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thanks for the reply Doc Arocha. The patient at 40 definitely looks good though!

The pics and results look awesome! However, I have one concern though, I think 3700 grafts in such a small area is just way too aggresive. I mean it looks like an Armani Hairline. The patient looks to be relatively young and could have future loss. With 3700 in such a tiny area he's gone through almost half of the donor reserve which is only about 6000-8000 grafts anyway. Just my opinion.

what a shoddy looking website!! I can't believe people even believe such results and claims with the internet around today.

dude, do your self a favor and vist one of the doc's recommended on this website. Do not go to some greedy hack.

As far as the hair transplant goes, as long as you pay in full for the surgery there should be no problem. You will, of course have to get your blood work done prior to the surgery, the required tests varies from clinic to clinic.

Well generally doing 2 procedures, one front and one back could be better. This would help you save on costs as well as reduce the risks associated with very large sessions.

Dr Feller always puts his patients first and gives his best to each and every patient. Set up a meeting with him, and if you go to him he will give you the best possible result.

I think it is way too early for you to be considering a HT.

Ok, so now I am about 3.5 months post op and can see a few little hairs sprouting here and there, these hairs are very thin and fine, I just wanted to know how much growth to expect at this point,I will post photos as soon as I can.

jaun, for god sake's grow up!!

Hi Bill, I was just going over your hairloss blog, an amazing journey from your first HT till now. Just one quick question, how was it that you were able to get over 9000 grafts over 4 procedures in spite of having an advanced hairloss pattern. Do you have an above average donor area, extremely good laxity? just curious.

well many surgeons will gladly take your money and do a hair transplant, just for the money. However, ethics is a major issue while doing hair transplants, for example it is not considered ethical to dense pack the hairline of a 20 year old with say 4000+ grafts, good doctors will consider such things like age, family history etc before doing a ht.

very nice, clean work for such a large session.

What is the advantage over shaving the recipent area versus not shaving. Also who are the doctors who do not shave the recipent area when doing a HT?

Dude, your hair looks awesome! What are you complaining about??

Your strip results look excellent, why did you go in for another procedure? Who was your doc?

In my opinion, if its just the temples you want done you should consider the FUE method. I would choose either Dr feller or Dr Shapiro, both top docs for FUE.

I don't think they drug test cricket players. However, he looks great.

Never heard of him, Stick to coalition docs recommended on this website for best results.

I would suggest you consult with a top coalition doc recommended on this forum and try to get some of the work corrected.

Love the colour of his hair!!! Nice job on the HT doc, will look way more natural than the hairpiece.

I got my staples out 10 days post op. I'm fine.After about 6 days you can sleep a bit on your recipient area.

You know I have been hearing a lot that Indian doctors are better than US doctors and BLah, Blah BLah Blah.... Why don't you guys prove it by posting some pictures of the great doctor's work! The proof of the pudding is the eating and this is so true with Hair Transplants. Post some photos and let the community decide.

It is quite normal for you to feel tenderness and even a bit of pain for almost a month after a HT. So relax . Try not to lie on your back at night and try sleeping sideways.

How long after a HT can we go out in the sun?