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hairvanity

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  1. I don't rely on pictures anymore after two failed HTs. They can always be deceiving and not capture the true outcome. For example if I take a picture of my own hairline now it actually looks more dense than it actually is! You should chat with someone who has had a procedure.... Also "search" the doctors name not only in this forum but others like "realself".... I found multiple bad reviews on doctors there that aren't on this forum. There are other forums similar to this one, do your research, and then do it again. Just because this website or another says they are recommended that doesn't mean it's guaranteed.

  2. I too wonder- how long has it been since your procedure? When did you get it done?

    I know that Dr Diep prescribes anti biotics. Wouldn't that have stopped the folliculits from happening in the first place?

    How can one prevent folluculitis from surgery? It's true, when you go with a recommended surgeon you almost believe it's guaranteed and nothing will go wrong, but of course we know that's not always the case.

  3. Do you have a before picture?? I'm suprised Dr Diep did this work... I hope a moderator can link him into this conversation so he can explain what went wrong. It's unfortunate he's not doing the work for free. How much did you pay per graft?

    Was this FUE OR FUT? what's your scar like?

  4. Hello Everyone!

     

    I had a failed transplant, actually two, from the same doctor where I experienced little to no yield/density and some pitting. :mad::confused:

     

    I was hoping you could tell me how many grafts you think i need to fix my hairline. Originally my doctor said I would need 600 grafts.

     

    I was told pitting happens when the grafts are placed to deep into the skin? Does that sound right?

     

    FYI The doctor who produced these results was Dr. Wesley Hall Sr. in Reno, Nevada at AKROS Hair Restoration Clinic. FUT method.

     

    Oh yeah, what norwood class am I? Thanks for your help :)

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  5. Congrats!

     

    I have been researching a lot too and Dr Diep seemed to be the best choice for me because he has a great eye in designing the hairline esp for a specific ethnicity and also transexuals. Also i had a skype consultation and he was super honest in how many grafts i would need and wasnt trying to pressure me.

     

    the wait list was like 3 months so it shows hes busy, which is good!

    I have my date coming up real soon and i am stoked!

     

    all the best!

     

     

    How many did you get? Have any pics? I want to do dr Diep this year

  6. I'm a native to Reno, Nevada and there is only one hair transplant doctor here. Dr. Wesley Hall Sr. (AKROS HAIR RESTORATION)

     

    His father was a reputable plastic surgeon in town and now his youngest son is a plastic surgeon too. 3 generations.

     

    my doctor Dr. Hall senior was our hospitals chief of staff. I had no doubt that he had a great pedigree.

     

    im still not sure if I'm a case where transplants just don't work or its my doctors fault.

     

    After two procedures of 600 grafts each I have extremely low yield / density. Almost nothing.

     

    Doctor wants to do it a third time, at no charge but I've lost hope and consider going to Dr. John Diep in San Francisco for repair.

     

    I also have pitting at recipient site where my doctor claims it is just how my skin reacted and not his fault. He doesn't know why the grafts aren't taking.

     

    Suggestions? Comments? Input is welcome

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