KateLeFeb

thank you for clearing this up, I appreciate it

are you all kidding me? I am not using the boards for self-promotion, did I place any promotional links at all in the body of my message? NO, I used the signature like everyone else. Bill, I see you have a link in your signature, do you not? I have lots of research to publish and share, this is only the very basics for beginners. You people need to calm down, if you want my participation in the future. If you don't like members using signatures than ban them outright... problem solved

I would ask for my money back if I were him. Hehe

you still are in the early stages for a transplant yet, I would recommend perhaps laser hair treatment first and see where to go from there it may be something to consider later down the road

I would recommend a North American or European surgeon in the future just to avoid many of the mentioned problems! The problem with these sketchy overseas doctors is many do not have the proper training or education and over there regulations are lax if any

For some, hair transplant can achieve desired results but for others it is not the Holy Grail that they expect. I have dealt with tons (and I do mean, tons) of cases where men did not achieve the expected result and as a result suffered depression or numerous other forms of anxiety. I can't stress this enough, have REALISTIC expectations. Here are a few things everyone should know about hair transplants: - most of the time, a hair transplant takes several operations and cannot be all completed in one time - There is considerable recovery time involved after the operation - A common after-effect of the procedure is a sudden increase in hair fall (replaced later by thicker and stronger hair) - the wounds on your scalp take time to heal and most importantly, results are permanent and irreversible so be very careful!