LonelyGraft

1 hour ago, Castillo said:

 

Yaman is a recommended doctor in this forum?
It's the typical Turkish low cost clinic, in other forums it has many cases like these, bad ones!

Can you direct us to some of these results?

Dang bro looking fantastic. Dr Nadimi did great work. Those 1500 grafts went a long way

4 hours ago, pedromanchaca said:

Can we delete our posts? Happy to delete mine so it doesn't detract from the thread.

Thanks

Tbh I’m not sure I’d reach out to one of the mods 

Looking great bro. Can u plz include donor pics with the new short cut?

Based on my experience with an online consult with Dr. Bhatti he seems like a very ethical and stand up guy. I think you’re in great hands. Good luck with the growing 

Let’s not derail OPs thread in a flame war with two guys trying to one up each other by using big words

Great progress. Your comparison pictures are excellent 

26 minutes ago, newpatient99 said:

 

That's awesome. However, I'd prefer local so any setbacks or follow ups can be addressed in person immediately. 

You want local docs but u consulted with two Turkish doctors and one in New York? Am I missing something?

16 hours ago, Steeeve said:

That’s not what I mean and I feel like you have to possess the brain cells to comprehend what I’m saying. 

I’m not sure why you’re being so antagonistic in your responses to my response. As I said I meant no offense to you nor am I attacking you in my response but since you feel the need to be so condescending this will be my last post to you in this thread.

Everybody has an opinion about something and this is mine. A doctor can only only do so much when a patient comes in to take post-op pictures. They can’t make a person do something if a person isn’t willing to do it. Therefore you, jj51702-AKA: random internet person, get what you get. And it’s not up to the doctor to please you in that way. 

Instead of your condescending response to the Dr, “I really wish clinics would post after pictures with the hair styled similar to the before pics. This doesn’t give viewers an accurate representation of the improvement within the area that needed the most density

  

 Oh well...”

A smarter response to get what you want would’ve been, “hey doc! Got any immediate post op pics? Got any pics where you’ve combed through his hair?”

That would’ve been a smarter, more direct approach. As I said earlier though it seems that you only want to be antagonistic and condescending, even to the doctor-an actual person who performs hair transplant surgery, and that’s why I will not engage with you any longer. Well, that and your original response sounded dumb.

I do wish you all the best, though. Sincerely. I hope you find a good doctor who gives you a good head of hair and I hope that gives you peace. ✌? 

Lol for someone who is not “attacking me” in their post u sure did sneak in a lot of try hard insults in your post. Don’t be so triggered man. Stress raises cortisol which is bad for overall health.

Based on the hairline design I’d guess this was dr diep

9 hours ago, newpatient99 said:

 

I don't think anyone should have to pay for additional touch ups if the result doesn't turn out to that doctor's standard. I'm sure everyone here would agree with me on that. 

I like what clinics such as asmed offer patients- a formal guarantee that 90% min of grafts will grow

What are the red patches on the donor in your preop pics?seborrheic dermatitis? Did the doctor comment on it?

5 hours ago, Hussien000 said:

Thanks a lot for your concern about my issues but really HT of 4680 Graft it's suppose to cover my

bald scalp at least with 70% of required density but the actual result up to 10 months not exceed 30%

of coverage .

I think which I Mention above is a realistic expectations and fair about surgery.

Also I send this issue with photo to assistant of Dr. Yamen / Mr.. Mohammed Abdullah  for many times to get any medical directions from doctor but no response from Dr. Yamen Clinic so I Think this is Unrealistic expectations from Dr. Yamen

Here you can get Dr. Yamen Certificate of Operations include required data from you .

thanks,  

 

And here we go...I am very curious to see what the doctor has to say regarding this case.

1 hour ago, Steeeve said:

Again, I’m only guessing but I’d say the patients’ hair hasn’t quite grown out enough to style it in the way it was in the before picture. Or maybe he got a haircut and can’t style it in that way. He probably won’t style it in that way either because, to be perfectly frank, there was no style there in the before picture. It was merely combed back to show the amount of loss.

I also don’t think one can expect a doctor to get a picture of someone’s hair in every manor so as to appease everyone on the internet. Maybe the patient didn’t want his hair wet. Maybe he had product in it. Maybe he was on his lunch break and decided to pop in before heading back to work. My point is that it’s the doctors job to appease their patient...not a random person on a hair loss forum. I mean no offense by that statement. I just think it is what it is.

The final judgement is in the photo. There is now a considerable amount of hair where there was none before. Enough hair at least so that he doesn’t have to grow it out to conceal any hair loss. 

???

Lol ok. Might as well start applying toppik in the after pictures since that is the way some patients decide to style their hair. After all what’s the use of doctors posting results on a transplant forum to showcase their results. They only post these results on a forum to appease only the patient.

Is there any way we can get an explanation from the doctor in terms of what may have happened that resulted in the OPs damage to the donor?

Ok, so how are we supposed to judge how the 2000+ grafts improved those areas if it’s combed in a way to conceal it? Why not include styled and unstyled photos in the afters?

Hello was this fuss or fue? Any pics of the donor?

Hello, any overhead shots? Intraoperstive shots?

Great questions. I’ve been wondering the same. There is absolutely no doubt fue creates more scarring overall but does it really make having a strip procedure down the line more difficult? This may just be information/misinformation spewed by dr feller and his associate dr bloxham without much data to back it up. Sure, he may have some anecdotal evidence but to me that doesn’t say much. What makes it even more questionable is that they perform “repair” procedures on people that have had bad results from fue, so couldn’t they at least present what they do differently for these patients that have previous fue scarring since it’s so difficult to do fuss after fue?

I really wish clinics would post after pictures with the hair styled similar to the before pics. This doesn’t give viewers an accurate representation of the improvement within the area that needed the most density

Oh well...

Looks like a great improvement with a relatively modest amount of grafts. Congrats you must be very happy

Looks very good. Like Melvin, id like to know what treatments the patient has been on the last 13 years and was he on any treatments before the transplant?

Looks nice and full

any intraoperative pics?

I wouldn’t even consider it at your level of loss. Imo you only have a mature hairline (I may be wrong however). If it’s really,bothers you I’d try treatments and you may be awarded with some thickening. Your hairline is perfectly normal for someone nearing 30.

again, this is my opinion but if a surgeon agrees to do surgery on you then they are not an ethical surgeon. Good luck bro

This is the first time I’ve ever seen a clinic take pictures inside of a janitors closet