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  1. On 2/27/2019 at 8:10 PM, mhaider1991 said:

    Assuming you are of young age, you should go with FUT. Chances are you are going to lose more hair and have to be conservative with your approach, esp since there is thinning all over. FUT maximises not onlyhow much hair you can get in a procedure, but doesn't damage the donor for future surgeries. FUE, even in the best of hands, is going to damage valuable donor. Personally, it someone who is having his first surgery should almost always never have FUE first. I would do FUT, then when you have only a few more grafts left, then go for FUE

    Intrigued, and yes im 25 only. So you think for a person of my age and condition initially FUT is more of a better choice, thanks for the help, though now I just want a dense head regardless of the method.

  2. On 2/28/2019 at 6:49 AM, Raphael84 said:

    @Obaid6727 You have really created a topic of conversation here. I hope the discussion helps somewhat. Again, anything I can do to help.

    @Qneedhair Whilst I value your opinion I feel that you are being unfair in your examples. You state a poor FUE with depleted done and dot scars noticeable, whilst also stating a good FUT with faint scar, the "still" needed repair? I don't understand. I good FUT shouldn't need "repairing".

    Also, I could just as easily state a great FUE with great growth, natural hairline, no visible scarring and the possibility of shaving very low, and a poor FUT with a stretched scar that is visible and poor growth.

    To be able to compare the two techniques, you must look at success rate, which would be a solid indication of which technique is generally more successful. If you find the results somewhat similar, then you must compare two similar cases, with similar loss/hair calibre/grafts counts to be able to compare the techniques in anyway.

    The market has changed massively. In 2012 when I have my FUT, there was a 80/20 split in favour if FUT and apart from the very best Drs, I remember feeling that FUE was somewhat less reliable. That was just my opinion 7 years ago. Fast forward to today, I would say on the forums there is 70/30 in favour of FUE and the general success/growth rate is very reliable. 

    I don't regret my FUT, it was the right decision at that time. Would I personally consider FUT now, no. But I think the key word in that sentence is "personally". We are all in different situations, different objectives, different hair. What is best for me may not be best for you and vice versa.

    Well im just confused like many others here and dont really know what to opt for, i dont really care until i have my hair back, im just worried about where to go, initially yes i was more worried about FUE vs FUT, now i have realized with all of ur help that it is the outcome that matters at the end. NOW most importantly I have over all hair thinning, its seen in the pictures i have uploaded. Now suggest me some surgeons who have a great consistency in DENSE hair transplant. 

  3. 17 hours ago, Raphael84 said:

    @Obaid6727 Minoxidil is another option if you would prefer to stay away from Finasteride. I respect that decision. I think ultimately we would all prefer not to take Finasteride but providing side effects are non ocuring, the thought of further hair loss can be the deciding and eventually triumphant factor. 

    And what about PRP and mesotherapy on a regular basis besides minoxidil? 

  4. On 12/20/2018 at 4:49 PM, Dhyan said:

    @thappa 

    Soon ..very soon ...meanwhile if you want I can show you email chain with Dr Sumeet soni ..

    I sent my pics to Dr soni and he asked me to visit jaipur for scar revesion ..i have all the proof ..and as  i mentioned i will share my entire journey soon on this forum ..don't worry and stay tuned 

    Waiting to see your condition now...

  5. 9 hours ago, Raphael84 said:

    @Obaid6727 You have put yourself under some pretty harsh lighting conditions there. Great transparency. 

    I read that you are not currently on any medication. Is there any reason why? Is it something that you are considering? If it could help you hold onto what you currently have then it would appear that you would be in a great situation to move forward with this. 

    Regarding your doubts about the extraction process of FUE. Its great that you are educating yourself and becoming familiar with the process and techniques. Also, making a decision and choosing a physician can seem like a minefield, but you are in the right place. Search FUE Docs and get in touch with them. Have you sent any online consultations? Send them to a few of your favoured Drs and see what they recommend. Then speak to them and research their extraction process and obviously on here you can search for their results. Try and communicate and pm some of their patients that are or have been active and ask them regarding their experiences and concerns. 

    Take some time. Consult. Continue to educate and see if FUE feels right for you and the process starts to "convince" you. If I can be of assistance, give me a shout!

    Wishing you the best!

    I am really honored to have your reply on my post, I am not taking any medication because of their side affects and I was advised to use minoxidil back in 2012 by a doctor in Dubai but I discontinued after my hair fall stopped and I even did 6 sessions of mesotherapy with the same doctor in 2013 and i had very good result but I wasnt educated enough on this field so I stopped and hence this is my current condition, I consulted few local doctors recently and they advised PRP+finasteride but I have read about the consequences of finasteride so I got hopeless, then I began my study about HT and its different methods, but I am seeing many people who under went HT were advised to take Finasteride after HT, is there any alternative to this? I am ready to do PRP/Mesotherapy/Laser cap for the rest of my life but not willing to take finasteride. 

  6. 2 hours ago, txtransplant said:

    FUT is mostly outdated and for low budget jobs since it is less expensive. However some very good doctors still do it. Some because they are stuck in their ways and some for other reasons. But who the heck wants a huge scar across their head? Not me...ever.   That said FUT (strip) does have a few advantages. In really large transplant cases since they are removing an actual chunk of scalp they can remove every single hair from that removed piece of scalp. If it was still on your head that area could only be harvested to maybe 1/2 or even 1/4 as much to not end up with a bald area. So for all the faults, scars, ;pain and risks, you end up with maybe 600-1000 more grafts overall. Sometimes more than that over a completely FUE hair transplant. To me, large cases are the ONLY time anyone in their right mind would opt for FUT. Sure some great surgeons stick to FUT. But most have moved on.  The other advantage of FUT is slightly better graft survival. Maybe 5-10% better for several reasons. In your case...looks like you may need the max one day.  But you never know. So I would start with FUE for sure. The reality is you could always get a FUT if things get really desperate at the end and you want the absolute max possible. But I would personally never. I would rather live with a bald spot than look like a scarred freak if my hair ever got really thin in the back or wanted to shave my head. I will do the best I can with FUE and then FUE with beard and chest hair long before I let someone butcher my scalp like a spring calf. 

    The fact of only 1/2 or 1/4th of the strip being used is new for me! Thanks a lot for this information, well I am not much eager for FUE due to the fact that when hair follicles are being extracted it may damage the root as they may be at an angle underneath the skin and if the surgeon uses larger diameter extraction tool then the neighboring hair follicle would be damaged too, but yes im more than willing to give away my chest hair and beard if the outcome is fruitful! Thanks again for the precious advice, I want to be more convinced about FUE now then i will jump into it :D 

  7. 6 hours ago, Ashishmehta said:

    Hi

    I was also made my mind to go with Dr. Soni. But then i seen some bad reviews. Then i found few clinics for fue. But then i like result for Dht. So i did with Eugenix. And i am very happy with that...don't worry atleast go and visit them. Then call is yours.

    Well i dont know if Fue/Dht will be enough for me as i have large area to cover and my donor area is thinning out too, but I am feeling positive about Eugenix after seeing your result

  8. I took these pictures today and I can see its worsening day by day, and hair has thinned from BACK too :(, I am confused now whether to opt for FUE or FUT, initially I was considering FUT with Dr Sunit Soni from Medispa but have seen few bad reviews of his hairtransplant recently, thus im confused now. Help me guys with choosing the best method and a good surgeon as I am not worried about money but want my hair back, I live in United Arab Emirates (Dubai) so please suggest and help me. Just using olive oil as of now and not on any medication.

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