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dodgedabullet

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  1. Going there was one of the worst experiences of my life.
  2. It depends on whether you have hair to hide the work. I went to my company Christmas party 2 days after a HT with Shapiro and nobody noticed a thing.
  3. Tedgroves, Stop your third-grade humor and call Arfy by his name. I agree that the photos are crap. And I can't vouch for everyone here that has had a poor experience with MHR, but my result, in my opinion, are total sh*t. I've spent a lot of money having the work corrected.
  4. The photos are of poor quality. I wish they could zoom in on the sh*t work they did on me. That would scare a lot of people off.
  5. I hope the result is great, but at about $12 per graft and $14 per body hair graft in Athens (more in other European cities), I think DHI is quite expensive. I do admire what DHI is doing though, and hope the prices will come down.
  6. In my opinion, the smartest thing I've ever done was to never go to MHR again.I'm very unimpressed by the quality of their work.
  7. Defunct, A HT would not grow as well in an area that has previously received a high dose of radiation. Many of the post-radiation changes are vascular in nature. Surgical wounds do not heal as well. It may be reasonable to have a few FU's placed in the area to see if they grow, but perhaps some type of mini scalp reduction may work better because it would remove most of the damaged tissue.
  8. Belgiumdude, You have a nice hairline right now. I would be very conservative and wait. Family history cannot predict the future. You don't want to look like a freak in 10 years.
  9. I've had hair transplants by both Matt Leavitt, head of MHR and Ron Shapiro, head of SMG. This is only my opinion and just an opinion, but one looked great and one looked like sh*t. I think the posters on this forum are pretty accurate.
  10. Rooster, It looks like MHR pulled too tight on your scalp reduction because your face looks distorted. Seriously, Your HT looks OK, but I used to live in Grand Rapids, and I'm just not aware of any great doctors in that city. It sounds like you're on the right track though. Good luck!
  11. Take my advice and travel out of Grand Rapids for your next hair transplant.
  12. Ouch! The before pictures look even worse than my Leavitt work.
  13. Electrolysis may work for some people. I just speak from my personal experience. I went to multiple sessions(10-15) with a respected electrologist and saw little or no difference.Electrolysis only has about a 25% kill rate on normal hairs, so I would expect it would be less if there was significant scarring around the roots. Give it a try, and hopefully it will work.
  14. I had significant scarring, but it wasn't thatnoticable to the naked eye. I guess all you can do is try electrolysis and see if it works.
  15. I tried electrolysis for my frontal plugs, but had litle luck. The electrologist said there was too much scar tissue, so the needle couldn't get at the hair roots. I went for about 10 sessions with no visible change. Maybe your result would be different if you don't have a lot of scarring.
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