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I don't need to shave the recipient area at all just the donor as docs will be grafting into an area with no hair
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Probably banned from this site due to a lawsuit or something.
Liverpoolgirl, if Mickey recommends Mwamba then you can trust that Mwamba would be a great choice!
I remember someone saying that all doctors can go down the "no shave" route, but that it is a risk to the end result. Therefore those who do it know the risks but use it as a selling point. Not sure how true that is, but shaving down is only temporary - the long term result is all you need to worry about.
I think Dr. Feller only does small FUE sessions.
Hi Tommy
What would make it a risk? Is it because the graft is out for longer? It's just as a woman shaving the head is really hard
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Oh for crying' out loud, you've been told the score with these surgeons - no amount of repeating the same points is gonna change the options available to you so maybe you should just choose one.
Lol calm down buddy. I know all the options I was just asking which one of those options is best and which surgeon is. You're an idiot.
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In my personal opinion, Mwamba is a universe better than both Feller and Epstein at FUE. And good on you for not going down the strip path in that you consider it too invasive.
Thanks! Who have you had surgery with if you don't mind me asking?
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I should have clarified that even though making new recipient incisions into a "bare" surface area does not present issues of potential transection, the FUE surgeon must still follow acute angulation of the newly created recipient sites otherwise the new grafts may grow out at an inappropriate angle and the new growth could stick out like a sore thumb...:eek:
It really depends how close the new incisions are to the established native hairline. There can even be some minor shock loss to the existing hairline post-op but as long as no transection occurs, everything should grow back very nicely.
How likely do you think shock loss is?
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Which Dr. Epstein are you referring to?
Dr Jeffrey Epstein..I was also considering another doc I'm not allowed to mention because Bisanga and Mwamba trained under him
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In all honesty I would say either:
- Get a Miley Cyrus type cut and shave the donor; and/or
- Invest in a few wigs
or
- Take the FUT option. It will give you the best chance of a top result.
The doc will be 'driving in fog' with the no-shave option. Don't make it any more difficult for him!
I 100 percent don't want FUT it seems too invasive...and I hate Miley Cyrus
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Sorry for the bad quality here are two pictures what do you think?
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Have you considered hairline lowering surgically with Dr Sheldon Kabaker? He has an excellent track record with this procedure for females and you would avoid any shaving. Also the result would be pretty much immediate.
I thought about it but it's a much more invasive procedure and I tend not to scar well so a forehead scar wouldn't be a good idea... Thanks for the suggestion though!
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I would go for a shaven donor myself in order for the surgeon to better analyze the direction of the hair under the skin. I'm sure Mwamba could shave 2 or 3 'strips' in your donor area and extract from them. As seen here:
With your hair combed down, the shaved sites would not be visible
I cringe at the thought of shaving my hair..the hairdresser would be able to see it when I get a hair cut also..would you say Dr Mwamba is as good as Dr Feller and Dr Epstein? I was looking into them also,,,any advice would be appreciated
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I need around 1600 grafts...Mwamba does FUE without shaving the donor area but it costs 10 euro per graft instead of 5 euros...do you think it would be as effective as normal fue where you shave the donor area?
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Sorry I meant Feriduni and Bisanga
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Mwamba is an excellent FUE physician. His hairlines are excellent and he constantly achieves great yield and from various accounts I have been told he is VERY thorough and friendly in his consultations.
Hi Mickey thanks for the reply! Would you say he is as good as feriduni and mwamba?
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I'm Originally from Liverpool but I live in London. I'm 26 years old but I'm a female and it's hairline e lowering so age isn't an issue I don't have any hair thinning or baldness just a naturally high hairline m shaped.
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I considered Bisanga but be doesn't do FUE without shaving the donor area which Dr Mwamba offers that's why so confused!
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Hi everyone... I am seriously considering going to Dr Mwamba for a FUE session...would you consider him one of the top doctors in Europe? Im scared of making a mistake. Please help!
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Thanks for your replies everybody! Madcow sorry I just saw your post... I would really appreciate if you could send me photos
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Thanks for the reply! I do not want to do FUT as I have a tight scalp. There are some doctors that do FUE without shaving any donor hair. But it costs more and is time consuming. What I am asking is will the results of this be just as good as normal FUE?
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Hey everyone
I am a female with a high hairline. I have been to a few consultations and have been told I need between 1400-1900 FUE. I want to do the FUE where you do not shave the head at all. Some doctors have told me however that this is not good, as more grafts die than with normal FUE. What do you all think?
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Dr Mwamba was mentioned in this it has really worried me what do you guys think? It states he is 'evil'