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Excellent video, quality content from BHR

I did write in my post this was 4 months vs. 5 months. If you look, the angle, room, and lighting is the same. I only post comparisons in the same conditions.

Your hair is looking amazing Adrian. I think the hairline is looking solid, and the temple points look amazing. You've got a fantastic framing to your face. I can't wait to see how this turns out after 12 months.

Looking really good 👍

It depends on whether you're getting FUE or FUT. If you're getting FUE, you can return to exercising normally around 14 days.

Growth is definitely happening 👏🏼

Try to let it soak with conditioner to see if the scabs come off gently.

That looks to be dried blood. Have you been cleaning the recipient area?

Dear Community, Based on the overwhelming positive feedback. We have moved forward with the recommendation of Dr. Turan. Please join me in congratulating @FUECAPILARDr. Turan as the newest member of the Hair Transplant Network. https://hairtransplantnetwork.com/dr-dogan-turan

The best way to find out the cost for you would be to reach out to Dr. Pittella directly @Dr. Felipe Pittella you can pm him here.

Jeezus, what a fantastic hairline 10/10 🤌

While it’s a good to get consultations with several surgeons, never let time dictate your decision. You’ve been balding for years, one more year is nothing in the grand scheme of things.

Let’s keep it up guys. Great suggestions 🙌🏼

Some repair cases would be great. I will definitely start a segment called hair repair. Where I’ll have a surgeon share one of their repairs and break down the case.

Here was the first one in the new studio

That’s a good suggestion. I will reach out to some members here.

Those are good suggestions, we can talk about failed hair transplants, and how to improve surgery. I actually spoke to Dr. Camacho about this, he mentioned the reason why he transitioned to FUE exclusively. I will save the response for the podcast. Now, do you want me to take cases here and view it live on the podcast? I can take one of his cases and review it on the podcast.

Hey Guys, As you know, we're taking these podcasts to the next level. My next goal is to have the podcast on a specific day of the week, with interesting guests from surgeons, patients, to pipeline drug companies. We moved into a new studio with a production team. We'll be able to show video, photos, and some of you will be able to join as well. This Wednesday we'll be talking to @Bogota Hairlines Dr. Sergio Camacho from Bogota, Colombia. Dr. Camacho has been performing hair transplants for over a decade. Initially, he started off performing strip surgeries in the US. He later moved to Colombia to start his own practice, where he began practicing and honing his FUE technique. He know performs FUE exclusively. He's been producing some excellent results. Now for the communities input. We want these podcasts to be interactive and engaging. Excellent opportunities to get access to some of the world's best surgeons. How can we make them more engaging for you guys?

Hair transplants do not stop hair loss. You need medication to stop hair loss.

Registering to this website is a good start to research. I would ask 1. Whats your involvement in the surgery? 2. How long have your technicians been with you? 3. What will you do in the event the surgery isn't successful?

I cut my hair to a 1/2 guard to #1

To be honest, it is only important to abstain before the procedure. That’s because alcohol thins your blood. Afterwards, it’s okay to drink in moderation. One beer isn’t going to do anything.

Hypertrophic scarring can occur. I would suggest to try a few test grafts, to see how you heal first, before committing to surgery.

Wow you definitely got the Bead Pitt in Fury vibe incredible 🙌🏼🙌🏼