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Awesome results!

17 hours ago, Reina said:

I agree. I have seen many great results from dr yaman and most of his work is impressive. Dr yaman is an ethical  surgeon and he participates in all of his surgeries by doing incisions, plan, design, measurements of donor and recipient area and he supervises all of his hair transplants. So in general he is a good choice at a fair price. 

Impressive work by dr Yaman? Where can you find it?

There are many unsatisfied patients in "hair transplant reviews" section in this forum that won't second that.

To Mascherano, run away from Yaman and similar clinics/doctors. You have alreday made a mistake, do not make another one.

Typical Yaman result. Seems ok at the beginning, ends up being a failure. Just like the vast majority of his results.

I hope you find a good surgeon for the next procedure.

I am so happy you are finally going with dr. Zarev. If there is a doctor that can properly manage your situation is him. Hopefully some cancellations eventually occur and you end up having your surgery sooner than later.

All the best and thanks for sharing your story in such a detail and such a high level of honesty.

Pictures could be better. In any case, the result seems really natural.

2 hours ago, Suraj said:

Can you please tell me how to fix this?

You need to find a doctor to remove the implanted hair in one or potentially more removal sessions. Then in a different procedure, once the area has healed, implant hair in a natural way with proper angles and directions. Another possible way, is just removal sessions and accept your baldness since it is moving to high Norwoord.

Another point to be highlighted is that you have what seems to be cobblestoning in the implanted area.

In what condition is the donor area?

Who was the doctor that did this to you?

48 minutes ago, Suraj said:

I have done with my HT 7 months ago but still not got proper results. My hairs are not much thick and remains always straight in upward direction. Please let me know that how much time do I need to wait to get 100% results.

Sorry to hear, angles and directions do not change over time: if implanted hair remains always straight in upward direction you have been botched, that's it. It would be great if you could share pictures and doctor's/clinic name, so that other people do not end up going to the same doctor.

Good luck!

These are exactly what honest pictures look like. Not pictures taken from above (like vast majority of clinics and people do), but truly frontal ones, which show reality, things as they are. 

Do you have pictures from the last procedure/small touch-up? 

Congrats on your repair journey with dr. Feriduni

11 hours ago, HappyMan2021 said:

@jbd123 maybe you should ask Dr. Hasson for a free touch up. There are multiple other threads on here from h&w where people have gotten free second rounds. 

You will have to directly ask the clinic though as I doubt they will offer you one unprompted.

I also understand you must be really frustrated and disappointed with the work. 

But if the options are spending an additional 20k elsewhere vs putting aside your feelings and working out a remedy with Hasson, the latter may be most effective

That being said, I do think your concerns about the techs may be valid. 

Hasson is one of the few "elite doctors" who seems to dictate all work to the techs. whereas the modern trend for other elite doctors is for them to have a hands on role, and the surgeon may be just as hands on if not more so than the tech

I don't think this is a make or break item in you having a repeat surgery, but you can certainly bring it up

 

Wait, is that accurate? What is exactly done by Hasson and what by techs?

Survival rate was really low and sadly I don't think it will improve in the following months.

I am so sorry to read this. Even though hair appeareance may improve, it won't be a radical change.

If you are located in the UK, ask dr. Ball as well, he is well considered and have a lot of experience in repairs.

good result, happy for you!

Why did you or admins remove the previous thread?

After pictures are in different conditions and are obviously low quality.

4 hours ago, Hairwolf said:

First time I have seen a ‘lower’ NW here from the Dr. A lot appears to have been planted in rows, which I don’t think I have seen either. Anyway happy growing 

The majority of Pitella's cases do have rows, in any case and being as against to rows as someone could be, his results are great.

The fact that Yaman is a "recommended doctor" in this forum, says it all about its credibility. One decent case for every 5 mediocre to bad results.

All the best with your new journey with dr. Michalis, in other forums he is well considered.

4 hours ago, Join77 said:

Which would you choose from these 2? If you had to use one of them. Looking for answers from maybe previous patients from these 2 centers or if you know someone that’s gone here personally. Dr SErkan and HOI. I’m already aware SERKAN is considered hair mill and maybe so is HOI and the DR’s. Do not perform surgery’s. What other feedback can y’all provide? Thank you much!! I’m a NW7 with bad donor area. 

Do not have a surgery then. And, in case you want a surgery, save as much money as possible and ask top doctors for consultation. 

Horrible, that is incredible. How is the donor area?

Hopefully it is a relatively easy fix

1 hour ago, Buffaloboy said:

Thanks for sharing your story @Captain Haddock.

I wish I could talk to all Hair Transplant clinics and doctors around the world and tell them to memorize this phrase:

"Admit and fix".

That's it! That's all you need to do! Take this from a marketing professional - the BEST thing to do in these situations is NOT to create excuses or lie, but instead just apologize and offer to immediately fix.

I don't know why so many clinics want to play the blame game (or straight up lie). You look WAYYYYY better as an office if you can admit when someone went wrong, apologize, and then offer to fix it. Immediately.

I have a ton of respect for an office that can admit and fix. It makes me trust them even more, because I know *if* there is a mistake, I can trust them to fix it. 

Not only the clinic not admiting it, but also people here defending this saying everything is ok. Shameful.

It looks good, but pictures are low quality and not close enough. Could you upload pictures in more detail? How is the scar?

All the best

This must be a joke

I agree with @Gatsby, do not throw those grafts. It is better to extract and reimplant instead of killing them. Maybe is doctor being too conservative (ie, extracting fewer than he could) in punching out those grafts?

I am sorry to say this, but...

Not only doubles, but also hair caliber for the hairline is way too thick. Moreover, directions/angles from implanted hair does not match the native.

2 minutes ago, bigmistake said:

Where did he mention 100% beard hair used ? The guys appears to have had multiple FUTs, I wonder where did the hair go ?

In the story itself

Do not go for a hair transplant.

100% beard grafts for this one

uffff, hoping for the best