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Than, I believe it was Irishlad31. I don't know why that name I remember so well. Just a catchy name I guess. There was another that said his donor (along with pics) was decimated after FUE. His after pics looked rough. Dr. Epstein was on Miami Social (Reality TV show on Bravo) last week or two if you can find that episode. He was transplanting on a guy while flirting with his friend (not at the same time, though the guy did ask him to pay attention to him and not his friend).

From what I've heard, he was a great strip surgeon, but when he went to FUE, the complaints started. I saw his site and the number he does in one day and compared to other clinics, I was shocked. It would seem that you would have to be Superman to have that stamina and pin-point accuracy to carry out those numbers of FUE's in one session per day. He's only human and so are the techs. He also does charge alot . I don't know why he doesn't go back to strip. He seemed to have a great rep. whill doing FUSS.

Very nice turn around, looks very dense. While your at it, if you see Conor, you might as well give him a good swift kick in the ass too.

Hey Hairadv, I went to Dr. Roy Jones in Dec. 2002 while he was at San Jose's NHI. I only had around 800 fu's in the frontal 1/3 and can only comment as to his small session. In my opinion, he is extremely skilled for hairline work and chose very fine hairs for the hairline. I wanted to go back to him before I wound up w/ Cole, but he had left NHI and I was not sure what happened to him. I'm not sure how he is w/ such a large session as your though. After researching through this forum, I've realized that the techs play an intregal part, so they deserve a decent part of the credit for the finer hairline grafts, so I can only comment that he and his staff were game on in Dec. 2002. Now he is with Hairclub, so I would think he has different techs.

I will be in chat room at 10/9 central. Hey Thana, Bend it like BECKham, he rocks!

I will be in the chat room at 10 eastern/9 central!

I will be in the chat room at 10 eastern/9 central!

WE HAVE A DEAL!When you going to be in Alabama next? P.S. Hey Thana. we do need to set up a chat room! I enjoyed talking with you's and BSPOT!I promise I will not give friend advice, Again about GF!

Appreciate the reply, BTW, you look GREAT!!! I love that view on the deck, Mix me up a Margarita! I'll bring the shrimp for the grill!!

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Abe!!! You lookin good!! In 2-3 months you goin to be set!! How does the nape hair feel in comparison to the temple point hair???? I know you had those restored, but I mean do the hairs look "fine" like a temple hair??

Where's the scar??? Looking really nice. ?†?±???„?±???„???????‚

Damn, that was a true to life poem. Excellent! TC, true dat!

Very, very impressive!

Looking good! Front is coming in nice and evenly. entire front and top blended in perfectly.

Looking at your hair, maybe just a trim to cut-off any dead ends, but the length looks good. Do you have any areas that are thinner on the front/top, if so, some length is better IMO.

From going to almost no frontal hair to good coverage, it's is a definite improvement. Can't tell actual density from photos. Looks like your a guy with a mature hairline now and NOT someone losing their hair. I think the main issue is styling, due to the hairs being immature. Hopefully this will go away with maturation.

Yea, but still a nice head of hair.

In the 5th pic, It does look like you've passed the 'mature hairline'. I'd listen to Jim on this one.

That's the spirit! Don't take any lip from those follicles.

Ah, the age old debate of determinism vs. freewill. Did Einstein kill the freewill school of thought with spacetime (everything that was, is, and will be is already a process of spacetime) or does spontaneity cause determinism to fail? I'm guessing that you took Philosophy 100 & 101 in college by your questions. Maybe we are just a brain in a vat ,according to an old philosopher, and our reality is truely a dream. What separates our choices from machines/animals? This would takes 18 pages to state a defense and even then that would not backup all positions on this argument. We could go philosiphical, theological, laws of physics, psychological, quantum mechanics. Are our choices a chemical reaction?, etc. If I was really adamant on proving my position, I could just jump into traffic. So much for self-preservation. Less intense would be binge drinking, due to it being harmful to the body. Then you would come back with my experiences/nuturing/genetics led to my alcoholism/suicidal tendecies and I had no choice in the matter. P.S. I still like Ogre's (from Revenge of the Nerds II) philosophical thought, "What if C-A-T, really spells DOG. Whoaaaa, that's deep Ogre."

I too think 'religion' messes things up. I belong to no religion. I'm of the Christian faith. Church of Christ non-denomination teach from the 1st century, before religion starting interfering. When man becomes involved, by setting rules up with a type of religion, it is taking God's word and being changed by Man. That's doomed to fail. 'Religion' in many ways turn people off from God, and yes, many people use religion to benefit financially. Going to Church is a way of showing your dedication. Is Giving 1 day a week too much vs. watching TV, etc.? If you think the donation part is a scam, then give to a charity you believe in instead, nobody is holding a gun to your head for your money. It's a choice done voluntarily, not mandatory.

Looks better than a 'natural' result, if that's possible.

Alot of people didn't believe until something swayed them against 'random theory.' Many astronaunts didn't believe, until they saw the Earth from space. Alot of times our heart and instinct get us killed. Our day to die could be at any moment. There could be an embolism heading to my/your brain at any time. Once you die, there's no rewind. Can't say, 'Oh God, I was wrong!' God makes his word known to all, and we have free-will to turn our backs on God, and many people, unfortunetly, make this choice. God doesn't force us to love him, that wouldn't be true love on our part. Like trying to force your GF to love you. Those who aren't saved only have death to look forward to and this life is the best it will ever be for them. For the saved, this world is the worst it will ever be for us, and have no fear of dying; because we know our our 'fate.' It's comforting to know if a truck hits me head-on, while I'm on the interstate, I'm saved. The non-believer will never know this feeling, but thinks all those that die each day are always somebody else, and will never be them. You won't be able to say in the after life, 'I didn't know.' especially if your reading this discussion. You can't say to God, 'prove your existence and then I'll love you;' but if you open your "heart," he'll come in.

By the 7th day, they are secure.