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Claaaaasic, this men will be full of confidence now. Great work.

I want to convey this message to each and every good clinic out there, thank you for restoring hairs and confidence back in people like us. 

17 minutes ago, Gobrel said:

Eugenix is too far away for me. Since I also can speak turkish Bicer or Gur are one my list.

Good things take time and extra effort. Consult with Bicer and Bisanga if India is far from you. 

Just a suggestion, I also stay in USA, went to India for my own surgery, You will get a good deal, consult with Eugenix. Plus there are very limited clinics who can use body grafts nicely. Consult at least 5-6 and then opt one of them. 

things you shall reequired and things that I suggest you:

1. Air suvidha form 
2. Medica/Touristl Visa
3. Full COVID vaccination or RTPCR test
4. International carrier to contact the hotel
5. Indian Currency, take 200-300USD changed from the Airport (Rate is lesser in the city) Take anywhere between 74-76rs for 1USD$ (A good exchange)
6. Prepare yourself for a journey, pack open buttoned shirts, shots as it is still quite hot in Gurgaon
7. Take good amount of time to explore Delhi after your HT
8. There are food delivery apps like Swiggy and Zomatio to get the best food with no scam. P.S- You can use your international card to order.  
9. Enjoy your journey and keep us updated! CHEERS..

7 hours ago, Steady45 said:

@DHT Do you work for Eugenix?

HAHA, I wish, i got the surgery done from there. I was really impressed by the surgeons, their approach and the hospitality. 
I can definitely recommend them straight away, ofc is an individual is willing to come to India. 

1 hour ago, Youngbuck24 said:

I do not doubt that Dr. Sethi is an awesome doctor, but for me as mentioned above it’s mainly about peace of mind. Consciously I doubt that there are huge gaps in talent when it comes to the top 30 best surgeons... but I want to be able to sleep well at night and make sure that my unconscious mind is at peace, knowing I gave my hair the best money could buy. Sometimes that means spending an extra 30k haha

Haha, you seems a very rich man. It's a fortune to have good amount of money to spend but it's vital also to spend that on a quality surgeon.

Anyways the donor will be limited so what i am trying to say is consult few top surgeons and then opt for a HT Center which meets your requirement and covers all your queries.  

58 minutes ago, Youngbuck24 said:

Read that too. Konior seems to be my best bet right? 

Konior is a good choice, but i will advise you not to rush things. 
Get consultation from other doctors, Especially get in touch with Dr. Sethi, if he can take up your case. I feel perosnally, he will be the best fit for you. 

Hello 

3 minutes ago, Youngbuck24 said:

I'm new to the hair transplant community and I'm looking to find the best hair transplant surgeon money can buy. I know there are a lot of talented guys out there that are pretty much on the same level, but I'm asking this question so that when I decide to finally book with a surgeon I can get peace of mind knowing that I did my DD and gave my hair the best treatment money can buy. 
I heard a lot of good things about Dr. Raymond Konior, how does he compare to someone like Dr. Juan Cuoto? Or Dr. Zarev from Bulgaria 

Sethi, Konior, Hasson & Wong. 
Money does matters my friend but its hard to deny that luck also plays an important role. Dr. Sethi has cured NW6&7 in an amazing way and at the same time Konior has been constantly showing tremendous results. Other quality surgeons include Bisanga, Frietas, Cuoto, etc. Do your research properly and choose a surgeon according to your need not according to the costs comparison. 

1 hour ago, cfmhc said:

Hi everyone, 

I’m looking to get my hair transplant done at Eugenix at the end of this year. 
 

My biggest question is what are actual patients of Eugenix’s thoughts on their experiences with the different package levels? 
 

I am currently considering only the super premium/flagship packages with Dr. Bansal and Dr. Sethi, and am just wondering if the flagship package with Dr Sethi is worth the extra $14000? 
 

I am totally happy spending more money for the best result as it is a life changing procedure. 
 

I appreciate anyone and everyone’s opinions  

 

thanks!! 

Great buddy, I hope you've done all the research well and as you mentioned yes there are tons of peoples here who did their transplantation from Eugenix. I'm also one of those. I loved the transparency, hospitality and the staffs. Of course did not get the chance to meet Dr. Sethi as he was abroad. But meet Dr. Bansal, very humble and opened to advice kinda doc. we spoke during the surgery also on different topics. 

Coming to your question, packages have different value added services like accomodations, lunch, pick up, drop off etc.. the best part is you got Dr. Pradeep's involvement. 

Go for it buddy, keep us updated.  

6 hours ago, Ronnie21 said:

I would disagree with the statement that Dr Gur is not well known for providing good results.  I’d say it is true that his results are a little harder to find, but I’d you know where to look, he is producing consistently good results.  In fact, I have not seen a single bad result from him, he is a proper surgeon with his own clinic and an experienced team and I see very little in his results to separate him from the ‘elite’ surgeons…….other than the price!  I spent 8 months researching far and wide before selecting Dr Gur for my own procedure which takes place in less than 3 weeks.

Hey folk, I didn't meant to insult a surgeon definitely. I just said that he is not much renowned for providing great results, it may be because of less presence on social media and forums. Of course he is a quality surgeon but we just don't know how constant are the results. Anyways, wish you luck for your procedure, keep updating.  

On 8/22/2022 at 3:15 AM, Xander said:

Hi Everyone,

I have narrowed my selections to Arika Bansal at Eugenix or Dr Gur through FueCapilar. 

The premium package includes Dr Bansal performing the incisions and partly the extractions with remaining part of the surgery completed by technicians.

While Eugenix has more reviews/results posted, Dr Gur performs the entire surgery himself at half the cost.

It would be for the same number of grafts- 4,000.

Looking for any recommendations/thoughts on which to proceed with.

Thank you!

 

Hello buddy, Its great that you did researched. According to me Eugenix is more prominent and has been constantly delivering great results over the last few years. I've been in to the clinic and the hospitality, doctor's willing to take your advice, technicians, and all the rest staff are truly delivering the best. 

Dr. Gur is not well known for providing good results, I'm not saying he's bad surgeon but You should think of a clinic that has more experience in curing cases like you. Ask them testimonials and before and after results. Take your time to dive deeper, in the end it will be your decision and of course we are just gonna give our inputs.

At least, I will say that go with Dr. Arika's premium package or the exclusive package with Dr. Das is also very idle as she is a quality surgeon, dm me for more inputs. 

I've only seen these kinda stories in fantasies, So happy for you @Gatsby. When are you planning for the 2nd sitting? 

Woooowwwwwwwwww! Quite extraordinary and zealous. Great work. 

7 hours ago, mohanv said:

Hello Members,

Need you advice and guidance. I am totally confused on looking at Hair Restoration reviews and results. Dr Acar, Serkan, Vera Clinic etc results looks great but all work done by technicians. Need some solid advice. Norwood 6 and good donor availability.Need anywhere from 5-6k Grafts.  Budget USD 5-8K. Open for any location.

Hello bud, Think no one else except Dr. Sethi and Eugenix. There are so many threads here of NW6 & NW7. Only few surgeons are well-known for curing higher NW cases.
Do your research and chose a clinic which you think is a good fit, don't rush and make a mistake of chosing a hairmill or any butchers in Turkey. Be careful when you invest in your hairs as being a NW6 also means your donor is very precious. 

4 hours ago, Tybwl5 said:

My budget is between 5-10 thousand. I'm really worried about the hairline and top of my hair, I would be it to realistic and not a hair plug type look 

6 hours ago, Tybwl5 said:

 Dr. Bisanga but I'm looking at Dr gur as well in turkey. I prefer Dr bisanga but he's extremely booked. I don't see many results from Dr gur so I'm just not sure.

Hello buddy, try contacting Eugenix and Bicer. They both are well known for cases like you.  

24 minutes ago, londonhairlossvictim said:

Do you recommend any in Turkey? I'm seeing more people get consistent results from there
I did mine in UK and really disappointed for what I paid 7K GBP for 2000 Grafts with Dr Arshad's team in Leeds and it's 1 year on and no where near results one would expect

See the thing with Turkey is there are tons of clinics in every street which makes it difficult to chose from. Of course, money matters and investing 3-4k on hairs and expecting a good results is like someone hoping for a miracle. Not to forget there are some good clinics in Turkey but they're not as constant as they were. 

Many prospective patients have a common question and wonder why is hair transplant cheaper in Turkey. There are many reasons beside the low-cost pricing strategy that some clinics follow.

Let’s take for example the fact that the minimum wages and living expenses in Turkey are lower than other countries. Another reason would be the manufacturing ability of Turkey which enables it to manufacture its equipment locally. This made it gain a competitive advantage and avoid costs incurred with shipping and customs.
Stating all these doesn't means there are no good clinics in Turkey, ASMED (Not how it is used to be), Dr. Hakan, AEK hair clinic are some good names. 

Look at this mind blowing stats as well. 

According to statista: the average total cost of hair transplant in Turkey between 2020 and 2021 is around $2675. where as the highest in Canada stands at 17,500CAD$

5 minutes ago, londonhairlossvictim said:

Going to India alone is expensive the flight, that's the problem I find. 

I agree with you that flight tickets cost more but if you calculate everything like
Accommodation, travel expenses, food, and the most important thing the quality and constant results that Eugenix is providing for the last couples of year then probably you will find out that the total amount to be spent in India and Eugenix is comparatively less as compared to any other country and any other clinic who is up to their standards. 

It is just my output that I have consulted dozens of clinics, and never found such deal like free lunch, accommodation, pickup, drop off, free PRP's and genuine hospitality like Eugenix. So, I can upfront suggest Eugenix and some other clinics in which my relatives had hair transplants.  

@Rice, You looks fantastic buddy, just give medications ample time. If you still considering HT, pls research enough so you don't end up getting botched.

Believe me even after a HT, the baldness is going to progress more in the coming year and you should really think of that. If you eagerly want just to implant some hairs in the front then I strongly suggest you to get in touch with Eugenix hair science. They've cured NW2 & 3 in a very decent manner. I personally feel that contact few good clinics and speak to them, ask as many questions as you like and then decide.

Cheers. 

53 minutes ago, NARMAK said:

Take monthly progression pictures with repeatable lighting and quality. Allow up to a minimum of 12 months and be consistent. 

Realise that Finasteride isn't a miracle and the primary function isn't regrowth but to help slow/stop hair loss as well as strengthen existing hair that can be saved that have miniaturised but not past the point of no return. 

The Minoxodil in combination with Microneedling using a derma pen at 1mm to 1.5mm once a week is actually the protocol that in combination with Finasteride can help you regrow hair but how much is going to be down to consistency and imo, luck based on your own response to the regimen. 

You should as i said give all these treatments a minimum of 12 months, preferably in your case and i know this sucks to hear but a few years. Use that time to save up for a hair transplant and with the intention of doing it properly for a good lifetime result. 

I am personally of the opinion that everybody is different and whilst some might be more suitable whilst younger, 20s are a difficult period to opt for one because of the risk of progression. Especially with your hair loss where it is already. I know that super sucks to hear as a young guy feeling you're in the prime of your life, but if i could recommend anything, it would be to do the above regimen and maybe start using hair fibres in the mean time as a concealer whilst you wait for the medication. 

As guys, we can afford to wait around a little more, work on ourselves and focus on out jobs to make better bank. Grind hard in your 20s on that long term, then play in your early 30s too when you can. 

Great advice @NARMAK, people on this forum are really active and spends their time to help, educate others. 
I'm still a new member but the way I've seen experienced guys helping rookies and telling them to avoid hair mills is just brilliant. 

Glad that these kinds of platforms exist in today world. 

@Baldyboy,

Don't ever choose Smile, recently have seen some botched cases by them. Gur also does not have any well known image. 
Why do you want to get botched up, it's a cosmetic procedure, save up your money and spend more time on research. I can name some clinic which are quite renowned and they are giving excellent results since a decade. Dr. Sethi Eugenix, Dr. Bisanga, Dr. Cuoto, are really good. 
 

Contact as many clinic as you can but please don't get attracted towards cheaper options and got botched. 

2 hours ago, IdkAboutHair said:

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I’m 24 years old and here goes nothinggg. Pics posted below (a lot of them lol).. Some with flash and others without to show the difference lighting makes in my case.

I’ve got a receding hairline However I’m also thinning out on top. Looking at me from the front back, sides..it isn’t noticeable On a day to day basis as I tend to get away without people noticing my hairloss due to being fairly tall and the way I have my hair with it being long overall which I suppose gives the illusion of having a lot of hair and a messy fringe which hides my receding Hairline. (If people have a keen eye for hairloss like most of you on this forum XD they probably notice it some) 

However unwashed, having my hair not perfectly placed etc makes the situation especially above pretty evident and my family ofc know my situation and I’m okay with that! 

I have realistic expectations and don’t expect a thick dense head of hair nor do I want a super straight low hairline. Just want something I can work with and aesthetic 

If I was to follow through my main aims would be a more filled in/denser conservative/mature hairline  (I’m okay with a widow peak style) and filling in my top enough to give the illusion of a full head of hair when dry. I also understand I will most likely need a follow up surgery if I chose to do this soon as opposed to waiting it out longer.

I suppose I’m looking for peoples suggestions? Advice? Anyone that’s been and done it around my age? What would you do in my position? Surgeon recommendations? Graft estimates? 

Just trying to work out where to start. All advice appreciated! 

Thanks!

PICS:

Hairline recession from different angles, lighting etc and also 2 with unwashed oily and so clump hair (the last 2):

 

 

Top view again different lightings and letting my hair fall in place in different ways. flash an no flash pics for comparison. (First 2 pics with sun shining in to window):
 

 

hair brushed back with fingers and then combed back. flash and no flash. Dry hair and wet/damp hair pics. 

 

 

 

Back of hair 

 

How my hair must look from above day to day when I’m out etc (flash and no flash). Shaggy combover fringe skater type thing going on lmao:

 

Hair styled to the side Example of what I mean when I say you can’t really tell about the thinning above unless you see my hair from above and honestly wouldn’t mind not bringing the hairline down at all and just filling it in. 
 

 

 

Your donor looks very good, get in touch with Eugenix hair science, Text them, take a counselling session. It will be very much helpful for you. Dont rush for a HT, rather give ample time to medications. On the other hand, You can have a look at the forum recommended surgeons, Bisanga, Frietas, could be a good option as well. 

14 hours ago, Kevin Brend said:

Please recommend someone then  

Eugenix is renowned for corrective surgeries and on the other hand Dr, Bisanga will be a good option as well. Both are world class.
Do you research properly, speak to different clinics. Invest in your hairs, you wear it everyday!!

Looking great @Bearkrum,

Another great work done by Eugenix, i will follow the thread. thanks for your honest reviews, keep us updated. 

As everybody advised, Cortez has definitely shown poor results in the recent times, my advise will be to do your research, have a look at the list of doctors advised by the forum. Take evaluation from everyone and then according to your convivence and need chose a surgeon. 

Don't rush, are you on any meds?

@Eugenix Hair SciencesI have sent you a personalized text regarding a query. 
 

And one more question, I would love to see the planning photos as well, If possible. 

Wow, absolutely magnificent. Happy for Vigyat. 

Keep wrecking baldness Dr, Sethi 🤣