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  1. I don’t know what you mean by personal attacks. I just addressed what this kind of behavior is called, and provided evidence of you treating members differently. If you’re taking it personally, it maybe means that there something in it
  2. Hi Just had a consultation with the clinic. Hotel is included in the price. (Bessa Hotel Boavista)
  3. @Melvin- Admin I am waiting for a clarification here. Someone else starts the conversation about De Freitas and rows in this thread, I am following up and sharing my knowledge. Then I get a warning from you. Is there different treatment for different members here on this forum?
  4. I don’t think you are being fair. I was not the first person mentioning it, so therefore I thought it was ok, but instead you gave me a warning. Here is a screenshot of this being mentioned as one of the first comments in this thread:
  5. TS was asking who was the best choice between Pinto/De Freitas, so giving him my honest opinion and good examples, instead of just naming one of them without any form of examples (like many here has a tendency to do) Btw, coffeeandpie has the same statement in his answer. I don’t see you correct him.
  6. I think you and I see this differently. No problem. For me, it doesnt really matter who the surgeon is, just providing TS the facts. I think both Pinto and Pekiner are excellent, and he will be in safe hands either way.
  7. Yes, that’s correct. 100% success rate is impossible. Like we see in those 2 cases above, the doctors response was very ethic and good. So both are top class. 1000-1500 grafts is anyway not that complicated. Sounds like a NW2, or maybe just a restoration of the hair line, so Pinto or Pekiner in this case sounds like a "coin toss" Anyways, good luck 😊
  8. Like I wrote before, some few cases. For example this one: Rows are visible, but the final result is not bad at all. But I would not like this pattern on my head. But like you are explaining, we are different and have different opinions
  9. Ok, it is one case. It doesnt seem like it is the doctors mistake either. It seems almost similar to this one from Pinto. In the beginning the patient was blaming Pinto for the result, but in the end they found out that the patient had DUPA (see page 11 on this thread). Nothing to do with the doctor. http://www.recuperartupelo.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=254&hilit=44pelos&start=150
  10. Pekiner is born in 1982. 20 was a typo, was supposed to be 10. He started as an assistent under Keser, I think 2010, and then started operating him self at HLC, before opening his own clinic in 2017. Yes, I know about this Italian forum-thing Look at the Spanish forum. I found some of the larger cases (over 3000 grafts) done in rows. But like 90% are perfect. Same with Pekiner. Some few cases he let some multies slip in to the hairline
  11. Sorry, that was a typo. Was supposed to be 10, not 20. Pekiner started his own clinic in 2017. Prior that he was Kesers assistent, and worked as a surgeon at HLC
  12. I have done some research on Ferreira. He and Pinto are from the same place in Portugal and they are friends. Ferreira is also an exceptional dr. Maybe a little bit less conservative than Pinto. There are more cases out there on different forums with Pinto, but that is probably because Ferreira did not open his own clinic before 2017 (I think 2017). All the Ferreira I have seen seems excellent. Bisanga is also a top dr, but I did not consider him as an option, so have not done too much research. It is important that in the end you have to do your own research. Find all the cases of Pinto, Ferreira, Pekiner and compare them. (Are many different forums out there, not only this one) All of the surgeons have their own "signature" and style. Find out which one you prefer. BTW: Pekiner is really hard to book. If you got an appointment now, then you are lucky.
  13. Can you please share some more supplementary info that can confirm your statement? It is just too easy to make a statement without backup, only telling TS , "Pinto". I have studied 40-50 of Pintos cases and same amount of Pekiners. In some of Pekiners cases there has been some multies that slipped into the hairline (I think 1 or 2 of all cases). With Pinto there is some row pattern implant in a few cases. So non of them is perfect, but really not far away from perfect. Both of them have been i the business for almost 20 years. Pekiner under Kesers wings, before he opened up his own practice.
  14. https://folliclethought.com/a-review-of-regenera-activa-results/ Here are some reviews of this therapy. It is called Regenera Activa. Seems like most did not get any effect of this. And here is a link of how it is done: Removed link
  15. So is Pekiner, specially in those smaller cases like TS is asking about.
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