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  1. Ranger99
    Does Hasson and Wong still offer money back guarantee for results?
  2. Ranger99
    Interesting. Still want some legal counsel before I divulge my story.
  3. Ranger99
    Armani/Baubac also offered me a free touch up procedure, to which I declined. Don't want anymore butchering.
  4. Ranger99
    I can do that.
  5. Ranger99
    That's exactly what Dr. Baubac Hayatdavoudi did to me. The dumped the NDA on me the morning of my sugery.
  6. Ranger99
    Correct. Yes, I have photos, but I am just trying to figure out my options, if any, for disclosure, as Baubac forces non-disclosure agreements on his patients. Can't remember offhand, but I think it was $7-8 per graft.
  7. Ranger99
    Yes, of Baubac's.
  8. Ranger99
    Damn! I believe it. Pakistan!!! My goodness. What a con job. I don't think Baubac himself got a good transplant either. His donor area is noticeably thin.
  9. Ranger99
    I've been in the Hasson office but never actually got a procedure done with them. I went to them to fix the botch job that Baubac did. I wasn't really happy to hear about how they were going to fix the Baubac butchering, plus the expense. However, I wish that I had gone to Hasson before going to Baubac in the first place, as he does seem like one of the better surgeons, although I don't have any evidence of my own for this statement. Giving up on HTs altogether now. Not matter what they tell you, succesful grafts can and do fall out. They are not necessarily permanent. Think about this hard before you commit to anything. It's expensive and there is the possibility of being hacked up ( of course, some people do seem to have very good results, just not I ;)).
  10. Ranger99
    The Beverly Hills location is a bit of a facade and psychological draw. The Armani company does not have a good name among hair transplant surgeons.It seems they may have moved there from Toronto in hopes of building prestige, which they don't have. People think that all the stars must go there; therefore, they must be good. Sadly, they are not good.
  11. Ranger99
    Yep, I noticed that too. Not a good sign. If the Doc had all these success stories, he wouldn't need to keep recycling the same photos of guys from 10-20 years ago. And who knows if those pics from 10-20 years ago are legit photos and their grafts haven't fallen out by now.
  12. Ranger99
    I'm a Baubac failure. Just planning exactly how I got about revealing it all. Want to stay within the law, as Baubac threatens botched patients with legal action if they talk. As to your question why there are few reviews to find is that either a. There aren't many botched jobs, b. the botched are silenced with threats of litigation, or c. Baubac's team of PR men/women do a great job of keeping bad press off the web. In all likelihood, it's probably a combination of b and c. I went chose Armani/Baubac, too, based on the supposed dense packing and youthful hairlines. Got neither.
  13. Ranger99
    What if the doctor runs the place like a mill?
  14. Ranger99
    FYI, the California Patients Guide (with Bill of Rights) http://calpatientguide.org/CalPatientsGuide.pdf Should be similar rights in all other states.
  15. Ranger99
    Nice find. Wish I had known this. I would assume then that an NDA could not supercede/infringe upon this Patients Bill of Rights.
  16. Ranger99
    Both. NDA and consent.
  17. Ranger99
    It's all too true.
  18. Ranger99
    What was the ultimate result, Chan? Did they file suit? Did you get any restitution?
  19. Ranger99
    FYI, Armani's current surgeon, Dr. Baubac, will make you sign a non-disclosure agreement. When you arrive on the morning of your surgery, they surprise you with it. Other HT surgeons do not do this. Be careful. Research everything thoroughly.
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