DrMunibAhmad

20 hours ago, WTime said:

Hi All, result after 1 year! Enjoying every day watching in the mirror 😉 Photos taken outside in daylight with sun. It was a fantastic journey and all credits for this incredible result for Dr Munib @FueGenix 🙏 Thank you so much for you dedication and craftmanship. Looking forward to the crown treatment 😁 

See you soon. 🧡🧡

Before:

After:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CzIsIpUqJKv/?igshid=MzY1NDJmNzMyNQ==

33 minutes ago, Rawkerboi said:

Results are good, I wonder how much $ he has spend to get his hair back 

A lot. 

Looking faboulous. 

Crown and donor

I recently received these photos from the patient. The photos were taken by the patient himself in good lighting, with proper focus, without hiding anything, not from a far distance, and not taken with a potato, so you can see them as they truly are before you go in for surgery.

His donor still has grafts left for another procedure in case he were to lose more, but that's something that's not going to happen.

Kind regards, 

Dr. Munib Ahmad.

On 6/6/2023 at 3:58 AM, HairEnthusiast101 said:

Doctor you are certainly a superstar. I always love seeing your consistent incredible results. This case is awesome. The patient could try his hand at starting in a Hollywood movie now lol because he looks about 1/3 of his age!!!

Thanks for the kind words 🫶🏼

Totally forgot this one. 
 

I met the client a few months ago. Will upload the video and shots soon. Here is a sneak peak. 

Second surgery for crown is planned in 2024. 

Regards

Dr. Ahmad. 

59 minutes ago, Recession1 said:

Lol really classy Doc! I question a result and then you are coming at me… I don’t see any other surgeon on this site coming after somebody who posts saying it’s a conservative hairline… nor do they have time to attack somebody on this forum…  I said you were a good surgeon… I said it was conservative…. Chill out…. 

Lol, I don't need to be like other docs. I'm just having a healthy discussion with my fellow human. Don't feel attacked brother. 

That's not what you said, please read above. You weren't questioning a (single) result; you were talking in plural (about most of the results). But it's good that you've corrected yourself. Everyone has the same 24 hours in a day; it's called time management.

Another thread to tag @Recession1

Maybe you can explain other members how I got this coverage here in only 3,5 months with less than 2500g. No signs of a conservative hairline here buddy.

Here is your quote from another topic where I did go conservative. 
 

On 10/6/2023 at 9:13 PM, Recession1 said:

Definitely a conservative approach… I think you will look great but I think you could get more aggressive than this on hairline. I agree most of this surgeons results look good because of conservative hairline that requires less area to work on so they appear dense. 

In other words, it’s better to get your facts right before you claim something, and not after you’re being corrected or asked to clarify your statement. 
 

Kind regards

Dr. Ahmad. 

What do you think about this one, guys? 

Here, I created an aggressive hairline for a patient who is eligible for this low hairline. Instead of listening to me, hear it directly from the patient. Just 7.5 months post-surgery  

Kind regards,
Dr. Munib Ahmad

Just now, Melvin- Admin said:

This is insane for 1200 grafts!

Over here it’s normal 😎

3 hours ago, mr_peanutbutter said:

how is that even possible

Getting used to hearing these words 😎

18 minutes ago, BaldV said:

Great result

 

Doctor what do you consider to be the lowest acceptable density on the crown, would that be 25g/cm2?

Depends on the graft buildup. 25 can be fine if there is 0% transection and 100% yield. 

Pictures are taken 1 year post surgery. I combed it open in all possible ways to show the density. 

Please take note of the quality of the pictures. In my opinion, every surgeon should post pictures of this high caliber so that the patient can clearly see what they are getting into. As a patient, do not settle until you have seen good quality pictures of the  results.

A total of 1900 grafts were used during a one day FUE surgery. The surgery started at 08.00 and finished at 14.00
 

I am responsible for performing the entire surgery myself, which includes shaving, punching, extracting, making sites, and placing the grafts. My assistant helps me by sorting the grafts and providing support during the placement process. 

In addition, all communication with my clinic is handled directly by me. I personally answer all phone calls and emails. For aftercare, patients have direct contact with me through WhatsApp.

Before:

After: 

Combthrough wet an dry: 

(this isn't the donor area lol)

(this is)

Black whole what?

Kind regards, 

Dr. Ahmad.

5 minutes ago, TheManeMan said:

What surgeon did this? Looks awesome 

I did. 

Just now, Recession1 said:

Doesn’t sound very straight forward it sounds very contradicting and more about taking a guess on future loss… but thanks for the reply. 

Here are my thoughts, presented in bullets. I hope this clarifies things further. I typically use 16 categories, but for simplicity, I've condensed them into 4.

1. High hairloss, high chance to go bald: conservative approach. 

If there's a high degree of hair loss and a high chance of going bald, a conservative approach is best to preserve the remaining hair and plan for future hair loss.

2. Low hairloss, high chance to go bald: conservative approach. 

Even with low hair loss, if there's a high likelihood of going bald, a conservative approach is still advisable to anticipate and plan for the future.

3. High hairloss, low chance to go bald: less conservative approach

If someone has experienced a high degree of hair loss but has a low likelihood of going fully bald, a less conservative approach can be taken, perhaps focusing on enhancing the present appearance without as much future concern.

4. Low hairloss, low chance to go bald: aggressive approach. 

If there's minimal hair loss and a low chance of progressing to baldness, a more aggressive approach can be taken to optimize appearance without much worry about future hair loss.

And now it's time for me to get a good night's rest  

26 minutes ago, Recession1 said:

That’s what I don’t understand about hair restoration…. I’m not coming at you I’m just trying to understand it. We all know hair loss is progressive and unpredictable. You went conservative since he is 28 and has extensive loss and if you go too aggressive you will run out of donor and won’t be able to cover your tracks. On the flip side if he didn’t have loss behind the frontal third you mentioned you would get more aggressive with the hairline and bring it down. So what if you did that and he goes from NW 3 to NW5 or 6 from 30-40 years old? Obviously he would then be in a bad position as he would be in a bad position today if you would have brought it lower. It just doesn’t make sense to me… it’s almost like playing Russian roulette… kinda scary 

To me, it's kinda straightforward, but I don't have the time to delve into details here. Perhaps another member can spend more time educating you on this matter. There's also plenty of information on this forum

My patient, 10 days after surgery. 

Cases like this one sell like hotcakes, and we have plenty of them. However, they attract the wrong people, whose expectations often don't align with what's best for the patient in the long run. In such cases, even if a patient offered me a million, I wouldn't perform the procedure on their scalp. 

7 minutes ago, Recession1 said:

So what if this patient didn’t have any other hairloss behind his frontal third? Would you be willing to go more aggressive with the hairline? 

Of course. For me, adding an extra 600 grafts in this case is just peanuts. However, this approach is the right one for now, especially if the patient only wants to fill in the thin areas. Why would I push him to lower his hairline?

The patient already has miniaturization throughout the entire mid-scalp and crown area, as well as retrograde alopecia. Any surgeon who would take an aggressive approach in this situation is likely prioritizing their own portfolio. While aggressive methods might be more marketable, a conservative approach is more suitable here. 

2 hours ago, Recession1 said:

Definitely a conservative approach… I think you will look great but I think you could get more aggressive than this on hairline. I agree most of this surgeons results look good because of conservative hairline that requires less area to work on so they appear dense. There was a post comparing Dr Ahmad to Dr Konior. I think Konior is one of the most ethical surgeons out there and if you look at his hairlines he is very aggressive and can do more with less grafts than any surgeon out there so he doesn’t put you in a situation you will regret if you have further loss. Im not saying Dr Ahmad isn’t a good surgeon I just don’t think there is any comparison… just my opinion. 

No good doc would go aggressive on this patient. If you look further you’ll find huge areas covered with an economy of grafts used in many of my patients. So come again. 
 

And of course, everyone has their favorite surgeon. Fortunately, the choice is free. 

@nhdomelowYou gotta tell your doc that he's on another level. 

21 hours ago, mr_peanutbutter said:

thank a lot for the answer doctor, can you say the same about lpp? are there certain signs that a patient himself can watch out for?

For a patient is can be quite difficult. I guess it's just the experience and the gut feeling that a good doctor should have. I recently catched one after she visited 5 clinics and all of them we're already to pick a date for the surgery. When she walked in my office, I saw it immediately. 

On 5/26/2023 at 2:02 PM, mr_peanutbutter said:

could the poster of this thread might suffer from Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia (FFA)

 

comparison

 

No, day and night difference 😜
 

FFA is easy detected with a good eye. 

"From Hat🎩 Damon to Matt Damon"

Pictures are taken 1 year post surgery. I combed it open in all possible ways to show the density. 

Please take note of the quality of the pictures. In my opinion, every surgeon should post pictures of this high caliber so that the patient can clearly see what they are getting into. As a patient, do not settle until you have seen good quality pictures of the  results.

A total of 2189 grafts were used during a one day FUE surgery. The surgery started at 08.00 and finished at 14.30
 

I am responsible for performing the entire surgery myself, which includes shaving, punching, extracting, making sites, and placing the grafts. My assistant helps me by sorting the grafts and providing support during the placement process. 

In addition, all communication with my clinic is handled directly by me. I personally answer all phone calls and emails. For aftercare, patients have direct contact with me through WhatsApp.

Enjoy. 

Before:
 

After: 

Close-up's and comb-throughs: 

Kind regards,

Dr. Munib Ahmad.