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Shocked by how healed this looks on day 8. Have any updates? I’m considering this doctor for a touch up procedure.

He is good.

These are excellent results! I’m considering Nader for my 2nd surgery, thank you for the write up.

Asymmetry is normal and natural. Good surgeons but the lower side on the side where you separate your hair.

Your surgeon is the one to ask to clear you for a haircut. I think generally 4-6 weeks after would be safe. Many would say at 1-2 weeks you’re safe. Buzz cut is probably the best option, unless you are able to have it cut in a way to have the front fringe cover the recipient area, and it looks acceptable. I had a shaved procedure and just let it grow after.

Thanks for the reply.

Dr. Shah would probably be a good option for this repair work.

Could you elaborate, what are the subtle signs of necrosis?

Reddit mod probably misinterpreted. I doubt we’ll get a response much outside of “no comment” on the matter.

Looks very natural. Congrats.

I’m sure your end result will come out nicely. I personally feel there are other doctors that produce better results, offer a better patient experience, and are more consistent.

This all sounds fair.

I agree with many of your points. I do believe a patients state of mind can greatly impact their level of happiness with an outcome. Photos from users can often be inconsistent and so don’t always reveal all the details. As to the craftsmanship, I think this is a decent outcome given this H&W patient’s previous hair transplant history and what seems to be progressive hair loss. If negligence occurred that is unacceptable. Question: do you think unshaven transplants can produce lower yield? I know if can effect angulation, blending, naturalness, etc.

Totally understand @Melvin- Moderator and sorry if I was too specific. And I’ll reiterate that I wouldn’t go to H&W for a transplant even if they paid me. Just personal preference on that one. I will however ask if you have performed the same due diligence with the original poster, who appears to be a new account as well, and has only engaged to find out H&W’s response? If this question is better suited for private message please feel free to edit this post.

Yes, I completely agree. No issue aught to automatically disqualify someone if they want a hair transplant unless the surgeon deems it so. My point is it is imperative for a prospective cosmetic surgery patient to disclose their entire health history, and be completely transparent with what their ideal outcome and expectations are to the surgeon beforehand. These are elective procedures.