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were you blindfolded for your surgery? were you allowed to speak at all? 

12 hours ago, Bradley787 said:

I had transplant previously with Konior.  I was over the moon with the results originally, but as some more time has passed, my hair is appearing “thinner”.  I’m guessing it’s a function of my hair relaxing and straightening out and allowing the scalp to be more visible.  
 

So I’m looking at another procedure to increase density.  What other docs do the actual implants like Konior (as opposed to techs). I’d love to go back to Konior, but can’t justify another $30k.  

same thing happened with me after getting an FUE in just a few short years... interesting enough that my FUT stayed solid thick for over a decade.

just wondering did they blind fold you during your surgeries? also were you allowed to speak during your surgeries? 

this is by far the best result I've seen!

wow Dr Zerev really is legit.

Makes you realize how weak some of renown doctors we have in the states really are.

Which Dr did you choose? and are you going to go back to the same place

20 hours ago, Fue3361 said:

Big gaps?  IDK about that, but if you look at the red arrows, micro irregularities in density like this I believe are very important for a natural result:

I tried to convince my surgeon that gaps and irregularities make a natural result instead they gave me a 90s style plant

15 hours ago, Gatsby said:

Absolutely. Anything 'perfect' will draw the eye.

I tried explaining this to a couple surgeons in the US and they looked at me like I was crazy

good looking hairline!

not to mention they also TAPED my eyes shut with multiple layers of tape, tbh I'm not even sure who was doing my surgery.

happened to me TWICE and got no explanation even with the top rated clinic in the US.. not to mention they treated me very unprofessional 

hes just giving patients the heads up that doctors are willing to screw you... which is correct

IMO a soft irregular zig-zaged hairline looks the most natural, This is what I asked from my during my procedure (somewhere else) instead they gave me the most straight artificial hairline you can get. I even showed them pictures of what I wanted and they still didn't get it.

On 3/25/2022 at 8:01 AM, JohnCasper said:

Very strange.  I hope you let us know what you find out.  Let us know what the doctor says.

I'm not sure I want to reach out to them about it, there were a lot of mistakes and sketchy things going on during the surgery, when I brought them to the attention of the doc it seemed like they instantly hated me for it. Going to the top rated clinic on this site so wasn't expecting that kind of experiences I had at all.

3 day surgery? how many grafts you getting

One of the reasons I feel it was due the the surgery is bc when they extracted behind that same ear I felt some nerve or something pop and had a strange pain when it happened.. I recall saying  “whoah I felt that” as soon as it happened. As far as the  growth it is in the same area now and has been there for almost 3 years now 

Looking for insight on what could have happened during my FUE HT... during my post-op I started experiencing ear pain so then I made an appointment with an ENT doc but by the time made it to the ENT doc the pain mostly subsided accept when I put pressure my teeth like when biting but as the pain finally subsided I then grew a cyst/tumor in the area.

Anyone know what this could be?

Hes very friendly and knowledgeable and think he will be very good in the near future, not sure if he had anything to do with my procedure as I was not allowed to speak or see anything while I had mines done

Wow Dr Bicer really cares about the outcome of her procedures.. you picked a good clinic

unfortunately so many Drs out there just look at you as just a number.

I like his work although curios of what kink of a punch he uses

Is it normal to have your eyes tapped shut during entire fue surgery?

One of the best results I have ever seen, the crown looks really good and natural also, wondering is that crown considered a whorl in any kind of way or just straight back?

If this doctors operation was in the US he would prolly be the best fue guy out there 

Question- I thought it takes multiple sessions remove grafts via electrolysis or do they die the first time around?