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  1. Yes would agree with the above statement. This is a good case where a combination of both techniques can be used to maximise the donor and to good effect also as the Strip left the donor good for FUE work for other areas.

     

    Be good to see an update and hope all is going well for the patient.

  2. Well the positive is for the crown no facial swelling so makes it easier for returning without signs.

     

    All the best and let us know how it goes. You may want to take a travel pillow also to sleep with and use for the home journey and a button up shirt to avoid putting on and off t-shirts etc.

     

    Travel as lightly as possible and try to have a seat that gives most protection so avoid isle if possible and I preferred window seats also so nothing falling down on me on flight home also.

     

    Paranoid I know but I limited risks as much as I could and protected my investment as much as possible and sure it will all be okay.

     

     

    Garageland has had many ops and flights and long ones also so is real veteran.

     

    Enjoy the experience as much as you can and keep us posted and remember nerves are normal.

  3. Yes we have had a fair amount of this from several countries and clinics and some really tried to tell us it was their patient being shown and they are really upset even by the allegation and how totally impossible it is for them to use one of ours. Eventually they come back and always "Web Master Error" is the final email but it is fun pretending that the patient had the same surgery, pre-op clothes, bleeding post op, background as us. The funniest I noticed was a female patient we had they even said was a man when went to them.

     

    As said it can be a full time job and I have noticed some H+W ones over the years and even asked the clinic showing the result to let me know about a H+W patient who was very well known. Was funny to hear how happy he was and where he lived and I asked if he is willing to meet up but always goes quiet then.

  4. You can walk out, wear a bandana and don't take any sun directly to the transplanted area and avoid banging your head, I know that is an obvious statement but just give plenty of room to people and be aware of possible bangs on public transport etc if taking.

     

    Keep well hydrated also and especially if hot as it probably will be and try to enjoy your experience.

     

    Your clinic will no doubt give you a post op presentation and documentation and do's and don'ts in terms of medication to take, spraying saline to the recipient etc. All the best for it and let us know how it goes. Happy to send you what we recommend to patients but of course you would need to run it by your own clinic also for their approval.

  5. Age: 37

     

    No meds

     

    FU breakdown:-

     

    1 hair 642

    2 hairs 993

    3 hairs 570

    4 hairs 280

     

    Graft total 2485 FUE

     

    Patient has fine hair and result shown at 8 months so more growth expected and change in hair maturity in the ensuing months. A conservative approach was taken in design and thank you to the patient for providing photos and especially full face that also show the transformation and framing of the face.

     

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    1 Month

     

     

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    4 Months

     

     

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    5 Months

     

     

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    8 Months

     

     

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  6. Patient in his late 40s wanted to have a conservative approach to his hair line design and then blend back into the frontal third as required.

     

    Updated as 6,7 and 10 Months and photos provided by the patient.

     

     

    Graft breakdown was as follows:-

    1s 445

    2s 1251

    3s 1116

    4s 400

    Total FU:- 3212

     

     

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    7 Months

     

     

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    Strip at 7 Months

     

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  7. Minoxidil is okay after 2 weeks on the recipient and monitor for redness as you do use it and foam is usually well tolerated.

     

    The scar will be red for a while and especially as internal sutures dissolve but can apply around the scar area and again monitor for irritation there. As long as sutures all out then should start to heal well from here on.

  8. Yes using a different colour suture helps removal and you can apply bio oil or similar to the scar to aid healing and put on gently but left to right or right to left across the scar.

     

    Self dosing and changing from 1mg daily to 3x weeky is something that many do with no issues do but ideally see your GP if having sides effects and see what they recommend for you and there are doctors who prefer this approach for their patients and for some the balance works in that sides diminish and they have hair benefits but there is no one size fits all approach with this as people's sensitivities and tolerances are different.

  9. Thank you PIP for your kind words.

     

    You forgot to say "good looking" also, but I put that down to writer's cramp! No seriously, it was my pleasure to meet you and your manner of doing things, calm, smiling and was also for me a very good sign to me of how you handled loss. I am very happy that I wasn't sales orientated in my approach and I think all of us put our personalities into our work and this is my disposition in how I do business and always will be. What counts is knowledge and customer service and fundamentally belief in the product that we offer and as said my own result spoke for me.

     

    All the best and I will be in touch and anything needed give me a bell.

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