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Wow that was shocking, was this a low-cost clinic in Turkey? Glad he found your clinic, he’s transformed 👏🏼

Looks excellent, clean, refined work as we come to expect from Hasson and Wong.

Thanks for sharing these awesome results 🙌🏼

No one has a crystal ball unfortunately, you should plan to have another procedure, will it be in 10 years, 20, no one knows. As long as you’re committed to this lifelong journey, it’s fine to proceed.

Is it possible? Yes, but is that what you're seeing? Probably not. In my opinion, that is probably retrograde alopecia.

WOW This is incredible! @Dr. Raymond Konior you're an artist, truly.

You're asking the wrong question, you shouldn't be asking whose the cheapest option, but who gets the best results. There are affordable options outside of Turkey. Eugenix in India have some of the best results I've seen, particularly for Norwood 6/7s, and HDC clinic in Cyprus has excellent results for 2.5 per graft. They are not a hair mill that does 10 patients a day.

We're working on the time still, when I get the date and time I will update the post. Both patients had FUT.

Are you sure thats 20 cm2? That looks a lot larger to me.

Excellent result, hair transplants aren't just for men. Women suffer in silence. Glad to see she got the head of hair she deserves!

Thanks for creating this thread, your last journey was impressive. Can't wait to see how this one grows in man, i'm excited for you 😬

The crown can easily take 2,000-3,000 grafts, depending on the size.

Great density, patient looks transformed 🙂

Dear Visitors and Forum Members, I will be joining Dr. Christine Shaver of Bernstein Medical for an Instagram live session on (date and time). We will be discussing the pros and cons of FUE and FUT, how to manage your expectations correctly, and her preferred surgical techniques, i.e., DHI, lateral slit, etc. A little bit of background on Dr. Shaver, she completed her Internal Medicine internship at Yale University and dermatology residency at Drexel - Hahnemann Hospital in Philadelphia, where she served as Chief Resident. She completed her surgical fellowship with Dr. William Rass

Given the fact you’re against meds, lowering the hairline is a bad idea. You need to be conservative, and accept that you won’t be able to restore full density and coverage. The things you take while healthy, do absolutely zero for hair loss.