martyboy

You can get it much cheaper elsewhere than that chemist you buy from

usually wait for double points days, tried local Chemists all usually about the same I find :confused:

Been to collect my Propecia this evening from a large chemist / pharmacy in the UK,

Just wondering if anyone has the same experience as I do, last few times the pharmacist has asked if its worth the money? Does it work? As their eyes move towards the hair line, (18 months down the line after a successful HT with Dr Feriduni) they soon give a nod and a yes face, :cool::cool::cool:

I don't think you are a great candidate as you don't really need any work.I would not get one. The good news is that I think that you can "hold that pattern." Meaning that if it gets worse, you should be able to keep a similar look. There is no reason to transplant more aggressive than you have.

 

I understand you wanting a little beef up, but I think it looks fine.

 

No transplant is an emergency, and if it were me, I would take my travels and enjoy myself. If you decide to have one, there is no reason that you would have to take months off for your travels. After about 10 days, you can do anything you want to and just wear a hat.

 

You would only be a hairline case and can grow the hair a little longer and just brush forward and easily hide. But again, I would take my trip and worry about it when you get back. You are in a strong position as far as hair goes, and sometimes the best plan is to do nothing.

Agree with everything Spanker says, you've got a great head of hair, don't mess with it, having gone through a FUE in Belgium myself you only need 10-14 days down time. Have you had any consultations yet? What have they said?

Hi Transhair,

I went to Dr Feriduni, had 2900 grafts FUE in January this year, everything has worked out perfect and grown well.

He does have a long waiting time, I take that as a good thing, your only going to be busy if you are one of the best at what you do. I have my own business and people are prepared to wait for me to do my job, there is people out there who can do it sooner and cheaper but you get what you pay for.

I looked at the Fellers, Wong's etc, I'm in the UK and my gut kept swaying towards Feriduni and I'm glad I went with him, Having him a short plane journey if there was any issues is always good. From my experience I'd go back in the future if he still keeps getting the good results.

Also you've got to remember is Spex representing him is always a good thing, (he wouldn't be there if he was producing below par) having him at hand for post op worries n questions no matter how small is great without having to trouble Dr Feriduni - looking back I did email some stupid questions but it's only natural to worry after a HT!!

Hope this helps! Any questions let me know.

Cheers

Martyn

Belgium all the way over Turkey mate.

Some good advice, just to echo what they've said traveling shouldn't be an issue I had flights booked for Dr Feller from the UK but opted for Dr Feriduni in Belgium, the wife was happy as she we still got a trip to New York.

I think you should send the pice to top Dr's and get their opinion on moving forward, then you can have a plan which will put your mind at rest. Good luck!

Great result as someone at the 5 month stage today and showing good signs of growth what may be ahead is exciting! Again well done!

He'd be better using a spoon for extracting! :eek::eek:

So I was in Budapest airport yesterday after a stag party and while looking at the departures board a recent FUE head walks right past me, must have been about a week old, being 5 months post op myself and going without a hat for the first time since the procedure I wanted to run after him and say hi, but being with loads of guys who don't know I've had it done there would have been questions.

Already having the procedure myself would have been good to stop for a chat, anyone else come across a HT patient out and about?

Wee update would be good mate?

I'm 2.5 months 2900 grafts post FUE, and my advice you just have to take it on the chin and be prepared for the questions esp with the amount of grafts your looking at,

TBH if your open from the start pretty much everyone in your office won't care and they'll be more intrigued about it and the journey your going on.. that's what I've found.