Wow, it was a very constructive discussion.
You may mention Dr. Ratchathorn Panchaprateep, but the key partner is equally talented in hair transplantation, Dr. Kongkiat Laorwong, also from Thailand.
Pay for yourself. Real hurt: I chose Thailand's Absolute Hair Clinic (AHC). My intended physician is Dr. Ratchathorn. She is also the doctor who owns the clinic, and together with Dr. Kongkiat, she takes care of my case closely. Have a Cert ABHRS + ISHRS + WORLD-class FISHRS available. The other, known as Dr. Kongkiat, has the same ability, depending on whether it is convenient to choose between female and male doctors.
Reason for choosing: Choose Dr. Ratchathorn too. It is believed that women pay special attention to detail. The main factor is choosing this clinic instead of another. Confident in special Cert standards for a wide range of cases for Thais and foreigners. You're a real professional doctor.
My personal opinion is that my hair transplant is not cheap. To be honest, don't be cheap. Seeing a wounded man grow his hair repaired around 2 or his hair not grow is not funny at all. Because the hair in the occipital area is used to grow the missing hair (donor area), each person is not equal.
The hairline came out unattractive and unnatural; I still remember how bad it felt before planting. Thin-haired, bald people before. Despite my lack of confidence, I still remember it well.
Price: Case FUE 3,800 graph, the price is about 271,000 bath/round, a little hundred, you can see that almost 4,000 graphs. Quite a bit. Treat the whole front and half of the head. I asked if it was worth it. I felt my hair was dense. You don't need to worry about the wind blowing through your hair.
P.S. The doctor has additional hair care courses and pays for your expenses (with a discount), such as PRP and cell therapy.
High price for Thais, but for foreigners, the currency is higher, and it is considered very cheap. The price and everything in the patient's view have been used before.
