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I am very interested in pics. I had a failed FUE 3 years ago and still looking for a solution to my problem. Cheers

Couple of years ago I went to see physician and trichologist, and they saw no issue, and that was the reason why I hoped my HT result would be good. Unfortunately I haven't seen a single person on this forum yet who could say I failed my first large HT, but the second one went well. Secondly I haven't seen many failed FUE here as well, no one I could have a discussion that would help me to understand what went wrong in my case.

I buzz my hair ar 3mm, are you saying that growing my hair would give me better appearance with this density? I guess trico pigmentation is one of the best solution for me right now. Thanks

Thank you for the link. The results look pretty impressive. I am glad I wrote this post couple of days ago, because now I know what could be one of the reasons for this failure and I hope that something still can be done. Probably, all I need now is to get a professional consultation

My donor had low density and hair looked weak. I was offered another FUE with a discount in case I have any donor left. They don't perform FUT there. Thanks for advising on "test-session before you commit to a long linear scar". If you know clinics who offer this option that would be really appreciated

Thanks for explaining the difference between FUE and FUT. I didn't know that before the HT, even through I thought I'd spent enough time on my research. If someone could advise doctors with outstanding reputation in the UK or Western Europe that would be great.

Thanks HairJo I guess you are right the consultation with an experienced doctor is the best option right now. The only thing is I have that feeling that most of surgeons will say "Well, you don;t have many chances but let's try our best and see what happens".

Thank you Dr. Feller for such a detailed piece of advice. I would really appreciate the link to your patient mentioned above, because it sounds like something that can be done. Could you please explain why extracting grafts during the FUT procedure is less damaging? I am surprised I have never heard about the fact that FUE is more damaging than FUT. Probably I just missed it because I thought my donor hair is good and strong, so I paid no attention to this fact. To people flying to another country for a HT, I would definitely recommend to get professional consultation locally first.

Well, a pic called 3(2) is after HT. Thanks for your advice on BHT or Trico pigmentation.

No it's not Doganay, To be honest, I would like not to disclose his name publicly at this moment due to several reasons. (But I guess you can pm me). Here are some before and after pics. I guess, it is even difficult to tell which one is which. I think my donor would be enough to give me another 500 graft max to fix frontal top area. It is difficult to choose a top doctor now, because I thought I had done my research well before HT and I was wrong. It feels like you can trust no one. It would be nice to hear from someone who found a courage to do a second HT after a FUE failure.

BTW, I am a new forum member and I can't reply to your personal messages at the moment. I hope this is fixed by tomorrow. I really want someone to share his similar experience with me or give a good piece of advices

Hi guys I had my FUE 1.5 year ago and I guess the current result is the final one. I had a HT with a (well-known at this forum) Turkish surgeon and the final result is awful. According to my personal estimation only 25% of grafts survived out of almost 4000 HT. I contacted the clinics and they agreed that the result is very poor and agreed to do a second HT with a "significant discount". To be honest, I was told right before HT that my donor area doesn't look good, but the surgeon will do the best he can. The reason why I am writing this post is to find out how many people are there with a failed FUE, is there any sense in taking another HT.