Lima

It is normal to count the grafts and this does not mean that there are concerns or that someone is unhappy with the results.

It is normal to count the grafts

thin and little bit curly That's right, but I've seen a lot of good results from this clinic, some of them manual some are motorized. And a lot when i don't know if they are manual or motorized.

I'm sure you've had many discussions on this topic and I know it's best to find a good doctor/clinic and have him use the technique that works best for him. But what if the clinic offers manual and motorized extraction. Manual is definitely more expensive.

And here is a bottle with blood.

I was watching a video from Dr. Zaver, and notice that he is using some machine to extract hairs. It seems that it is a micro-motor with vacuum, the same as dentists are using to remove the blood. What do you think? https://youtu.be/eX4X8u0Lk64

And was manual extraction or motorized?

Thank you, and was it manual or motorized extraction?

Was it DHI implantation? Or opening the channels with a blade?

Was it DHI implantation? Or opening the channels with a blade?

Was it DHI implantation? Or opening the channels with a blade?

Was it DHI implantation? Or opening the channels with a blade?

I've read that Dr. Yaman is making DHI. Is it right? Did someone already had DHI HT with Dr. Yaman

Was is DHI HT?

But there was a topic before, and i can't find it anymore. A long story about hair transplantation, or maybe it was 2 HT. And then a long discussion with a clink. I think it was Dr. Cinik, but I'm not sure. Maybe it was deleted?