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  1. What are those mini scars on the 3-month mark?
  2. I'd say get a clear understanding from HLC of what they plan to do with your hairline. Also have a consultation with Dr Bisanga (BHR clinic) and reference that video.
  3. This may be a private question but other than your girlfriend and family members have your friends and colleagues noticed or mentioned something about your hairline? Thankfully, the fix is an easy one and it requires add-ons of grafts and not removals of grafts. If I were you, I'd go to Doctor Bisanga!
  4. I agree with the previous comment that the V is too sharp. There's a guy with a very similar head shape to yours who had surgery done with Dr Bisanga. We can't post links here but if you go to the BHR clinic's YouTube page "BHR Clinic hair transplant specialists" then go to the shorts tab and click on the second video on the list. The thumbnail has a red background with the number 52 in the top left corner. The guy on the clip has a very soft V and it's lowered by only half an inch. He has the same head shape as yours. Watch the video and let me know what you think
  5. Is it the one with a long wire connected to it? We can't post links to websites here but on Amazon all the Microscopic cameras £25-£30 have a long wire. I'm assuming that's the one you are talking about.
  6. How did you have a microscopic picture taken? Do you have a special camera or did your dermatologist take the photo?
  7. You can't afford to take risks with the female hairline...It requires too much expertise! If a man gets a botched job on his hair he can always shave it bald. That's not an option for most women. Just save more money and do research at the same time and go to a clinic that has a lot of experience doing female hairlines. Dr Edward Ball (the Maitland clinic) from Portsmouth has some amazing results with female patients. On his website, it says for 1000 grafts he charges £5500. That's all you may need . At least have a consultation with him and see what he says.
  8. Where did you have your original hair transplant?
  9. I'm assuming now that he has a new state-of-the-art facility, he will expand his staff and train more people. Hopefully, the wait times will be shorter moving forward.
  10. When clinics deal with "repair" cases, they have to work around what the previous clinic did and the priority is always on fixing the hairline and badly angled grafts on the temple recession area. There's only so much they can do to a destroyed donor area. You should have made it clear to the clinic that repairing the donor was more important than repairing the hairline. Instead of "Just homogonize the donor and put those grafts in the hairline. Killing two birds with one stone" Also "Hairline before second surgery (not a big problem at all, as you can see)." If the hairline wasn't a big problem to you why mention it to BHR? Did you come to accept the hairline of your first clinic (which you won't name) was okay after the second surgery or before? Or was it after experiencing the stress of the second transplant you thought to yourself "The hairline of the first clinic wasn't bad anyway" BHR clinic is among the top 3 best Hair transplant clinics in the world. We are lucky that they take repair cases because very few do and even fewer get it right. And why don't you name the first clinic that made you have a repair?
  11. Didn't he know/see the miniaturized hair follicles during the consultation/planning? lol. He doesn't do one patient every day. It's more like one patient every 3 months. Like I said he runs it like a side hustle...When he wants some extra cash, he'll answer emails (I'm still waiting for an email I sent out mid-October) to work on 2 patients for the next 6 months and best be sure they won't be higher than NW2/3. I'm not saying he's a bad doctor, you can work with him if you want to. I just sense that with his slow correspondence and lack of zeal in running the clinic effectively, there's no point in chasing after him or advising patients with high Norwood to go for Pekiner (since he's likely to reject you as a patient). He's mentioned so often, I wonder to myself wait until these guys actually realise the guy is not serious when they contact him!
  12. The problem with Pekiner is he runs his clinic like a side hustle. He hardly works! It's very difficult getting a consultation with him! And I haven't seen results from him above Norwood 3. Also on two occasions reviewed here, he has stopped mid-surgery and told the patient "Sorry you are not a suitable candidate!" after having a consultation and after taking out several hundred grafts! Stop with this Pekiner...Pekiner...Pekiner! The guy is not serious!
  13. I noticed you didn't post a picture of the board with the amount of singles, doubles, and multis they extracted. Do you have that photo by any chance?
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