keith c

Here is a video i made for some of my consultations. The donor sometimes can seem and look fine at times, so im not sure what the donor actually looks like. It seems to change depending on the area im at. So, im not sure if its just harsh lighting, i know its overhavasted but dont know truely how bad VID_108041113_212624_112.mp4

I know for sure. I honestly do feel though the sparse areas are too thin to look presentable. It generally does look alot worse in person. Not sure, but i feel a hair system could be the way foward at this point

I appreciate the reply, i honestly wish i could turn back time. The stress and worries i now have is so much more. The talks i have with him on email is super informative and he certainly understands my situation. Highlighting to me he can make the donor more homogenous. I belive he can fix my hairline but like most of you all said the donor area is not looking great and will only conpromise it more

That is my big concern aswell. Also, your correct the hairline has been lowered which is something i noticed from the start. I now know how dangerous/risky this is, which is something i wish never happened aswell. Here are some photos that might help l.

Hi, might be a long post so thank you inadvance for reading. I recently had a hair transplant 16 months ago and currently unhappy with the density and how it looks in the front hairline. Im considering a 2nd hair transplant with 'dr. Michalis georgiou' and was wondering if you know off him, and whether hes a good option in being cautious dealing with the donor? My previous surgery at (sule hair) in turkey has unfortunately left me with pretty bad scarring at the donor area with patchy overharvasted areas. This means its a big challenge for anyone in the future. Dr. Michalis georgiou has mentioned, balanced use of grafts now will make a fade out effect for a more homogeneous look. The idea is that we shall take from the more dense areas. Just not sure if thats actually possible? Opinions on this whole thing would be much appreciated. Im also trying to be cautious as i might need further hair transplants in the future as the hair begins to thin as i age. So im wondering is there enough for the repair and for further hairloss if it continues down the road Fyi; Im 27 years old, been using minoxidil liquid and finasteride daily. I have included photos and videos to hopefully paint a better picture of my situation. Thank you for reading. Best regards, Keith 20240420_172531_2.mp4 20240423_043235.mp4