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Garageland

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  1. Johnnybald,

     

    I am not quite sure of your intentions here to make a post on this subject and make serious accusations that perhaps we edit our photos to enhance the after result but let me explain. The patient that you linked to I would say that the after photos are brighter if you pay attention to the colour of the wall.

     

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    So in this case according to your logic on judging the colour of the wall rather than the subject we have possibly altered the contrast of the above photo to make the after photos lighter. This would make the final result look thinner, wouldn't it? What benefit would there be to lighten an after photo.

     

    The answer is a combination of things which can only be overcome if you have a studio with consistent lighting and the same photographer, camera etc. Dr Wong has a blue background in one of his surgery rooms which is a different shade of blue to that of the one that is more commonly used in the hallway. Before photos are usually taken in his room at 6.30am by Dr Wong or one of his technicians after photos taken months years later are usually taken by my colleague Doug when the patient come in for a follow up. Getting consistent lighting is a challenge for any clinic that uses an area that has changes in natural light.

     

    As we do not have a studio to take photos the lighting changes depending on the time of day. The blue background is there so that you can judge the result and not be distracted by the background.

     

    We am very proud of how we display our results and this has been a constant source of praise from patients on this forum over the years. Many clinics have followed our lead over the years showing large, bright, hi res, no flash photos with the same consistent angles.

  2. This patient in his twenties from Italy visited Dr Wong for a follow up during Dr Wong's last trip to Italy in 2015. At that stage he was only 7 months out from surgery but already had an impressive transformation and was very happy to let us show his photos.

     

    He might expect to see some more growth from that stage but he will benefit from the maturation of the hair as it settles down and become less frizzy which will add to the final result.

     

    Grafts: 4028

    Singles:897

    Doubles: 2661

    Multiples:470

     

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  3. I will be holding free consultations in central Madrid on Saturday April 2nd and Sunday April 3rd 2016. The consultations will be with myself a hair transplant veteran and patient advisor who has had 5 transplants spanning over 20 years and my Spanish speaking colleague.

     

    We will be able to explain our procedure in detail, answer any questions you have regarding surgery, show you what a transplant can look like on a Norwood 6 and take clear photos for a recommendation from either Dr Hasson or Dr Wong.

     

    If you would like to meet with me in person or for more information please email me on david@hassonandwong.com or call 0757 8164162.

     

    David

  4. Dr. Hasson will be making his annual visit to Italy to provide free consultations. These dates are always in high demand and will be filled very quickly so please do not delay if you are interested in attending. Accompanying Dr Hasson on his trip will be his Italian speaking FUE technician Elena and our Italian representative.

     

    The dates for Rome are March 20th-22nd and Milan March 24th to 26th.

     

    If you are interested you should contact my colleague on

    italia@hassonandwong.com

    or visit the website for more information here

  5. This is not really acceptable you should be aware what the plan for the surgery should be, are you having FUE or FUT, approximate number of grafts and the cost. You should have been provided with pre and post op instructions. I would not be happy traveling half way around the world as a repair patient or any patient not knowing what the basis of your surgery will be.

     

    I would email them now demanding to know what they propose if they can't give you an idea I would cut your losses and go elsewhere.

     

    It may just be a breakdown in communication but you need to know these things.

  6. Chestnut, sorry I missed this. Temple points are usually the icing on the cake for patients and are either something that are done by request or recommendation by the Doctor, but at times we may not recommend doing them. However you don't see many clinics doing temple points, do you?

     

    They are far more challenging to create and the angle that the incision is made is quite different to the angle that is made into the hairline. Temple points on patients with dark coarse hair like this patient are the biggest challenge.

  7. A professional Hasson & Wong Patient Advisor will be in the following locations for free hair restoration consultations.

     

    Seattle February 2nd to 12th

     

     

    Los Angeles February 17th to February 19th

     

    New York March 14th to 17th

     

     

    Washington DC March 21st to 23rd

     

     

     

    Book an appointment by calling 1.800.859.2266 FREE or emailing us at info@hassonandwong.com

  8. This local patient to our clinic in his mid thirties came to see Dr Hasson to have his temple recession restored and the immediate hairline density improved to provide a better frame to his face.

     

    Due to the patients coarse and wavy donor hair Dr. Hasson was able to use a modest number of grafts to bring about a significant cosmetic change.

     

    The photos that are displayed are at only 6 months and further refinement is expected. It is also worth noting that this patient has had significant early growth that is not typical of all patients at this stage.

     

    Grafts: 1842

    Singles: 527

    Doubles: 1245

    Multiples: 70

     

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  9. Jimmy,

     

    Spent some time researching and make a shortlist of 5-6 Doctors that you are considering these could be UK, Europe and the US or wherever. Take some clear photos of your scalp from all angles and make contact with all of the clinics. You can use a online consultation form or email them directly. Prepare yourself with all the questions that you have and ask them at the same time be clear in what you are hoping to acheive.

     

    You should visit some clinics in the UK for an in person consultation to assess density and pattern of loss. After doing all this you should have got your list down to 2 or 3 and by then it is more of a gut instinct on various levels.

     

    If you can meet a former patient of that clinic in person then that would be ideal.

     

    On a separate note -Chrisis, congratulations on your new role. Dr F is a great guy.

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