Lisoosh

You are so kind!!! If I can ask, did you do a surgery?? Did you like your doctor? No worries if you’d rather not share!!

Ohhh that’s very interesting and helpful to hear. I will do those searches and yes, maybe try to work with someone who focuses on women. I wonder if Dr. Nadimi is less booked out than Konior as well.

Interesting!! I did see her thread and l loved it! It was nice to see more women’s experiences. I will try to look at more examples- I really cant tell so much difference between surgeons but maybe can keep looking and learn. Thanks again

So interesting and thanks so much! So how would you choose, though? Is there a skill level difference? I would pay more for security and less danger, but I’m really curious how one would evaluate the differences or potential different results, pros and cons. I’ll definitely reach out to Dr. Barghouti as well!

Nice! Thank you, I reached out to Chicago Hair Institute and they forwarded to Dr. Konior, he answered me and I sent him pics. I wonder if he will forward to Dr. Nadimi if she does more of the female work?

Hello all! Thank you so much for sharing on this forum. I have learnt so much! I am a woman with thin hair particularly at the center part and considering hair transplantation. I think I would not have more than 1000-1500 grafts. I do not want any reshaping of hairline or filling in temples. Rather, I would hope to fill in the diffuse, thin hair area perhaps 3-4 inches around the front center part. I understand there’s a great deal of artistry involved in natural results but I am not sure if that’s so relevant for me where the hairline will not be modified. My main concern is shock loss and excessive donor scarring. With those factors in mind, how relevant do other members think it is to see a US vs Turkish surgeon? I am aware of Konior, Bernstein, Wesley, Dorin, H&W, Gabel as well as Bicer in Turkey. I’m wondering what would be the downside of seeing someone like Bicer as opposed to the others, for the specific concerns of shock loss and scarring. What are the main determinant for issues like shock loss and scarring, aside from the patient’s own bodily reaction— is it equipment, or the surgeons hand skills or techniques, or whether they are taking adequate time? In case it makes a difference, I don’t have active or increasing hair loss. I had a hormonal medication change some years ago that caused sudden intense thinning. When issue was addressed, the lost hair didn’t return but additional loss didn’t happen. I’d be truly curious and grateful in anything I can learn from other forum members thoughts!