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Se stai pagando qualcuno 20k, forse dovrebbe essere inclusa una biopsia del cuoio capelluto da 300 dollari. Voglio dire, se stai eseguendo un vero e proprio intervento chirurgico sul cuoio capelluto di qualcuno, sembra che dovrebbe essere obbligatorio, giusto?... Per lo meno consigliato al paziente prima che proceda con la data dell'intervento. Ma poi questo eliminerebbe una possibile scusa per il medico se il trapianto fallisce. Ho visto parecchi documenti affermare che un paziente aveva un problema al cuoio capelluto DOPO il fatto e questo è semplicemente imperdonabile. Significa che hai operato qualcuno che probabilmente non ne aveva nemmeno bisogno. In ogni caso, è colpa dei dottori. O ha fatto un pessimo lavoro durante l'operazione o non ha preso le precauzioni necessarie in anticipo. Ogni altro tipo di medico eliminerebbe tutti i possibili fattori prima di procedere con l'intervento chirurgico. I medici dei capelli dovrebbero essere tenuti allo stesso standard. È vero, dovrebbe essere come dici tu, specialmente se un paziente spende un sacco di soldi per sottoporsi a un trapianto di capelli da chirurghi di fama mondiale, ma dimmi: quante volte hai sentito che un chirurgo visita il paziente facendolo o consigliandogli di fare una biopsia o test speciali, non esami del sangue, routine che anche i mulini fanno? Io solo una volta in molti anni che frequento forum di trapianto di capelli : BISANGA lo ha fatto solo con uno dei suoi due consulenti prima di operarlo, e non ricordo perché (perché gli ho anche chiesto perché l'aveva fatto con lui o se era la pratica che lo faceva) ma non è la pratica effettivamente era un'eccezione.

There are scalp diseases and not just the scalp that are invisible to the naked eye, detectable only with biopsy and specific tests.

He’s only after three months, I think there's still little to update.

I advise you to have your scalp checked and not only, before undergoing another procedure.

I think he doesn't take high norwoods as patients

In my opinion he is the best surgeon in Türkiye.

It also seems to me a clean job and an excellent graft density. Good luck.

@HairtodaybacktomorrowThe important thing is that you are satisfied of your procedure.

amazing 🫣

Not everyone has the same times, in any case, most begin to see the evolution of their transplant, starting from the third/fourth month.

@Ralph kakàDon't worry, regrowth usually starts from the third month onwards.

@Hairtodaybacktomorrowwould you show us updates?

For me, in Turkey, only one name: Pekiner, but he’s in Ankara, not in Istanbul.

For me, everyone except Koray. Being a member of ISHRS means nothing, Pekiner is a very good surgeon, in my opinion the best in Turkey, Bisanga is a top.

For me too, De Freitas would seem the best of those three, at least... from what I've seen from the results that the clinic publishes here, because I've seen very few real patients publish the evolution of their transplants.

@GaryJIt looks good and natural to me too, who was the surgeon?

could you post some pictures? Pre procedure, surgery and post procedure?

Yes, I made two, the first one I did, was in one of these pseudo clinics I told you about, Beautician, Amid Haidyn and Ziya Yavuz, where they literally devastated my donor area, for the second I opted for a hair mill (there is a difference, in my opinion, between pseudo clinics and hairmills, the latter still produce good results, depending on the technicians if they have more or less experience), happy until the eighth month, then the decline, but I am not so convinced that it was the fault of the clinic, rather some pathology of the scalp (which though with the biopsy did not come up) because otherwise, I do not think that all the grafts they had implanted would grow back.

not on all forums, there are the Italian ones that make Asmed pass as one of the best clinics in the world, deleting the threads of unhappy patients for Asmed and also ban them.

yeah , it looks good, the crown is always a bit problematic, and for 2200 grafts it is a good result in my opinion.

If you've never heard of this place, it's a big wake-up call, in Turkey there are hundreds of places that pretend to be hair restoration clinics, there it's easy to do that, just create a website, upload photos of hair transplants (taken from other sites) and for them the game is done, indicate a particularly low price to attract unsuspecting customers, and unfortunately many who know nothing about hair transplants fall for it.

for me, it's already very good like this.

Me instead, I saw the opposite, maybe before he was like a hair mill, now maybe he has honed a little his transplants, for example , I seem to have read that now divides the mega session in more days and also that he used to do extractions manually, but I’m waiting to see updates of some his latest procedures to be sure.

I noticed that in Dr. Pittella's transplants he often draws the widow's peak, can I ask you if he is the one who proposes it or were you already predisposed to wanting a hairline, precisely with that detail? However, as we are now used to seeing him, it will be yet another homerun.

it is from next month that you will begin to see regrowth. 💪