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Which one is better and what brand is the best or recommended? Thinking of getting the derma roller since.

Someone mentioned fueclinic but it takes about 6 weeks to arrive if you are from the states from what I was told. Strut doesn't deliver to California from what I see on their delivery option unless I'm wrong? I'm interested in topical dustasteride as well so any ideas where to get them with reasonable delivery time will be appreciated.

What were the side effects you had with topical finasteride? And you said you take other growth factors with topical (0.1%, Trichosol) so what are they?

Yea that's something is should ask. I'm just so confliclted if I should do FUT or FUE

Doesn't fue have the same tissue/sensitivity risks as well?

What is his role in the procedure? Does he do the extractions, incision, Implanting, etc?

So what made you choose FUT over FUE for yout first procedure? And how much does Dr Konior charge per graft?

Then thats good to hear they are well trained. Rare to find clinics with highly experienced techs with the large turnover rate

That's odd. Extractions is arguably the most important part of the procedure since the hair grafts will die if the surgeon isn't skilled. Incisions are important too so at least Hasson does that. But I rather have a doctor perform the extractions/incision/hair design and have the techs do the implanting stage. What your guys think?

Youtuber David DiMuzio did a similar video with his hair transplant doctor Steve cook, and he mentioned that a person is only a fue candidate if they don't have hair loss gene running in their family and just looking to fill in some thinning/bald area, if you have thick dark, straight hair, and if you are just have minor hair loss. What are your thoughts?

Thank you. I was going the FUE route but think I may go the FUT route since it has higher yield and I want to preserve my donor area since I most likely will need a 2 HT. You have similar hair texture as mine and you got great density in the hairline so that gives me hope. Great slick back look👍. I. Trying the same look.

Thanks for the feedback.

I had a consultation with Physician Jacques abrahamian. He recommended that 2800-3000 grafts to fill in the two corners and to add density behind the hairline. *See area i circled*He does the extractions, designs the hairline, marks the donor area with a marker of how he will extract to prevent over harvesting. And he makes the recepient area. He's not a doctor so that worries me but he has a good track record and haven't heard anything negative about him. Attached are my photos so I have a few questions for you guys: 1. What's your take on la fue hair clinic? If you think I should go elsehwere, then I would love to hear suggestions. 2. How many hair grafts do I need to fill in the area I circled to have good density. I want to fill in the two corners and some density behind the hairline. So zone 1 and part of zone 2. 3. Based on pictures, would FUE or FUT be best? Hair loss does run in my dad's side and not my mom's so I'm m sure I will need a second one. I just want the best results and don't care about scar from both procedures since I will have my hair long enough to hide the scar/scars. 4. And what are the most important questions to ask during a consultation? Thanks

Thanks. Did you get any shock loss in the middle portion of your hairline where you had transplant hair implanted in between the existing hairs? If so, did they all grow back? I'm looking to add some density behind my existing hair line and was worried about shock loss.

I'm thinking about purchasing a laser cap to strengthen my donor area. Has anyone tried one before and does it work? I had a consultation with a hair consultant and she said Capillus was the best. What is the best brand? Any information about this topic will be gladly appreciated. Thanks

But for FUE, you are extracting outside the "safe zone" donor area so your transplant hair is less likely to last compared to FUT. Am I wrong?

Can we see the donor area?

Oh he's not a board certified surgeon? That's important to me.

Actually La clinic only chargers $6 per graft. and Dr. Diep charges $8.25 per graft.

So I'm planning on getting a hair transplant by this summer or fall and I am thinking of going with dr diep. But there is place close by me called La Hair clinic. They have a huge Instagram following but how reputable are they? Has anyone gotten great or bad results from them? Please any info from them or Dr. DIEP will be great! Thanks

I'm also considering HLC here in la. Has anyone had a FUE procedure with them and are the doctors board certified?