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mr_peanutbutter

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  1. how can i test at home if my scalp has good laxity or not? why do thes have like zero social media presence?
  2. how can be the only providing such good results though i dont think he is one of a million regarding hand-eye controll
  3. consult a good surgeon who is specialized on repair such as bisanga
  4. dr.zarev does the best results on high norwoods and the reason is that he can extract an amazing high amount of grafts without letting the donor area left like it was destroyed. he stated several times this is mostly to a self constructed extraction device which he blurs in his videos as brilliant as dr.zarev is i dont think he has a degree in medical engineering so im wondering if that device is really that groundbeaking different from what others surgeons use and why no other surgeon has to tried to develop something similar?
  5. @Killianwill you share the progress on your youtube channel? would be nice if you could link the youtube channel with the progress in this thread. thank you
  6. how many grafts can you extract from there with fut? or even fue?
  7. is the donor of this guy really much bettrr then ops?
  8. bro just go with pittella high chances that you reach your end norwood status anyway
  9. dr.pittella which of his result end up looking unnatural? i cant think of any unnatural result of him ...
  10. the more coarse the hair the better. the bigger the volume of hair, the bigger the chances are that it is going to shut out the reflection of light from the scalp and look like a full head of hair. the reflection of light from the scalp through thin hair (therefore light reflecting in-between low calibre hair shafts) creates the perception of hair loss. for every 10 microns increase or decrease in the hair shaft calibre, there is a 35% volume effect, either way. the average persons’ hair shaft calibre is around 68-70 microns. if for example, the calibre goes down to 58 microns, then literally 36% of the persons’ hair volume gets lost this being sad other factors such as skullsize play also important role. when you say "I have seen results with patients who have had half the number of grafts from the same surgeon yet achieve superior results than patients who have fine hair." id take this with a grain of salt. people can be the same norwood level but the area which has to be covered can vary drastically due to different skullsize and shape nontheless the ideal candidate for a haitransplant is probably and indian person with a small skull, quiet coarse hair and a low hair-to-scalp contrast
  11. what is your opinion on clinica_medecap, custodio and hans heinicke? and where would you list hdc cyprus, demirsoy and georgiu?
  12. the moment custudio gets more patient reviews is the moment his prices will raise imho or he will be unattainable like dr nader
  13. not many people are willing to drop 50k on a hairtransplant
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