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  1. 2 hours ago, Melvin- Moderator said:

    Guys,

    Please take this conversation elsewhere. The results are presented pretty clearly. Of course, anyone who knows anything about hair transplants know about the “illusion of density.” Layering hair is crucial to the overall appearance of density. If you need further education on this subject feel free to pm me.

    I'm also a Dr and know this topic of hair very well but thanks for education offer. I have noticed your lack of impartial behavior when it comes to approved Drs, first time I've been here and i see it imeditely in many threads, way too defensive. Dr Reddy is great i never said anything bad just most Drs show all angles of their work without hair covering it, normal comment by me i think? I just wished to see out of interest and I'm sure many others  did too.

    I'll leave now as i had my small touch up planned to the front thanks to this forum for options. Otherwise zero loss on top for me and I know all about illusion when I've seen these procedures done in person. Your one is decent considering the huge loss pattern. 

     

    Take care!

     

  2. 2 minutes ago, H.K said:

    very high density is a gamble in my opinion as it consume more grafts , i saw a video for dr sethi mentioning that high density can lead to necrosis ..

    Yes my Dr told me this too and said better to add hair slowly, interesting the hairline grew more than behind but is still inadequate, can't figure out why and hopefully someone experienced can. I am taking finasteride for over a decade and no other loss at 40 so hopefully don't need to deal with this **** for a while after the touch up.

  3. 19 minutes ago, Frustrated said:

    So just as I originally stated, this is botched.

    Thanks for confirming my suspicions and unless the impossible happens, I’ll stand by my original OP with my lacklustre experience with Asmed and Koray.

     

    It is. Fact is that surgery cannot give native type hair, my own transplanted line looks slightly different to the rest of my hair in certain conditions, but gives good illusion overall ,that is what surgery should do at 50 grafts per cm2...most of your grafts have died.

    I don't know why you were asleep during surgery like this, I knew everything they did and we joked, laughed and watched a film. Dr Erdogan is a top surgeon but all drs can have bad results, I hope its not physiological (failure to do with your body) and that something went wrong during handling of grafts. Because then you can repair this, it will be hard as some damaged grafts may need to be removed and also scars on top and back. For now just shave and assess at month 12, I would also repair with a different Dr like Bisanga or Mwamba. Erdogan is very skilled but I see sometimes his aggressive graft approach fails.

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  4. 36 minutes ago, Frustrated said:

    Perhaps some implanted hair thickness..but am I seriously expecting any further growth or density at this point?

    Just maturation, it's going to be a failure unless there is miracle. A 50/50 result would now have much better yield in my honest opinion so you will need more than touch up type transplant again, full works needed. I had a receding hairline with rest of my hair not balding and it was fixed very very good, but i also did small touch up recently out of choice.

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  5. You could be late grower but I had what you did at month  3-4. I think something go wrong certainly but you must wait until 12-18 months for final result. I feel your sadness as money and also loss of grafts and time, all this needed  to fix again and hopefully donor has reserves. Your forelock had receded very high beyond mature hairline and the graft number and hairline design was good, just bad luck can happen even with top Dr.

  6. 1 hour ago, Fue3361 said:

    How is that not a mature hairline?

     

    When other guys think that you're still losing your corners, that's when, mind you they have hair loss so are more observing, only few comments, most say it's full hair. It's not very esthetic overall this design and since I had minimal loss, it should have been made into a flatter line or wider V which gently goes up from the beginning and corners remain same distance as mine yet it doesn't look recessed. My doctor refused this saying it's not natural but I see Erdogan makes flat or pointed V in this manner. As it is, I have some recession despite having surgery and I had all my hair except temples so i am disappointed even if the growth is good enough. You live and learn and I won't be making such mistake again.

     

     

  7. On 11/17/2021 at 10:23 PM, Dr. Rahal said:

    As others have said, posting photos is really the only way anyone can provide you with their opinion.  You can always crop the photos so that your face doesn't show in order to protect your anonymity.  Otherwise, feel free to send us a private message with any photos if you would like private input.

    Rahal Hair Transplant

     

    I'm going to share my story soon but here is an example of the same hairline I had made. 

     

    Hair Transplantation Before And After - Long Hair Center

  8. Hi! I haven't shared my fotos but I read on here sometimes and may share. My hairline was designed like a V or U a year ago in Hungary, I am concerned it's not a mature hairline in terms of shape. Corners to the eyebrows and centre of hairline to glabella is exactly the same (7cm I think if that helps). He told me he could flatten it in that moment but didn't recommend it as it may not look "natural." I went for his advice as I assumed he knew best and I hate it at times. I don't feel it looks very natural either and poor growth in some areas:(

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