delancey

The prediction of tonight's game? Will Portugal beat Poland?

Remember that some of these pictures used may be fake (altered). He is, without a doubt, wearing a lot of concealers in his hair. However, when the hair gets as thin as some of the earlier pictures posted indicate, not even concealers have an effect anymore. In any case, he looks much better with concealers than he did as a balding man. I also feel that he made a mistake by admitting that he had a HT. On one hand, it has created awareness and perhaps helped alleviate some of the negative stigma that has followed the hair transplant industry for so many years. On the other hand, the media has been absolutely ruthless about his baldness and hair transplant (essentially lambasting it ever chance it got). As if his own perception of his hair loss wasn't enough, he must now be reminded of it by the media. Poor bloke.

This is a very nice FUE result and still a lot of time to mature. Out of curiosity, what is your donor density? And how many grafts did Dr. Lorenzo say you have left? Congrats!

Sounds like a damn good movie. haha

Dr. Mohebi, Have you considered presenting all of your results in HD video? This would not only showcase your results more clearly. It would also help potential clients gain more realistic expectations (better video angles, improved idea of hairline design and hair density etc).

His campaign will buy them and transfer them over to his corporation. :cool:

There are perhaps 5 hair transplant doctors in the world who I would allow to operate on me. Your clinic's operating room "looks more like a dirty slaughter house" and yet here you are with Minoxidil and an FUE surgery in hand. What a gamble. May I ask you how much your hair is worth to you? In other words, how much did you pay for your surgery? I do wish you well. Happy growing. Do you have any pictures?

http://www.hairrestorationnetwork.com/eve/181266-warning-if-considering-dr-hakan-doganay-read-first.html

Dutchie, I think you will be surprised by the end result. You're a middle-aged man who's been bald for many years. So 35 grafts per cm2 should yield a significant change in your appearance. Remember that it will be thicker in the front and the density will decrease behind the hairline. The gray hair and the frontal tuft are nice advantages. 50-60 microns per hair is found on the average patient. This is normal. Anything above 60 is above average. The best way to measure the recipient area is by using transparent grid paper and simply drawing out the area that was transplanted. Remember that the scalp is not flat so merely multiplying the width by the length won't result in an accurate measurement. I think most people who have had a hair transplant, especially those with a high Norwood pattern, would agree that combing your hair in a certain way changes the cosmetic appearance significantly. On that note, 35 grafts per cm2 won't yield Elvis like hair. Not even close. Assuming average hair characteristics, I would speculate that 50 grafts/cm2 would yield a result similar to JTs result (no, not the singer). That's 3500 grafts in an area as small as 70 cm2. This is why donor management is so important. Otherwise you'll quickly run out of donor supply. Many of the results posted under the results by leading hair restoration clinics have very favorable characteristics. Check out Chris from Vancouver's result on Youtube. Also HairsGone's result by Dr. Ball. This should give you a good idea of what to expect. I think you'll be satisfied. Your frontal tuft can really make a huge difference. Happy growing.

Last time I checked, Dr. Lorenzo charges: 6K euros for the first 1000 grafts. 4K for the next 1000 grafts. 2.5 euros times x number of grafts (lifetime). Not a bad price for one of the very best clinics on Earth.

I was thinking the same thing. Very aggressive hair line. The same thing goes for Fabregas and Diego Simeone.

He wasn't a NW7 before his HT. In fact, far from it.

Which Belgian surgeons are you referring to?

Johnny, what did Dr. Lorenzo say about your hair transplant with Doganay?

Dr. Bisanga has many cases posted of men with similar hair loss to yours. I see him as a very honest and ethical Doctor. Meticulous. I don't know where you're located but you could always see him in Belgium for an in-person evaluation. His hair lines are very nice too. Natural. Do you have any Norwood 5, 6 or 7s in your family?

Great photos and very natural result. Congratulations man. Some Docs should really learn a thing or two from you when it comes to taking pictures. : - )

Out of curiosity, is your trained eye able to detect a color and texture difference in the after photos?

Why would you possibly consider recommending a Doctor who has had so many poor results and allegations directed at his work in recent memory? I have yet to find another Doctor, recommended or not, with the low amount of customer satisfaction and poor quality work as seen from Dr doganay. I would caution anyone who is considering this Doctor to stay clear. There were also allegations of representatives using accounts without disclosing an affiliation with Dr. Doganay's clinic in Turkey. You also closed the thread highlighting the allegations and the poor results. Here's the thread: http://www.hairrestorationnetwork.com/eve/181266-warning-if-considering-dr-hakan-doganay-read-first.html

I think you've gotten a very nice result here. Your hair looks quite coarse and a bit wavy, so that has helped contribute to the result. Another session in the crown, and perhaps some added density up front and you're done. Congratulations. Thanks for the update.

If I were you, I would take a step back and really tread carefully. You already made a mistake; get it right this time around. I would personally stay away from the ARTAS robot at this point in time, just my two cents. I would consult with the following Doctors if I were based in the U.S.: Dr. Konior Dr. Ron Shapiro Dr. Gabel Dr. Diep Best of luck.

Only 90%?

What percentage (of the total donor zone) does the total donor capacity of 9018 grafts represent?

So in total around 7377 grafts available. What percentage of total grafts does this represent? I.e., 30%, 35%, 40%, etc? Thanks

Hi Citizen, Thanks for sharing. Could you take some pictures similar to those posted in month 8 please? I.e., top down. This will show us how the gaps have filled in.

Hi Citizen, How do you feel about the results in month 9?