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Most doctors that specialize in female hairtransplant will explain to you that its always better to proceed with fut and not fue, its important to maintain the denstity in the donor area and most woman leave their hair long, the scar is not a problem. Edward ball in the uk, dr raghu reddy and mani mittal in the uk are good options. Other clinics you can look at are hattingen hair in switzerland or dr lupanzula and dr bisanga in belgium. These are just some examples. In your case i would avoid turkey, the risks that you will get botched are preety high.

Avoid them both. For your case its better to look for a doctor that does good work at temple points and also performs fut. Yaman doesnt do fut and i havent seen any cases with traction alopecia by woman from him, dr tayfun is probably one of the worst choices of a doctor in turkey.

1 minute ago, BaldYe said:

Btw i am on fin since 2021. I am still using it 

 

You are 25, in the next 5-7 years your hair may change dramatically, even if you are on finasteride. I!ve seen cases like yours where people went to a NW 5 at the age of 30. I think you should wait and preserve this graft in order to make a better plan in the future. If you use a large amount of grafts for the crown now for example and loose your native hair in the front and midscalp in the coming years this will have zero estethic benefit.

Being completely honest judging from your donor you are not a candidate for a hairtransplant, even with the best doctor in the world. The best thing you can do though is have a small procedure to rebuild thehairline and behind the hairline you can use a hairpiece to cover the rest of the area of your head. This is the best chance you have imo if you want somewhat a full head of hair.

How old are you? Sorry just saw that in your post. Your hair looks fine to me. Why risk having schockloss, permanent scarring or bad growth when most of the bald people would kill to have your hair? I would suggest not having a ht, stay on medication and rethink about it if your hairloss progresses further.

You should wait a couple more years before getting a hairtransplant. You are to young and even with medication your hairloss will progress further. I would suggest to stay on medication and revisit the idea of having a hairtransplant after your 30s.

6 minutes ago, Drumnjake said:

Do you have any recommendations for US doctors that would be $8k or less. 
 

Anyone have advise on getting ahold of Dr. Nader?

You can try to send him a consultation request from the online cons. in this forum.

Please name the clinic you went to, this is really awful work. What did they do witht eh rest of the grafts they have extracted and what did they told you about this results?

Can you share some more pictures of your donor area? Avoid turkey you have great options for a repair in usa and in europe. There are doctors like maras in cyprus, bruno ointo and bruno ferreira in portugal, couto in spain, bisanga and lupanzula in belgium that do such repairs. Do a research in this forum about this doctors.

2 minutes ago, eladnm said:

From what I read, it should not be an issue as an hybrid punch can be used with 0.95mm and keep the transection rate at a low level

Most of the doctors that do curly hair are going to start with fue and if the grafts are not coming well they will inform the patient and then proceed with doing fut. 0,95 mm is a big punch and you get a lot of scarring. The fact is that sometimes with curly hair the direction of the follicle under the skin is actually unpredictable. Imo it doesnt worth it to destroy precious grafts by doing fue is such cases.

Any updates on this?

6 hours ago, eladnm said:

The doctor I visited in Turkey stopped in the middle of the extraction and said the hair is c shape and he is not trained for that.. 

Do you think she will be as good as Dr Pathomvanich? The price difference is about 40%..

In your case its better to consider fut and not fue to avoid high transection rate and major difficulties to extract the grafts.

Your donor area looks overharvested. Why havent you considered getting another fut and then fue combined with beard hair for the crown? Have you talked with feriduni about the look on the donor area?

1 minute ago, MatthewDM111 said:

I don’t remember the exact breakdown but I think first surgery was around 3700 in the front and mid (all taken from my scalp donor area) and second surgery was around 2850 in the crown (800 coming from my chest and beard) and 300 in my temples. 

17 minutes ago, Turkhair4216 said:

I went to dr terziler clinic in turkey.  

Bad clinic brings bad results. Sorry for my honesty but if you ever think about getting another ht do a better research on doctors before making a decision. 4500 grafts is a lot and you didnt get the desired result.

1 hour ago, Turkhair4216 said:

Hi, curious to get your feedback on my latest picks above. 

After 4500 grafts with the vast malority of these grafts on the crown it looks like poor growth, aka the grafts didnt take. You can try oral minoxidil to see if this helps to gain some good regrowth on the crown. Where did you had your procedure done?

If you look at yelp for reviews from this doctor this is indeed schocking, not only flap surgeries but forehead reductions that end up with uneven high of the eyebrows.

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Most of the clinics i know dont reccomend blood thinners after the hairtransplant, this has zero benefits. You need painkillers mostly after the hairtransplant but antibiotics only if you have signs of an infection. Make a better research on this, this is also used by haimills in order to charge patients for a postop med. kit.

From the doctors you are mentioning Laorwong, Nader and Maras would be my top 3. If you want to save grafts you can also consider fut. Saifi still does fut but hattingen hair in switzerland is another great option you can consider for fut.

8 minutes ago, tacale said:

May I ask for your advice on the first two  -Laorwong and Maras, when it comes to doing second transplants/ top ups?

Laorwong or Maras are my preferred choices for my second op, but most of the results I see from them, or from any doctor, are naturally of first transplants, creating a new hairline.

In my case I have the hairline and hair already transplanted by a doctor previously, and am looking for someone who can add density in between the transplanted grafts without damaging them.  I don't think any doctor really specializes in this so much but am struggling to verify if they or any doctor is the right one for this.   

who was your first doctor and can you post some pictures? if the density of the hairline is good why go with another surgery? If you are using magnification and you are making the slits paralelle to the existing hair the risk of damage is preety low. But you have to now that in some cases going high with density may affect the growth rate of the second transplant, the new grafts are compiting each other for the blood supply. I thing both of these doctors are at the same level for such touch ups.

39 minutes ago, Patrick_Joyce said:

Thanks for the reply. I saw there's like 5 different packages with Eugenix, what is the lowest package you would recommend? The highest package with Dr. Sethi I saw price wise is like the equivalent of 5 US dollars per graft. I didn't realize that Eugenix had gotten that expensive. I thought the whole reasons so many people went to them is to have great quality, top notch work done at an affordable price. So all these people I've seen on here who chose the Sethi package and have had like 7,000+ grafts have shelled out way more money than I originally estimated. (Fortunately I don't need anywhere near that amount of grafts I'm just making a statement).

Also with Dr. Camacho, I did some more research and digging last night and it appears he's had several failed or at the very least poor results with crown work in recent times.

40 minutes ago, Patrick_Joyce said:

Thanks for the reply. I saw there's like 5 different packages with Eugenix, what is the lowest package you would recommend? The highest package with Dr. Sethi I saw price wise is like the equivalent of 5 US dollars per graft. I didn't realize that Eugenix had gotten that expensive. I thought the whole reasons so many people went to them is to have great quality, top notch work done at an affordable price. So all these people I've seen on here who chose the Sethi package and have had like 7,000+ grafts have shelled out way more money than I originally estimated. (Fortunately I don't need anywhere near that amount of grafts I'm just making a statement).

Also with Dr. Camacho, I did some more research and digging last night and it appears he's had several failed or at the very least poor results with crown work in recent times.

If you are a higher NW and need crown work you should look at laorwong, maras and nader. Couto and bruno pinto in spain and portugal are also great options. They have a long waiting list and are a little bit expensive at 3 and 5 euros i think but its definitly worth it. If you ask my opinion i wouldnt go with the lower packages from eugenix- They have many failures. I havent  dived deep into the work of camacho because ive never considered him, i ve only seen the results posted in this forum from him.

8 hours ago, wprevil said:

Are you sure?? Dr. Couto told me to use whatever gentle shampoo 2 weeks after my surgery.

As i said you should ask your doctor. If you have dandruff for example yo cant use a gentle shampoo for a long period after the ht.

6 hours ago, Approach said:

Forgive me for being ignorant on this, sincerely.   Are you being sarcastic or serious?  

No, i mean it seriously.

Amazing results for only 2000 grafts!

You have to be patience now, the growth starts now and for the next 8 months.