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  1. arfy, dr. f, and other medical professionals, as a drug rep myself i feel i must chime in. Dr. F's concerns w/ hormone levels are very insightful. The fact that the drug should not be handled by women who are pregnant, and if i remember correctly, those who intend on being pregnant, should be a red flag. A problem i have as a rep is that a drug originally studied for bph, turns out to grow hair on mpb individuals. And because merck had the resources to do the studies to market propecia as a hairloss drug, the fda has not linked the relationship between bph and hairloss. In my opinion, any drug for bph should contain the same warning for pregnant women, or those who intend to become pregnant
  2. i agree the work looks good, the hairline brought down a touch, but the head is tilted so you don't get as good a look at the crown. Admittedly, i think we've all been spoiled by the dramatic results a 3-4000 graft procedure can achieve,but for someone not wanting such a dramatic change in one shot, i think its a great result
  3. removing old pluggy grafts is difficult, and more often docs i recall choose to work around and in front if at all possible, my best wishes on a more pleasing result, I personally would not be able to say which way is best, but I know a finite donor supply has to be considered
  4. with all due respect, if dhi was trained by dr jones i am not impressed. One year ago, Dr J was da bomb on this site w/ many people flocking to him, but i have yet to see one post some credible before and afters. Granted, a pioneer is going to make more mistakes than successses, and therefore have critics, but the fue talk has quieted in the last year, w/ the positives and the negatives not yet realized, i could be wrong but...
  5. discontinue any minoxidil and consult your dr soon
  6. salt water will do the grafts good, but over exposure to the sun will possibly change the pigmentation of the grafts so limit the exposure to your scalp, spend more time at the bar or in the bed!!
  7. hey man, thanks for the answer on the lead time question, and i know u have answered this question before, but i curious about their pring schedule, i expect i would need 2200-3000 grafts, thanks again
  8. hey man, thanks for the answer on the lead time question, and i know u have answered this question before, but i curious about their pring schedule, i expect i would need 2200-3000 grafts, thanks again
  9. don't panic, there is a good chance u can stop the progression. I didn't see how long you have been taking propecia, but some people won't see anything for more than a year, and if u don't see any regrowth what it does best is keep things at bay. As far as the redness goes you may have a buildup of something called sebum which is actually a fungus. Try t gel or nizoral shampoo a few times a week. Listen to the bald truth on sunday nights, educate yourself
  10. i would call your doc, and see if its ok to use t gel or one called nizerol which works best for me. I would also ask if a gentle rub w/ vaseline or at least a moisturizer at bedtime would hurt. Good luck
  11. i knew from the moment i saw that smuck
  12. night???someone needs to find out whether it decreases the bioavailabilty when taken w/ food. whenever, it should be taken at the same time daily
  13. dr t is talented, don't know if he still uses techs alot
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