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Feriduni sent me an email with literally everything i need to know for my case and the procedure in general which was amazing. A lot of other clinics had me jump through hoops to even get replies back so Feriduni gave me an excellent first impression right from the start. At this point, I'm simply torn between choosing 2 excellent surgeons. It's likely trying to decide who's better between 2 elite athletes. Can't go wrong with either choice. Thanks for your input!

Thanks for your comment! Going to check those out now! I presented my case above (just added that info in). One thing I really liked about Feriduni is that he sent me everything I needed to know in one email which is rather nice. Literally everything about the pre/post procedure, my own case, and additional information for me to know.

Thanks for your post Mike. I appreciate your comment because it's quite easy to be naive and jump into something like this unprepared. I've spent a lot of time being critical about this and if it's really needed at my age. As naive as it may sound, i really have been critical throughout looking for a surgeon for the last several years and well aware of what I'm getting into (or at least I'd like to think so)

Thanks for your reply man. I appreciate your input

Hey folks, currently a new user so I apologize if this question is redundant. I’m a 24 y/old male who’s currently a Norwood 3 (receding hairline and a bit of diffuse thinning - diffuse thinning started 1 year ago). I’m currently looking for a HT surgeon. I’m torn between dr bisanga and dr feriduni. I’ve been quoted by both to be about 2000-3000max grafts. I know both surgeons are excellent however I’ve struggled to find that much info about dr feriduni in terms of reviews. Dr. Bisanga seems to have the world vouching for him (rightfully so, his work is exceptional). Does anyone have any suggestions about who they think would be good (even a surgeon I haven’t named?) Any thoughts on Dr feriduni? thanks Edit: I've included pictures of my current case. MEDS: I've done 3 sessions of PRP, 1 more session to come then maintenance phase. PRP actually stopped all shedding and improved crown but for some reason, I've started shedding again. Will be following up with a dematologist as I believe I might have an underlying pathological reason for the shed (my scalp would burn randomly as if I had a sunburn). I have been using topical minoxidil 5% for a couple years. My diffuse thinning actually started when I began using minoxidil but kept using it out of fear since I assumed it was just sheer coincidence. Considering stopping it all together however will be speaking with a dermatologist to determine if that's appropriate. Background info: My dad has my same hairline and only recently began his diffuse thinning (he's in his 50s). I'm mainly just considering a HT because I've had this hairline since highschool and it's bothered me. Since no recession has occured and my parents/grandparents have decent hair genetics (my dad has 3 brothers and only 1 is a NW 5-6), I'm hopefully that doing something this early will not be detrimental. Only change is the recent diffuse thinning (which began 1 year ago). Apologies if I'm unclear/unorganized as I hadn't really planned on posting this.