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Looking at your pictures you have a high degree of baldness at NW5, you will need a lot of grafts to restore your baldness, about 6000 grafts. The best for you would be to start with an FUT and not FUE, so that you can get more grafts without compromising your donor. You can consult doctors like Hasson and wong, Hatingen hair and Laorwong for an fut procedure.

Bisanga is world class so i would definately choose BHR.

Looks really great and clean work.

Based on the pictures you have provided your are not a good candidate for a hairtransplant, your donor area looks really thinned out. If you fo for an fue with 3-4000 grafts ithink you will transfer the problem on the back of yor head. Have you ever think about shaving your head to see how it looks? You might be surprised that a shaved look fits you and this might save you from a bad hair transplant. Another option for you is trying to experiment with a hairpiece.

If money is no problem forget about turkey. Z´There are much better options in europe.

Judging from your donor i don`t think you are a good candidate for a hairtransplant.

The best thing that you can do right now is visit a dermatologist who specialises in hairloss, do a trichoskopy and clear this out if you have MPB. From this pictures and without before pictures it is really hard to tell. Except from oral finasteride there are other options too if you are balding like minoxidil and topical finasteride.

Check out this video for example:

Yes, this can be fixed but not 4 months after your surgery, it is too early to tell. You have to wait for the final result of your transplant at 12 months. There are doctors that are specialised in this kind of repairs like Bisanga, Feriduni, and many others.

it is considered a mistake. When there are onle 2-3 doubles in the hairline and it is not noticeable its not a big problem. But when you have alot of doubles in the hairline you become the doll effect where your hair looks really artificial like a dolls hair and if people can take a closer look they can tell that you had something done. Top doctors only use singles for the hairline and the first two rows behind it.

All i see is around 30 hairs sticking up in 90 degrees. There is no debate in that, beard hair is thick hair and provides great coverage for the midscalp and crown for people who have exhausted their donor area. But you have to know how to extract these grafts and how to use them properly. It is not that everybody can do it and if the grafts don`t grow its your beard to blame.

Sorry for your experience, this is really bad work. I suggest to take your time and do a really good research before deciding for a repair surgery. Your donor area looks overharvested after the surgery. How is it looking now? Can you post some more pictures?

6 months of work? How is this even possible without losing your job?

I don´t think i am comparing oranges with apples here. In the first two cases the thickness of the donor hair is medium, the donor density is at 80 FUs/cm not so great. In the first case from 4766 grafts 225 were singles, in the second case from 3070 grafts 158 were singles. In the case from OP from 5762 grafts around 430 grafts were singles, the rest were doubles and mainly multiple grafts which is a great amound of multis in order to achieve great density. They used beard hair too but as the moderator said in the previous post this is really thick hair and it provides great coverage on the midscalp mixed with scalp hair always. Comparing with the last case, the hairline in the case of the OP is preety conservative and high in my opinion too, which is right were it should be. This result was achieved with 3288 grafts, almost half the grafts that HLC has used in this case. If you read the report from OPs thread the density they have implanted the grafts is at 50 FU/cm on the hairline and 40 FU/cm on the midscalp, there is no difference to the density between the midscalp and the lateral humps that you are referring. The difference is in the growth rate, which in my opinion is preety low in the whole area.

It is too early to tell but i wish you all the best.

I can only tell you what i would do. Even if a doctor would tell me that i have 5000 grafts available per fue, i would proceed with a strip if i needed 5000 grafts. It is important that your donor area looks healthy and thick after a hair transplant too. Plus the amount of scaring that you get after 5000 grafts per fue, if you think about it is much bigger in compare to strip.

Heva clinic is a hair mill. Avoid at any costs.

I think in the next 2-3 weeks after a hairtransplant you can start experienc ing shock loss.

You dont seem to understand what i am saying. There is no way this is 6000 grafts result, not even close. It looks like he has 2500-3000 grafts on the front and midscalp because of the poor growth that he had. Yes, one procedure is in many cases not enough and many people need a second one to cover the crown or other parts. But we are talking about a megasession here with 6000 grafts. There are cases from elite doctors in this forum where it was possible not only to cover the frontal part, with great density, but even cover the crown with this amount of grafts. The most important part is not the number of grafts but how you use them.

Yes but there are not as many. Most people have an average donor area with 4000 maximum grafts per fue. With FUT you can extract more and still have the possibility to do a second procedure with fue afterwards.

Medication will definately help. The best thing that you can do right now is stay on medication, try not to stress out and forget a little bit about the hairtransplant. You can re assess after 6 months.

Well you are a NWV and you needed at least 5000 grafts to get good coverage. The problem is that taking so many grafts with fue, it will leave your donor area thinned out as it looks now. Check out some cases of strip or FUT from Hasson and wong in this forum in order to understand what i mean.

For such a small amount of dual grafts in the hairline i dont think it would be a big problem to remove them and replace them with single grafts. As you said, it is too early to tell. I think you should just wait for the final results of the transplant after 12 months and then reconsider. No doctor will operate on you before the final result is there.