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As i said we can see the grafts in the pics and also in the pics posted by Kira in the above post.

Post #10 Crown area Post op pic still fails to impress me as it is a high resolution pic and grafts will be seen in best of my knowledge. Rest I dont want to argue, please consider this as my personal observation and not a comment on anyone's abilities.

Believe whatever you want, you can see the work its just difficult. Look at the rest of his work, it all looks the same. So since the pics in post #10 say immediately post-op, are suggesting that the clinic is lying?

I am not commenting on the results, and i have seen his work, its impressive no doubt. Can you please show me more pics of immediate post op with invisible grafts?

I sure found one but his work had visible grafts at that time i guess.. http://www.hairrestorationnetwork.com/eve/168984-dr-arocha-6-month-3023-fut-results.html

As far as clinic is lying or not I dont wish to make any comment on it.

But post #10 immediate post op pic fails to impress me. :confused::confused: And i am really surprised no one else felt the same!!! C'mmoonn... we hav seen a lot of post op pics havnt we?

Thanks.

naaa.... saw post#10, front hairline looks trimmed and theres is no visible grafts on the crown. Immediatly after the transplant you can see lot of ( ... ok atleast some.. )blood spots and fresh implanted grafts. I am not buying into the argument that the job was so clean that the grafts were invisible. As of now that technology is only with God..

Thank you Ukresponder, Dr glenn, thehairupthere and greatjob for ur replies...

Will be interesting to see an immediate post op picture, which will show the fresh grafts nicely implanted. Please post it if you had not forgotten to click one...

Cant Decide -

 

Thanks for taking the time to look and comment. I wasn't trying to give a false impression with the photos. The very first time the patient came in, he had his hair grown out. When he came in the morning of the procedure, he had his hair cut shorter. When I post the photos, I like to show the photos we take immediately before his procedure. In this specific case, he happened to have shorter hair. Dr. Arocha does not shave down any hair in order to allow the patient to fly under the radar as much as possible. He is able to work and create sites throughout the existing hair. Sorry it was confusing.

 

Thanks, hairthere and orlhair1! We appreciate it!

 

~Kira

Why is there no pic of the immediate post op?

I think a pic with grafts freshly implanted is the one that is most crucial in appreciating the artistic abilities of any HT surgeon.

However the results are just great...

Thanks.

Thanks for the reply... From your replies what i gather is that minoxidil has a great effect on jump starting the transplant hair and preserve the native hairs.

One question, If i stop minoxidil after some duration of use, my native will def shed ( maybe at a higher rate..) ... what will be the effect of stoping minox on transplanted hair.. will it also become minox depended..? What if I lose transplanted hair..?

Has anyone used minox on transplanted hair and stop at a later stage? what was the effect you noticed.

Thanks.

Hi,

I wanted to know the effect of using minox on transplanted hair. Is it really required as most of the doctors recommend to use minox.

Wanted to know if there is anyone who had a HT and chose not to use minox. What wer the results that you saw.

If you use minox after HT, do you apply it only in the region where you have some hairloss which has non transplanted hair( say region A) or use it only on transplanted region( region B) or use it in both the regions( A and B, basically the whole top area.. ).

I am however very much convinced not to use finax due to the possible sides. Not worth taking the risk..

Thanks