Hairless Ozzie

17 hours ago, Melvin- Moderator said:

Did you use the link? 

yes i used the link at the top of this page.

3 hours ago, Eugenix Hair Sciences said:

Sorry to hear that you're having troubles organising a trip to India. Do let us know if we can assist you regarding the same.

Hi Eugenix! thank you for commenting. I have been trying to get in touch via whatsapp however i am no longer getting a reply.

yeah iv already emailed a number of the recommended surgeons, several times now, none of them seem to reply.

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for a clinic in europe. I've heard both good and bad things about turkey, basically i want an operation which wont break the bank but also wont leave me disfigured lol.

I had originally planned on going to eugenix in india but i'm having trouble organising it, europe would be much easier as it doesnt involve visa etc.

25 minutes ago, MNIK said:

Hey. There isn’t any significant growth. Yes i am on Finasteride. The clinic still assures that the growth would come. Will be visiting the clinic next week. Will keep u guys posted with new pictures soon.

best wishes for you mate! I dont remember when my hair came through after my transplant but i know it was quicker than yours so i am worried for you.

Has the clinic mentioned what the course of action will be if there is no growth?

Hmmm that is worrying mate. Fingers crossed you're just a late bloomer!

On 4/25/2021 at 9:45 PM, Doron Harati said:

@Hairless Ozzie, hi I am the coordinator and consultant center of HDC clinic in Cyprus (near to Greece), our clinic is a long time recommended in this forum, our procedures done by our MDs Dr. Maras and Dr. Christina, you're welcome to PM or WhatsApp +972526542654 for free consultant. 

You can also visit our Facebook group for results:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/326632715435825/?ref=share

Hey thanks for getting in touch! How much do you charge per graft?

9 minutes ago, JohnAC71 said:

Dr Bicer (Turkey) and Dr Freitas have recently been added and are both excellent clinics that happen to be very affordable also! 
Will PM 

Ive been warned by many people never goto turkey for hair transplant because they are chop shops! I am worried about goign there now

1 minute ago, JohnAC71 said:

 Check out the forums recommended list:

https://www.hairtransplantnetwork.com/Consult-a-Physician/hair-transplant-surgeons.asp?sr=HRN-MOB

 

Thanks buddy.
Does this list show the relative prices for the doctors? 

Hello everyone,

I am looking for advice on the best FUE in europe. I had planned to go to India for treatment however the COVID situation there is incredibly bad and I dont know how feasible it is for me to do.
I am in Ireland so somewhere in and around europe would be ideal.

Any advice would be much appreciated. 

That is concerning, but i think its still ok. 3 months is not a lot of time for your hair to recover. I would wait for at least 6 months before getting to worried about it. patients buddy

Its a stressful process mate I totally understand! at every stage you worry whether things are going OK or whether something is wrong. It's normal to worry but the procedure takes time. You wont have the full effects until almost a year later. But everything is looking on track now you just have to wait.

I am looking to do my second transplant with eugenix (my first was done in Australia) as i've heard good things about them. Although I seem to be having some difficulty with their sale rep however maybe thats just a language barrier? not sure.

If you dont mind I'd love to know what package you bought, and how much it cost you in total

15 hours ago, Gatsby said:

Have a serious look at Eugenix.

Wow that's a great price.. Is the surgeon good? Do you have experience or know of anyone with experience with this clinic?

3 hours ago, Bill-Dr-Rahal said:

There are a number of excellent FUE Clinics you can consider.  While I don’t recommend choosing a clinic strictly based on price or location, there are a number of outstanding surgeons recommended by this community that are on the less expensive side.  In turkey, for example, surgery disturbingly cheaper but be careful, there are a number of less than reputable clinics there which is why I recommend sticking to those recommended by this community if you are going to travel there

best wishes, 

Bill

yes i've been reading alot of reviews of the 'chop shops' in turkey :s
Where can i find the recommendations on this forum? I've only just joined so i still dont know how to find my way around here haha.

15 hours ago, Gatsby said:

Hairless Ozzie can I ask how old you are? Who did the first procedure and how many grafts were used? Have a serious look at Eugenix. All the best!

I'm 35. I got my first procedure done march last year (2019) at DHI melbourne by Dr Alexis who did both the extraction and implantation. 

21 hours ago, LaserCap said:

I like the color hair you've chosen.  Less contrast, looks fuller.  I am glad you are on finasteride.  If you do it again, concentrate on the first 1/2 starting in front.  Continue medical therapy. You do keep your hair fairly long, why FUE? Just curious.  You may want to have the doctor do PRP if and when you have a procedure done. This can help bring in the results in sooner but can also reverse miniaturization of the native hair.  

thats my natural hair colour haha but thank you.

Yes i've done PRP before an it had no effect. I also had PRP on my first transplant to help the new hairs survive and grow.

I choose FUE because it has the most minimal scaring. I want the option to have my hair any style i choose so FUT isnt an option I want.

Do you have any knowledge of Dr Yaman in turkey or any other surgeons you can recommend?

22 hours ago, jimmyT said:

did you try hrbr ?

I just had a look at them, they are very expensive! 350 euro just for consultation, 150 for ever consultation after that and 8000 euro minimum for procedure. This is more than i paid the first time around :s

1 hour ago, LaserCap said:

While I know nothing about Ireland, your post does bring up  a couple of points.  Most, like you, will look for clinics in your area.  Makes sense.  But you are going to perhaps invest thousands on yourself, be open to travel and increase your chances of a success.  If the doctor in your area is good at what he does then this really becomes a moot point.

The second point is  a "not expensive" clinic.  Can you hear the red flags and the sirens going crazy? You are actually playing with fire.  Do you realize anyone can do hair restoration?  All they have to do is read up on the subject and open shop.  There is no regulatory agency policing anyone.  And the doctors that realize this are or are making arrangements to become members of the ISHRS.  Mind you, this is not a regulatory agency, but it is a group of doctors trying to achieve and establish credibility.  (And here you have to be careful as well.  Imagine a doctor coming from abroad, he does not speak the language, starts taking photos with established members....Returns to his Country...and starts publishing the photo and claiming he is now a member of the organization.  If that doctor just started getting into the industry - start praying for all the people he will touch down the road).

If you are considering transplants, we can assume you are experiencing hair loss.  Do you have family history? What stage have you classified yourself as? Can you post photos? Have you considered medical therapy? Have you visited with any doctors?

 

Thanks for the reply mate

As stated above i'm looking for a second FUE which means i've already gone through the process before (in Australia). I've attempted many different medications previously and am currently still on finasteride.

when i say 'not expensive' i mean relative to the cost of my operation in Australia (approximately $15,000 AUD). I dont mind it being expensive overall but i'd prefer not to pay that amount again.

Happy to post photos of my previous hair line, current hair line and scalp. Please see attached

Hello fellow Hairless men!

Looking for advice on getting a second FUE procedure. 

I didnt get any feedback on my previous question hoping a new topic might help me
(if this topic had already been discussed please direct me to it, im new to this forum)

I am currently in Ireland (australian citizen) and am looking for a good clinic which is not to expensive. 
I've been looking into turkey however i know there are alot of 'chop shops' there, does anyone have any recommendations for good surgeons there?
i've been considering Dr.Resul Yamans Hair Clinic as he is a "pre-screened physician" rom this site, anyone have any knowledge about it?

Other recommendations would be appreciated! 

Well it appears all the feedback about turkey is negative.. This is very scary im glad i havent booked anything!
I had heard Dr. Resul Yaman was a good choice in turkey, anyone have any experience with him?

How do I find out whether a clinic is on the level or not?

Hello fellow hairless men,

Im looking for advice on a second FUE transplant.

I had good results on my first procedure (DHI Melbourne,Australia) however i'm currently living in Ireland and would like to get it done on this side of the world before returning home. 

Anyone have any experience with a second procedure? do they take hair from another area? I am aware that over harvesting is an issue..

I'd also like to not pay an arm and a leg again to get it done, I've been looking into going to Turkey with mixed reviews.. Anyone have any experience there?