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  1. bigmistake
    No side effects. 6+ months of use.
  2. bigmistake
    I cannot see the scars.
  3. bigmistake
    I've used it, its not very effective. .25% gel is slightly better.
  4. bigmistake
    Are you no longer on oral minoxidil ?
  5. bigmistake
    Which doctor is going to be willing to do this. More importantly which doctor will not botch this up ? If your going to do FUE in donor scars then might as well get body hair into FUE scars or SMP if it won't fade from scars.
  6. bigmistake
    Scarring depends from person to person and skill of the clinic. In this example, there is no visible scarring: And if you look up Mr Rolandas Microneedling on YouTube, you will see that his scarring is a lot worse although he also went to a really good clinic. So even if a doctor does his or her best one may get scarring. Don't get an HT if you don't want to touch finastride.
  7. bigmistake
    What is amazing is that there are no FUE scars visible. This is some Zarev level work. Really shows the top tier quality technicians at Eugenix.
  8. bigmistake
    If you tell that to Eugenix they will book you a return ticket themselves. Your donor is also susceptible to baldness. So they take out grafts from the donor and give you scarring, then there is baldness in the donor and the scars start to show, what are you going to do then ?
  9. bigmistake
    Dr Barghouthi, we really appreciate all you have done for us. Please don't be disheartened by all the negative comments. I understand scientific clinical research takes time, patience, and money. We are all very thankful for your efforts. We hope to see further progress in verteporfin, also is there any chance that a very small FUE scar repair can be attempted with verteporfin ? It can be a very small trial similar to what was done in the last trial, just 10-20 FUE scar punch outs injected with verteporfin. The goal won't be to grow hair but to minimize scaring.
  10. bigmistake
    I'm currently 30, your hair loss is very similar to mine when I was 27, I am now NW6-NW7, your hair can still be revived with dermarolling + oral minoxidil + topical finastride. You can almost become a NW2. Don't get a HT without Fin.
  11. bigmistake
    I don't think 1500 grafts would be enough. I was disappointed when they said this number after looking at my donors trimmed pics.
  12. bigmistake
    Yes trim with zero guard.
  13. bigmistake
    I am a Norwood 6-7 in need of a repair. What do you guys think of the condition of my donor ? Consulted with a very reputed clinic they suggested 1500 scalp grafts via FUE and 900 beard for the front.
  14. bigmistake
    Have you had a transplant previously ?
  15. bigmistake
    That's what I am planning to do now. Get a SMP for my FUE scars and move on. But I have heard that SMP does not stick long in scar tissue. Although yours lasted for five years or so.
  16. bigmistake
    wounds take 12 months to heal, you should watch out for Dr Bloxham's updates, if it works on FUT scars then it will work on FUE scars as well.
  17. bigmistake
    Its just been two weeks, its a bit early. I would also like to see FUE scar repair case.
  18. bigmistake
    Do you mean SMP in the scar tissue ?
  19. bigmistake
    Scar tissue takes 12 months to heal. If you get SMP before 12 months it will fade away quickly. As someone else mentioned try using aloe vera and don't get an SMP before 12 months.
  20. bigmistake
    Can't you just grow the front out really long and try to cover the mid scalp with that ?
  21. bigmistake
    It feels like only the general public debates on this sub and there is very little doctor participation other than Dr Barghouthi.
  22. bigmistake
    So, how is the growth ? We would love some pics.
  23. bigmistake
    can you post the link to these allegations
  24. bigmistake
    I guess if the patient is happy then its a win. But if I was in his shoes I would have just added density in and behind the hairline that he already had. Anyways good work doc, the implanted hairline looks natural.
  25. bigmistake
    The reason DUPA patients are advised against a HT is because the from the donor will thin out and the scars will be visible. If verteporfin leads to reduced scarring then some DUPA patients could get a HT, because if it doesn't work out then they can simply shave.
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