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can you go to a bank when you arrive and make a withdraw? Id just carry the money if it was me, stay in the airport and take a cab right to where you are staying

lots of people talk about those two docs. That's how I heard of them

just question really has too how horrible I would look going through the airport, Id prob just use a cap and sunglasses, im not walking around the airport like that

how long does the swelling typically last from an fue procedure? when I had my fut my head and eyes were very badly swollen. If Im going to travel to turkey rom Canada not sure I want to be seen with a pumpkin head

So I am considering travelling to Turkey from Toronto to have an fue procedure. This would be a long travel time for myself obviously. So my question is for people who may have done this type of trip is will I be able to have my head and donor area either bandaged or wear some sort of bandana or hat? Im not too keen to be sitting on a plane or in an airport for hours with dried blood and exposed scabs.

That's pretty reasonable. My flight would be around 1200 Canadian. Im kinda concerned about how I would feel taking a flight after surgery. I imagine there would be lots of swelling and bruising

question for the op, where would you be travelling from? Im considering travelling there as well from Canada. Also I emailed Dr Hakans clinic and they responded within 30 minutes. Great customer service

where are you travelling from? curious as to how many people make the trip over there

anyone have know any clinics that do temporary smp in Canada or the US? cant find much online expect in Europe. Read somewhere that h&W do it but the website is down. Looking into getting it done on my scar

perfect thanks, sending as we speak

anyone know which fue docs do a premlin online consult? On the fence on weather to proceed with another ht and what to get some intial info re price, number of grafts etc...thanks for the info

No the scar wasn't noticeable when my hair was longer. Although I keep my hair pretty short anyways. I'm on propecia for prob 10 years. I'm 32 started losing my hair when I was 16. I would only get more done in the front if I was gonna get fur into the scar. I'm gonna look into skin pigmentation for the scar. What you guys think how many grafts would I need to beef up the front and conceal the scar?

Also I buzzed it as kind of a freeing thing for myself to let go a bit and show other people what kind of scars they might have if they go with fut

I'm fairly pleased considering the circumstances. I'm going to look into getting the scar repaired. Perhaps another ht for the front but I dunno. I'd like to hear what the forums thoughts are. Also this picture is without dermatch which I put on the top and some on the scar to make it a bit less noticeable

as promised here is my hair shaved down to a grade 2. Pictures taken in my bathroom with very bright overhead lighting

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hey there, really posting this topic for all the posts I read about how visible a fut scar will be for people considering it. Had 2 ht starting at the age of 22 and again at 26 all in the front. Don't ask me how many grafts cuz I don't know as I really rushed into it. Im 32 now and my hair is starting to thin around the transplanted hair and I think looking unnatural. I use dermatch everyday to add some fullness and I must say that product works wonders. Although it is a bit tiresome putting it on everyday and always in the back of your mind if anyone is going to question you. That's my basic history. Now onto my post for today, next month I will have a month off work and Im going to start with a guard 4 and go to 3 then 2 and see how bad my scar looks with short hair to see if I could just live with the scar or have to look into having it repaired. I wear my hair pretty short on the side now and don't ever really see it, although I know it goes ear to ear. I wil update this post with pics so anyone considering the fut procedure will have an idea of what you have to live with the rest of your life. Not knocking the procedure but like I said I rushed into in and probably should have taken some time.

Seems kinda expensive. I thought it was supposed to be a cheaper alternative

you could prob cover the scar with a little dermatch

wondering if anyone has had any experience with fue into scar with any doctors in the Toronto area? have had 2 ht and starting to lose more hair around the transplanted hair. Would like to address my scar, ear to ear, and then decide if Im going to get an additional ht, thanks

Thanks Bill I will

hey bud, Im most defintley thining behind the hair transplant, which in my mind makes the ht more noticeable. Ive never had anyone ask me about it or question my hair. I started losing my hair at 16, so Im very happy that I took action. If I were to too it all over again I would get fue for sure. In my opinion ht are temporary and all of us will end up thinned out and bald at some point. Im much more comfortable in my own skin now and would just buzz my hair short but I cant with my scar. Its a personal opinion what is best for you. I use dermatch everyday now to fill it in a bit and it works wonders but it is a pain. who are you getting it done with?

whats up man, welcome, i see you have had a procedure done with dr armani,, are you happy with the outcome?

ya I had went with dr amani about 7 years ago when I was 25. I pretty much rushed into it and didn't do a lot of research and it was very expensive. Have to say that I was really happy with it for about 5 years, changed my 20's. Although now my hair loss has continued so I think its became noticeable that Ive had a HT. Just deciding what route to take now, weather to have another one, although I feel I would like to get my scar fixed and just buzz my hair short and move on....going to do some research this time, nice to meet you guys!

hey there, just wanted to say Ive been creeping on this forum on and off for a few years and finally decided to join and say hello. Always enjoyed reading up on various topics on here....good to see a solid support community