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Nice job doc, great for only 1000 grafts!

I had my procedure done with Dr Feller about 10 days ago. Relax ! He is one of the best around. Just get in there and let the Doc and nurses take care of you. It will be over before you know it.

Looks great man! The hairline is quite visible. You should be thrilled!

Did Dr Rahal have a HT?

From what I understand from your post, you are in the US now and want to have a hair transplant in India? Don't do that. Try to have hair transplant done with a top US surgeon that way you will avoid future disappointments.

looks good. 3000 however, over such a large area won't give you much density though.

I just wanted to know after how many days after the transplant do the grafts become strongly fixed in the scalp. Any ideas ?

looks very nice, keep posting pics.

Both Dr Rahal and Dr Feller are top notch doctors. In my opinion they are among the top 5 surgeons in the field today. Consult with both and go with whoever you feel comfortable. Feller is closer to you if travel is an issue. But you cannot go wrong with either.

I agree with hdude46, This could be your last chance. Your donor area must be pretty tapped out already. Hasson and Wong will probably be able to fix a large part of this , provided you have the donor area available. I feel you will need 4000+ grafts to fix this up.

awesome results dude! any pre op pics?

No BigBill i am not on any meds. I can't do the whole meds thing.

Well said Dr F!

Well you are in the right place to find the right doctor. Go through the list of physicians recommended on the coalition list and decide which doc would fit your situation the best. You can't go wrong with coalition surgeons.

Just to chime into your point, My hairloss started when I was 18 and was very aggresive till I was 23. I'm 25 now and have had no hairloss for the past 2 years, but hairloss is unpredictable and could start again tomorrow. But at any age there is a point where your hairloss generally caps off and slows down. This depends on your family history and from what I understand it depends more on the hair loss patterns of male members from your mother's side of the family. Just my two cents worth.

I agree with kaounis. A hair transplant is a once (or twice) in a lifetime thing for most people. It is a very important decision and it isn't like having a tooth extracted where your fine 24 hours later. Take as much time off as possible. Preferably 1-2 months and then you should be somewhat back to normal.

This is one crazy thread!

well you have to take into account several factors like your age, family history etc. If you absolutely feel you dont need another large session then you could do FUE for about 1000 grafts. Meet up with Dr Feller and ask him. He's the best guy to help you since he has already performed a procedure on you.

Please be kind to yourself and stay away from this doctor. No one has even heard about this person.

looks good at the 2 month mark yankeesfan. You can already begin to see your hairline taking shape. In couple of more months you can see a major change. Grow well.

Amazing job Dr Feller! The hairline looks spectacular.

1800 grafts spread out over such a large area will not give you much density. Nevertheless the work looks all right so far. Keep posting updates.

Like Thana said i would consult with both Rahal and Feller, both top docs , it just depends if you want to have it done in Canada or the US.

I would suggest not going in for transplant with this doctor. I had a look at his website and it says he specializes in Vitiligo( A skin condition), it does not say anything about his Hair Transplant experience nor does it give any photos about work he has done in hair transplantation. Stay away.

I feel you should go ahead and get a transplant. But make sure you go only to a top quality coalition recommended doctor. College is a very important part of life and I feel you should take full advantage of it. I would suggest being conservative though and just doing the front for now and cotinue taking propecia for the crown.