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Looking forward to it on how the restoration goes, am looking to contact him for this as well for the procedure.

That's fair, given he was slick bald, this transformation is insanely good nonetheless.

I specifically talked about the front hair line and how I saw more gaps than usual in his work. I don't usually see this type of quality in the work, I totally understand every patient is different and their hair thickness is different, but regardless it does look way less packed than some of the other patients he's had work done. There are other examples of thinner hair types that I've seen with great results from Freitas, so my main point was, was this due to the patient using less hairs as costs were a blocker as that is more likely why the doctor was forced with less in this case? I ask because I see myself going to Freitas potentially and would want to know that lower number of grafts increase the risk of having a more sparse/"doll like" look and that more hairs in the first surgery is the best course of action, OR doing a follow up filling procedure is needed for cases to further get thinner hair types to really get the density that thicker hair types may get on their first surgery. It's not a knock on the work, its a totally valid question to ask and point out. I expect this to be a forum where we can ask questions like this, and not just blindly complement EVERY transformation given people are paying a lot of money here, and maybe some should budget more if we are seeing inconsistencies in the results.

The transplant is great, but in the context of most of Freitas's work, I think this isn't as good and should've had the patient pay for more grafts, the top is definitely looking like doll hair in the video with the gaps being really large. In the context of before and after, this is a great transformation, but this work itself is concerning given that most of Freitas's work is really high quality and dense. Not sure why this patient didn't opt for more grafts or push to have more grafts, unless costs were a blocker.

Please post more progress!!

excited, post results soon

Ah I see, do you think taking proscar might've been too much? Its 5mg and im here thinking of doing .5mg/day? Obviously non of this matters now as you've gotten great results, but have you thought about this dosage aspect being an issue as 5 is a lot. I'm only asking your perspective on this as it doesn't matter now but do you think it would've been different had you lowered your dose? Ik its kinda impossible to answer it but wondering if you suspect dosage was a culprit for your sides vs. fin itself

Did you take fin pre or after hair transplant? Also you said in some threads you felt side effects, were you on generic fin or propecia (merck)? Are you still on fin or propecia today? Dosages as well? 1mg/day or did you ramp up? Side effects after awhile or right away? Just wondering