I have finally completed my surgery which lasted 6 days (took one day off in between). I ended up getting 2200 grafts (350, 550, 450, 450 & 400 over 5 days) Dr. Keser did an excellent job in making sure the hairline looks natural and maintain the right density considering my existing hair. Overall, I'm satisfied with the surgery process. I felt comfortable at doctor's hand. Devran (English translator) made sure there was no communication gap. Dr. Keser was very patient in answering any question that I had.
I'm hoping the results would reflect the kind of effort the doctor put into it. He manually extracts and implants each graft by himself. His assistant Senem was very careful and diligent in handling the grafts.
One thing that I would like to share, I felt extreme pain most of the time the local anesthesia was injected into my scalp. There are a 10 to 20 injections each day, so be prepared for it. Some people don't feel any pain so it depends on how sensitive your scalp is to needles. I'll go over in more detail later in this blog as I move along the process.
I'll update with pictures each month and would be more than happy to answer any question about my experience. I'm open to any feedback / comment, good or bad, that you may have.
A big day at Dr. Keser (Turkey) for FUE surgery 2200 grafts
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I have finally completed my surgery which lasted 6 days (took one day off in between). I ended up getting 2200 grafts (350, 550, 450, 450 & 400 over 5 days) Dr. Keser did an excellent job in making sure the hairline looks natural and maintain the right density considering my existing hair. Overall, I'm satisfied with the surgery process. I felt comfortable at doctor's hand. Devran (English translator) made sure there was no communication gap. Dr. Keser was very patient in answering any question that I had.
I'm hoping the results would reflect the kind of effort the doctor put into it. He manually extracts and implants each graft by himself. His assistant Senem was very careful and diligent in handling the grafts.
One thing that I would like to share, I felt extreme pain most of the time the local anesthesia was injected into my scalp. There are a 10 to 20 injections each day, so be prepared for it. Some people don't feel any pain so it depends on how sensitive your scalp is to needles. I'll go over in more detail later in this blog as I move along the process.
I'll update with pictures each month and would be more than happy to answer any question about my experience. I'm open to any feedback / comment, good or bad, that you may have.