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😂 made me laugh. Mine are identical and I am 100% going to be bald by the time I’m 30. But cool post

Just now, Jamos1982 said:

I’ll be posting them soon as soon as the clinic sends them to me 

Awesome! Great to hear Jamos. The work from what you have posted looks flawless so that is why I am so keen to see what the doctor had to work with. This will be an exceptional result. Definitely will be following!

Any preop with long hair photos and any post op close up donor photos by chance?

Wow it is incredibly natural yet dense. I wonder who. Same with wondering who did Joel Mchale’s

Bisanga and Feriduni I like. 

I am sorry man but I have no clue what it is. I wouldn’t have a hair transplant though because it doesn’t look very thick back their. Especially if that is how it normally looks

Do you think your donor feels and looks the same or can you notice a slight difference ?

3 hours ago, BeHappy said:

Various medications can cause hair loss, so if you ever need to get on meds make sure you read up on them and see if there are alternatives that may be better on your hair.

 

Any common names? I assume chemo related drugs but didn’t know if there are well known medications that can cause it

So knowing that genetics and dht play a massive role in native hair loss what plays a role in donor hair or transplanted hair from safe zone? Like dht isn’t as big of a culprit for hair loss of donor hair so is anything a potential culprit to losing transplanted hair years down the line? Maybe chemotherapy or genetics or dandruff? Just curious what factors could lead to hair loss of transplanted hair that was taken from the safe donor zone? Thank you

Wait so it killed the transplanted hair permanently or transplanted came back but native died?

Is scar detectable at 2-3 guard?

We have identical donors. What did he say about your donor and the grafts you have lifetime available?

Wow. And this is why Konior is the greatest! Just beautiful and dense but incredibly natural

1 hour ago, MaximusEastwood said:

@Steeeve here are a few photos of my "hair" pre-op

Wow it looks really good how many grafts they used to cover that! I really think this will be a good result! Please continue to update monthly because sometimes awesome cases like yours stop updating after 3-4 months. I really think you will be pleased a year from now. But crazy how much area they filled in and how well it appears they did it. 

Who was your surgeons by chance?

Some redness in the donor. Good to know doctor Zarev is human lol I’ve seen so many cases of his where the donor didn’t even look like it was extracted from. Good to see a case on here that I think will be a homerun when said and done. I’ll be interested to see what your donor looks like a couple months from now. His ability to make the donor look untouched months later is supernatural. Keep us updated on that!

22 minutes ago, Forty Six & 2 said:

I would only do it as a high NW and then get the maximum out of it (4.000-6.000 Grafts). This is just my opinion, in smaller cases I would not take the risk of FUT.

I’ve seen some good cases from Konior and wong where the strip couldn’t even be seen at a 3 guard. I think fut in the right hands can still be worth it

6 minutes ago, Forty Six & 2 said:

Your hair looks great and your are way too young. No one can say if you will tolerate finasteride for the next 30 years. If not, you would have a big problem with the planned aggressive hairline. FUT is also the wrong method, in my opinion it is only worth it for a large graft amount.

Like 3k+ or more?

34 minutes ago, Melvin- Moderator said:

I’m always scouting for new doctors. Dr. Pittella was virtually unknown when I discovered him in Brazil. I would be curious to find some doctors from South Korea. 

Exactly. I’d love to hear about more Dr Pittella type doctors. He is world class. South Korea seems to be a massive cosmetic market so I’m sure some hidden gems exist there. Dr Freia in Singapore I’ve heard good things on but limited results online.

1 hour ago, Melvin- Moderator said:

I started a similar topic years ago, with many of the name’s already added. I would agree Dr. Cuoto and Dr. Ferreira are excellent surgeons. I would say Dr. Pinto is another great surgeon. I’ve heard good things about Dr. Heitmann, but I haven’t seen any reviews yet for him here. As for Dr. Leal, his work looks incredible, but seems he isn’t a feasible option now, if he isn’t taking new patients. 

Yes I agree with that list. Just curious if anyone on this site has any names that they may know from there country or browsing the web that seem promising but really haven’t gained much of a following yet. I think in a couple years some new names are going to join the scene and I’d love to learn some unknown names now.

I mean by 70 I doubt the hair transplant from 30 looks identical but it won’t be so thinned that you have nothing up top more so thinner since hair goes gray and doesn’t grow as fast. 

Wow. Do you know what the grafts per sqcm was? Looks insane! Perfect results 

10 minutes ago, DrMunibAhmad said:

You’ve misunderstood what i said i think. 
 

The depth is decided by the hand movement of the surgeon. If you use a 0.7 punch and go 4 mm deep, the wound is bigger then when using a 0.8 and you go 1.5 mm deep. Hope this clarifies more. 

Sorry Doctor thanks for clarifying. Also I, including many on this site, have been very impressed with your work. You have put yourself into the list of the top surgeons in the world. Consistent homerun results after homerun!

1 minute ago, DrMunibAhmad said:

Size is one factor to consider, but in my opinion, depth is more crucial. If you maintain a size of 0.8 or lower, scarring is minimal. However, if you make the punchhole one millimeter deeper, the wound surface will significantly increase. The deeper the wound, the greater the likelihood of scarring.

 

Very interesting. So depth is greater with smaller punch size but depth is less with a bigger punch? Or is there a sweet spot of maybe .8mm with less depth that is common practice at top clinics like your own?

59 minutes ago, DrMunibAhmad said:

We conducted a trial using the WAW, trivellini, and our own simple device. We found no significant difference in transection rate, healing, or scarring. Ultimately, it is more important for the surgeon to be comfortable with the device they are using. 

Does it ultimately come down to punch size for scarring? Lower punches less scarring? But isn’t too low of punch size equal damaging of the grafts/tea section rate? Is there an ideal size mm wise?