Alvi Armani

Mature hairline using temple angle closure.

The B spot: I agree with you that we produce technically superior hair transplants. And I can assure you that patient care in the sole driving force behind our practice. Here is a scenario: a male who is a Norwood 6. He has enough donor density to harvest 5000 grafts in one session, then a second session of 2500 grafts at a later date. Any surgeon up-to-date on current advances has the ability to harvest as many grafts as safety possible, allowing the patient to achieve his desired result in the shortest period of time. However ??“the approach taken by many surgeons, not up-to-date, is to harvest two smaller sessions of 2500+ grafts and then a third. As a patient, would you rather two sessions or three to achieve your goal? Your view about temple angle closure and hairline design is also an outdated one. As you may or may not know ??“ we do not take a standard approach to hairline design. Unfortunately ??“ many clinics do. And not knowing the difference; the patient is then left with the standard "u" or "v" shape that is not natural looking by any degree. I attached some photos to help illustrate my point. If you are happy the surgeon placing a bowl on your head and drawing a perfect "u", then we are not the surgeons for you. But if you want a completely natural looking and undetectable design that's individualized ??“ then we are your surgeons. I also attached my most recent photos. Fortunately ??“ I didn't fall for the "you need to have the hairline of a 40 year old" and went with a more youthful and natural look. Now, at almost 30, I'm enjoying a hairline that is "truly undetectable".

Hairworthy: I'm not sure if you are knowingly making false statements or not. We are currently based out of Toronto, Canada. He personally performs each procedure. I'm curious, have you had a chance to take a look at our website? Or visit other hair loss forums? If you did, you would notice that our patients have and are sharing their results. Long story short: If you visit us in Toronto, you are guaranteed to have him perform your procedure. Pat: We are recommended by the IARHS and American Hair Loss Association. It's widely known that the IAHRS only recommends the "best of the best" and is the oldest and most respected community. I'm curious as to how many of your recommended surgeons are able to transplant at 80 grafts cm/2 or are even capable of harvesting 5000-6000 grafts in a session? We refuse to be associated with this community due to reservations about the way it's been promoted online by Pat. Read between the lines guys... Why is it that the top three surgeons in the business are not recommended by Pat? There is more to the story.