HairJo

Wow his scar looks a lot better good to know this can be done . Good Job

Are you using any Rhogaine that can cause drying . I do agree I think I would do another session but I would try another doctor why would you go back to someone you weren't happy with the first time. I would have some online consults with a couple of doctors recommended on the top surgeon site . Get as many opinions as you can. Unfortunately from what I've been reading a lot of people need more than one surgery to achieve their goal. When you were impressed by the other patents results do you know how many procedures that person had to achieve those great results. Also how is your scar in the donor area?

I wouldn't give up hope really research the most recommended doctors and see which one is the best to do your repair . I'm sorry you spent so much money and were not happy but pick yourself up there's someone out there that will fix you up and understand your hardship. Good luck

to be honest with you I only know that most people always have a second system and I know they must be replaced from time to time so the cost can add up and they have to be maintained so you are kind of locked in .My advise is find a reputable place. I know they do look great if done correctly.

I have seen some systems that look undetectable given your situation I think you will be happy with your new system . Good luck and enjoy your new look.

Thank you you're input is very helpful . Thank you for the list

What are you insinuating I just joined and I'm excited about it. it's taken me a very long time to get to this point.

To date Dr. Feller's office hasn't called to offer me a free surgery so I guess I'll still be paying for it.

I have been researching and looking at many before and after pictures and have met with a few of Dr. Fellers previous patients and I am very impressed with his work I think I have already made my decision on going with him. I have to discuss with him my options of either doing a standard strip or a Modified FUE

Why not go for another Hair transplant it seems like you still have a substantial donor area maybe you just need the right doctor then you can have your own hair and not have to worry about a system

I have seen this procedure it looks good at first but it doesn't last and can be costly for just a temporary fix I wasn't that impressed

I have seen with my own eyes someone who's hairline was placed way to low on his forehead and it looked awful he had to shave it everyday and he underwent laser hair removal . Most men including myself all want an 18 year old's hairline but we must be realistic we are going to age and we must look appropriate for our age.

This sounds like a great alternative it seems like from what I'm reading less harmful to the grafts which I am up for every hair is important especially when you're in my position.I would like to see more results.

Why would he have FUE if he already has a strip scar? Couldn't he have had another strip and have part of the scar removed? And why did his hair grow so poorly from his first procedure and better in his FUE surgery? He certainly looks much much better. I'm happy for him. Great job HDC.

Seems to me this new procedure makes a lot of sense. It has the benefits of strip surgery without the linear scar, and doesn't produce any more damage to the donor area than standard FUE surgery. Best of luck Dr. Bloxham and Dr. Feller.

Thank you so much Dr. Feller for this video. I have been looking into a hair transplant for some time but have had a hard time deciding which procedure to have. Now I believe from watching your video that Strip would be the better option of the two choices.

Look forward to more videos.

Jo