BonScott

Hi Reid , thanks for taking the time to answer my questions , I'm glad you saw that I was not being critical but just curious. Great answers and very much appreciated. You are a gentleman and your hair does look tops. Have a great weekend. Augustya , see your negative input wasn't required....at all. Good luck with your op, Dr. Bhatti seems world class.

I only deal in the evidence , as seen in the photos uploaded previously. A belief is only a belief or a denial of evidence.

Well if Reid wants to PM me that would be great. For now I will presume that he needs product to keep his hair flat due to misplacement of grafts.

Yes can you share it , did they mention the sticking up cows lick or thicker temple point hair. ? THanks for responding California , much appreciated.

So Assgaystas, you agree it is not perfect then. As for nits , medication is required to get rid of them. I have asked Reid questions not about whether he is happy or not but if his hair settled or is it permanent standing up due to misplacement of grafts . Re his temple points , there is a difference, it's there. I was unaware you were a spokesperson for Reid, If so you should update your signature for the sake of transparency. When you get a HT then let's see if you nit pick or not. My questions and what I notice will benefit you if you get a HT I'm sure you won't say to the Doctor " do what you like". We shall see if you ever get one. Til then have some manners instead of calling what you disagree with as hilarious. Reid should be happy as it looks great. However.... Rock on. Bon

Hi Augaystyua , thanks for the attack. I've attached 2 pictures , both with cirlces highlighting my query to Reid. You can see the contrast in thickness of temple points to native. A minor difference but not something I have noticed on other temple point post op patients. Re the cows lick, see attached pic , with your glasses on. To me it looks like it is standing up and my question to Reid is did it mature enough to sit flat or does he always need hair product to hold it down. I am in a similar situation and would expect mine to sit flat in time. He is post 18 months but still has this effect. Is this down to poor graft placement. Yes I have seen all his pics, post op, pre op, opshop etc. So go and review the pics and tell me if my questions,observations are ridiculous again. You started the thread qith questions on Dr Bhatti's hairlines , yet call others ridiculous for raising similar concerns. Have some manners. Reid sorry for the interruption by Augaysta would appreciate your feedback Cheers Bon

TYPO above , I meant to ask do you see your hairline, temple points improving or will you need another Op to get a more favourable result. Is more maturation, softening expected. ? Rock on. Bon

Hi Reid , Can you assist , I notice in your hairline that you have a "calves lick" effect Is this because of misplacement of the grafts that they point up and will it ever settle down flat. Your temple points have thicker hairs too, I understand you had an op over 18 months ago but the "calves lick" and thick temple points (you can see the difference between native hair behind it plus the brushed forward look to disguise a very sharp temple corner (your previous pics post op show as very acute angle). In hindsight is there anything you would have asked Dr Bhatti to do differently , for example use nape hair . Can you wear your hair flat down without using a product or is it standing up and wire like, fuzzy still. I've just joined the Forum to share my story and will update with pics shortly when I hit the 8 month mark. Cheers Bon