Not that I think that my hairloss is caused by using the razor. Just wondering if the razor blades can damage my donor follicles and make them less likely to grow when transplanted. I'm super paranoid about this whole hair transplant thing.
If a person shaves his head every few days with a razor - can that in any way negatively affect the potential donor hair follicles for a future hair transplant? I've heard rumors about this and just want to know if anyone has had any actual experience with this. I want to know if I can shave my head with a razor or if I have to stick with the clippers.
Hi @Gatsu ,
In case you check in here some day... Is it possible to get an update in a not-too-harsh lighting with a good camera? Would be so interesting to see that.
I mean, your 15th July update is taken in pretty harsh lighting and it looks like the top of the temple points are lacking some density.
In the 10th December update the temples look really good, but the pictures are quite blurry.
Also - do the transplanted areas still contrast when you shave your hair? Asking, because maybe the hair structure has stabilized with time.
Is it common for the top HT doctors to do a free touch-up in case, for example, a patch of hair doesn't grow in? Or is this something special which only a few doctors do?
Things like that sometimes happen even when top notch doctors have performed the surgery, so I'm getting a little paranoid.
@Raphael84
Alright, I see. I wonder - what's in it for Dr. Bisanga? To travel regularly to Athens to perform surgeries for a lower price?
Unrelated to the topic, but - I recently got an answer from Dr. Bisanga's BHR clinic in Belgium via email. I wrote them an email with some more specific questions as a reply, but haven't gotten an answer yet and it's been a few days already. While I do understand that answering such questions might take time, I wonder if there is a better way to contact them - other than via emails?
I see that you are advisor for BC hair transplant clinic, so I apologize if my question is out of place.
Has anyone had any experience with Turhair. Out of 3 clinics so far they are the only ones who said that they will do my temple point restoration.
However they didn't repond with any details of my operation, they just responed that I'm suitable for the transplant followed by some generic copy-paste information.
Wanted to see if anyone here has work done by them just to know if they're a good option.
For anyone who has had hair transplant at the Turkey's clinics (Demirsoy, Clinicana, Turhair, Keser, Asmed, ect.) - once you contact them, how long do you usually have to wait until coming to an agreement? (The date, amount of grafts, etc.)