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Excellent result without using excessive grafts. You have chosen the best hands in the business brother. Congratulations. 

If you want convenience and a cozy atmosphere than you can look at white ivory bed and breakfast which is 5 mins walk from the clinic..you can book a high category room which was big enough..its a Boutique hotel and the breakfast is good..plus there is a 7 eleven and other such stores nearby and the krung thon buri metro train station is also nearby which is a plus. You can use this railway which is the fastest and most convenient means of transportation in bangkok which has heavy traffic and its very cheap. Download Bolt app for private taxis which is cheaper than other apps.

The other hotels which you can book are 

- The pattern boutique,which is jst near to the white ivory bed and breakfast and the owner is same 

- the ex capital hotel which is a 3 star property.

- cascade hotel which is a 4 star property 

- Ryhhton Apartment is nearby which is good option if you want individual apartment

Download Grab app for food delivery if you stay there. 

I hope this helps you. Best of luck and say my hi to dr laorwong.

14 minutes ago, Melvin- Admin said:

Yes bro, post the video. Your crown looks good to me. 

Yep, my good bald crown is rocking the look!😅

On 5/30/2024 at 12:17 AM, Al - Moderator said:

The transplanted hair is going to shed and grow back whether you are on meds or not. The meds aren't going to make the transplanted hair not grow back in.

This 

Shedding is an inevitable part of hair transplant surgery, and it's unlikely that anyone can completely avoid this phase. While a few fortunate individuals may experience minimal shedding, bypassing it entirely is not possible.

Given your budget, you might consider consulting the following doctors: Dr. Laorwong, HDC Clinic, and Dr. Michalis. You could also split your surgery into two sessions: one for 3000 to 3500 grafts now, and another in 2-3 years. This approach can help manage your expenses and allow you to select a suitable surgeon. I understand not everyone can afford to spend a large amount of money at once, but by splitting the surgery, you can better manage your finances. Keep in mind that as a high Norwood patient, you might need multiple procedures, and the costs of good surgeons are rising. Hair transplant surgery is a complex and expensive process with no guarantee of success.

14 hours ago, Al - Moderator said:

I think both of those places are part of large hair transplant chains. I personally prefer to stay away from the chains because while one Dr at one location may be doing good work, you don't know who you are going to get at the location you will go to. The Before and After pics don't necessarily come from the particular clinic you will go to either because since it's a chain they can share info between them all and they may pick photos from another location to show you and pass it off as their work. I don't know about these particular places you mentioned, so I'm not saying they are doing that, but I've seen that done when a clinic is part of a chain. I also think they usually get the newer Drs who haven't done any/many hair transplants. The chains are sort of practicing grounds. If a Dr becomes very good at performing hair transplants, then they will do better on their own rather than staying attached to a chain. Again, I'm not commenting specifically on the clinics you mentioned, just putting my opinions out on what I know from chains in the past.

 

 

+ 1 👏

Its very normal and the redness will subside gradually...its takes more time so plz keep calm

At 3 months,you are just out of the shedding phase and growth will start to kick in from now on..so the real game starts now..best of luck and keep calm.

On 5/28/2024 at 2:48 AM, Melvin- Admin said:

How’s your hair looking bro?

Actually i got full result when i posted my last update but i think i should post some latest pictures and may be a video to showcase the final result. 

Now am really being greedy for crown work 😅

On 5/26/2024 at 2:15 PM, Sele said:

Thanks for your comment on my hair bro. Wow really amazing, a new person

Thanks brother 😊

Looking excellent brother....Congratulations..👌

8 hours ago, mr_peanutbutter said:

i understand

 

however imagine the following scenario:

 

a guy holds you at gunpoint and threatens to shot you if you dont order the list you just made from best to worst…what would you answer?

I have reviewed the results from most of the doctors mentioned but have only personally consulted with Dr. Laorwong for my surgery. Therefore, my opinions are based solely on online research, which doesn't qualify me to rank all the doctors accurately. So even at a gunpoint i can only make assumptions..so by ranking them i may be doing injustice to them 😊

Each patient has unique characteristics,needs and expectations, so it's important to consult with multiple doctors and choose the one who instills the most confidence and aligns with the patient's goals.

9 hours ago, salsazio said:

Its true with other doc 

I understand that Asmed is often considered a "hairmill," but that doesn't mean all their patients receive poor results. They have produced many successful outcomes, and even clinics with worse reputations (far worse than asmed) can achieve decent results occasionally. Therefore, please avoid making broad statements that could negatively impact the patient. OP has already undergone surgery at Asmed, so discussing the clinic's quality is now irrelevant.

It seems to be on track brother. You will see more growth and density in coming months.

 1 to 2.5 euros per graft - dr kongkiat laorwong ,dr gur, dr turan ,dr demirsoy ,dr michalis georgiou ,dr patty,dr christina (hdc clinic),dr Espinosa (medecap clinic),dr fares seffen, dr. ibrahim jebai, dr chris(Choiexpert)

You can consider consulting some doctors from the above list though it isn't any kind of recommendation so Don't take the above list as face value and look at it just as a source of information regarding the names of some good surgeons to do consultations with..This list is based on my knowledge and preferences and there are many other good surgeons/clinics which i may be not knowing or didn't see enough results from them and hence are not in that list..and for that you can do your research and take opinions of other members as well...i hope this helps you ..best of luck....

Don't go to very cheap clinics...around 1.5 to 2 euros per graft is the least you have to pay for a decent doctor...if that's not your budget than i would advice you to delay your plans for the surgery and start saving.

If you are looking for value for money option and want to go with FUT than do consider hattingen clinic..

Yeh he seems to be a very busy guy this days...many people recently been contacting me to ask for help with this as he is not even replying quickly on whatsapp as well...though keep msging on WhatsApp and he will reply. 

Dr munib ahmad, Dr Sethi, dr couto,dr Ferreira..but i don't think they would agree to do only temporal points.

Actually some clinics recommend to wait till day 10 and some clinics say you can wear it after 7 days. Imo you should follow your surgeon's advice as he/she is the one who is responsible for your outcome.

In most cases, hair transplants create an illusion of density, which requires growing your hair longer. Achieving a high density that allows for a short hairstyle is nearly impossible. At just six months post-op, there's a good chance your density will improve in the coming months. Regarding your donor area, it's hard to judge how much can be safely harvested from the photos alone. The center of your donor area looks a bit sparse, but pictures can be misleading. There may be significant shock loss in the donor area that could take a few more months to recover. You should consult your surgeon and consider starting medication that might help. I would suggest waiting for full 12 months before exploring other options.

Yeh i think he is still operating in spain..he is flying with his team to spain...

All the doctors you have mentioned are good doctors but if you are asking about value for money than i would say

dr ximena,dr michalis,dr pinto,dr Freitas,dr custodio(medecap) 

With 1750 grafts, getting that perfect density won't be possible, but letting your hair grow longer can help cover up any thin spots, and you can always use hair fibers to fill in any gaps and make it look denser.

When it comes to the crown, it's tempting to go all-in for density, but it might be smarter to hold onto some grafts for the future, especially since you've got a good amount of native hair in front and you seems to be young and may loose some native hairs in future.

As for the hairline, i would say, a "V" shape might be worth considering over a "U" shape. A "V" shape tends to look more natural and can help hide any signs of a transplant better. Plus, it can age well and save you some grafts down the line. But hey, at the end of the day, it's your call. You're the one who's gotta look in the mirror every morning! 

I hope this helps you. Best of luck.