dermabrasion damage the newly transplanted hairs considering they are only 8 weeks post? Thanks in advance

I’d be interested to know if anybody has any experience with this surgeon? I’m in need of a hairline repair for an FUE I had abroad a few years ago I’ve had a consultation with the clinic, and they recommend a very small FUE to cherry pick the finest single hairs from my donor. They talked about doing a low density irregular hairline for naturalness. Mines really straight and harsh from my previous transplant abroad. I noticed he did the beard transplant on channel 4 a little while ago. Still interested to hear if anybody has any direct experience with this surgeon?

Be interesting to get more views on this.

Ha completely fine. 3 months later all was ok. I've had a further 900 grafts taken since also!

Update Not much has changed 8 weeks on. I buzzed my head to a number 2 three weeks ago and will upload pictures when I return home in a few days. Is it possible that i'm suffering mild shockloss all over the donor area? It looks patchy with thick patches then extremely thin patches. Donor is also still a little pink also. I'm guessing its still early days... though at 8 weeks I would have thought my donor would be back to normal? It's apparent and looks like a bad haircut basically. Pictures coming soon...

Hi all I'm 15 days post op and just wished to have a professional opinion on my donor region please. 2200 grafts have been harvested in total and i'm a little concerned that my donor has been drastically thinned out. It's still early days, but compared to other FUE donor regions after 2 weeks i've seen, mine's looking a little worse off. Honest thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks

One more question… I have extremely fine hair all over, my scalp is very visible in bright light when my hair is buzzed to a number 2. If my hair did thin more this year, would it be an idea to get an all over transplant in between my shrinking hairs… then when they have gone get a further all over transplant to fill in between the newly planted hairs in 3-4 years time? How long do transplanted hairs typically last if one is taking finasteride?

Anyone had a transplant from way back and all showing ok?

Cheers chaps will check the links. Think i'll wait and see what happens this year on Finasteride and Minox and reasses then - seems the best bet. So far so good I guess, no major sides experienced. I had watery semen for the first few weeks and have small testicular ache's from time to time but generally everything is still working!

Hi Matt thanks for your reply. Is your father or grandfather bald? How long have you been on fin for? When did you first start to loose your hair? Has fin halted anything? Yep I think it would be all gone by the age of 36 if I stopped using fin! I'm thinking its best to ride out the next 6-12 months and see if finasteride can do anything for me first. I'm really hoping it can then I could safely assume a transplant could be more feasible, and not have to worry about a second one for maybe 6-10 years... although I think this is a tall order. I've seen picture's of finasteride taking norwood 5 and 6's back to norwood 2's over the course of 8-15 months and am extremely skeptical if this is even possible? It just seems far to good to be true!