What's up Gman. Dr. Glat's office is top notch. The gentleman performing the procedure will be Stephen Archibald and probably 2-3 of his female assistants. You most likey met with Stephen at your consultation. Stephen is a super nice guy and extremely knowledgeable as well as his assistants. Stephen has been doing this a long time and I believe performs procedures at Dr. Glat's office in Philly and also elsewhere in the country. He may have even done some celebrities but I couldn't get that out of him when we were chatting during my surgery. I had mine done on August 20th, 2013 (approx 6 months ago). I believe they did over 100 procedures that year up until mine in August and they have been doing neograft for years. My experience with them was great. I took a week vacation from work and had the procedure done on a Tuesday. I had to be under the radar for about 5 days later. You will have some itching, minor swelling around the eyes and forehead and some tenderness and itching at the donor site. All-in-all not a big deal. You will be prescribed 7.5mg pain killers to deal with the discomfort. It's not a big deal. After 5 days and some tricky blending with the home clippers nobody could tell I had anything done and I was back to work on Monday (6 days post-op) and nobody could tell. I was actually told by friends that the buzzcut on the sides looks really good and makes me look like I have more hair than I do. HAHAHA! Up until now only my mother, father, sister and girlfriend know. The only thing I will tell you is don't expect to see much at 3-4 months like they tell you. If you do, GREAT! But it's more like 5-7 months like Danny and I have experienced. 1 more thing, I'm not sure of your current situation and graft recommendation Stephen gave you but at the surgery or before the surgery ask Stephen why he shaves the donor site like he does. It's almost like the mouth of a smiley face kind of shave above 1/3 up from the bottom of the back of your head. If I had my preference I would of like to have him shave the entire back of my head perhaps up to ear level and extract the grafts from a broader area. This would make hiding the donor site easier and the overall donor area more thick than taking all the grafts from a smaller area. Ask him about this! That way you can do a 0,1,2,3 blend up your head and you will look good. Any more questions hit me up bro. My donor site is undetectable right now but that larger extraction area would definitely make blending after surgery much easier.