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Hi all, so after research and many years on here I finally got my hair transplant! i had fue 2200 grafts with a graft ratio around 3. will be updating as much as possible so please feel free to comment. i picked Dr Reddy based on his quality of work and his very respected reputation. The forum has been a massive help and made my selection of doctors far easier. i went to Dr Reddys clinic in Selston as after my initial consultation, found it to be cheaper and they could fit me in a lot sooner. On the first day I arrived a bit anxious,I was soon calme -
We along with the Maitland clinic and Dr Reddy were falsely maligned on FB as well as a few individuals involved in the hair industry. Whilst i am fairly sure who did this, trying to get it removed is another matter. -
Yea Dr Arshad definitely worth checking out - the patient threads of his floating about the forums at the moment are impressive, and he's pretty reasonably priced. Dr Reddy and Dr Ball put out good work, but with regards to their prices, if you can afford them, their results don't justify choosing them over any of the Elites in Europe (which are considerably cheaper) or flying over to the US/Canada and seeing Konior or H&W etc. I'm from the UK and would only recommend getting surgery there if you can't/don't want to travel, -
I've never been impressed by Farjo. Certainly, by UK standards he is acceptable, but not in the same league as the 2 elite HT surgeons in the UK (Dr. Ball, Dr. Reddy), and not even on the same planet as the best ones charging the same price. He can not produce high density HTs and I've seen a couple of bad results and almost no outstanding ones. I have this theory that what truly shows how skilled a surgeon is are the results they get from female HTs and one of his results in that department, actually featured on his website is just unnatural and sub-standard imo. -
Hello, I've been taking finasteride for about 6 years now. During that time it seemed to be working pretty well, dramatically slowing my rate of hair loss. I cannot recall the specific brands that I took over the years, I believe I've used multiple generics as well as the Merc brand. I also had a hair transplant 17 months ago in the hairline (documented on this forum). My pharmacy recently filled a prescription and gave me Dr. Reddy's generic finasteride. This was about 6 weeks ago. I've noticed over the last couple of weeks and increased amount of shedding and my hair "feels" worse, -
Hi There, I'm a 28 years old afro Carribbean male. My hairline has slowly been balding since I was approximately 20-21, and it's become quite noticeable now. My hairline, temples, and side of my hair were a lot lower. I'm also thinning slightly in the crown, although this doesn't concern me as much. I've tried minoxidil and finasteride, but was unable to continue with those long as they gave me issues in the bedroom, which stopped immediately after I stopped using them. Is it too early for me to get FUE? I was considering Dr Raghu Reddy or Dr Cinik. -
Hello everyone, So a little bit of a background before I dive into the details....my name is Ali, I'm 28 from the UK. I have been experiencing hair loss for the past 3-4 years and I would say I am a Norwood 6-7. I have been considering a HT for the past year and have finally decided to get one done ASAP. I have been doing research surrounding HTs and more particularly, comparing the UK clinics vs Turkish Clinics. I think id like to start of by mentioning that at first I was very adamant of getting my HT done from the UK, where I am based. The whole idea of travelling abroad for a few -
Thanks Melvin - yes I think it will need more grafts to get me happy. Shaving the recipient area and shockloss will be the hardest part.... Dr. Reddy seems solid but I understand he is booked well into next year. I'm looking at options in Europe (not Turkey though). -
It doesn’t look bad IMO. It could use more grafts, but with a low graft count a second procedure is almost a requirement. Have you consulted with Reddy? -
I don't think your MPB is particularly aggressive, in fact I'm sure to the layman it doesn't look like you're balding at all. However there's about 2-3 cm that's missing from your original hairline imo, which could be fixed by a small procedure, for sure, however you're only 28 and not on medication, so imagine that the area behind your hair transplant will continue to thin out, how would that look in 5-10-15 years? Dr. Reddy seems like a good choice but forget about Cinik.
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Hi there. I’m new to this forum and I would like to choose FUE hair transplant clinic in UK. I was initially going to go with Wimpole Clinic and they quoted me £6000 for 2000 grafts. Upon going through some threads, I have seen that it has some really bad reviews and thank God I came here as I was rushing to get my hair done. I have come across few names in UK. Kindly suggest which one should I go for. I’m also due to see Harley street hair clinic after 3 days which also suggested 1800-2000 grafts for around £7500 through online consultation. Dr farjo somehow does not appeal mu -
Dr Reddy is closed apperantly, but Dr Arshad (hair Dr) is still open! -
Dr. BF is from Portugal not Turkey. For me Reddy and Arshad are great for the UK. For your level of hair loss you should also consider Eugenix, refer to @Zoomster video They’re within your budget as well. Out of the names you provided Bisanga is the most elite. You may need to raise your budget.
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1000/1200 grafts FUE hairline - 29y/o
JohnAC71 replied to timcfc's topic in Hair Restoration Results Posted by Patients
It was Dr Reddy. I remember him saying earlier on in the thread. -
Ok we have our fair share of hair mills here in the Uk. But these days we also have the Hair Dr (Arshad), Dr Ed Ball and Dr Reddy. That’s the only ones I would even consider personally.
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@Deanomag Thanks for coming back and sharing your progress, Dr. Reddy hit a homerun with you 👊
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Looking slick mate, I’ve heard good things about Dr. Reddy, may need to give him a visit, he’s only in London? -
Graft Estimate
Melvin-Moderator replied to Rossybop's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Based on Bisanga and Feriduni I’d say you need 2,300. Consult with Reddy as well, he’s in the UK. -
Graft Estimate
Melvin-Moderator replied to Rossybop's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
My advice is set up consultations with some hairline specialists. I know you have a budget, but consult with Bisanga, Feriduni, Reddy, to name a few in Europe. That way you’ll know for sure how many grafts you need to get your desired look. -
Yep UK options have improved vastly over the last few years. Be nice to see a few more Drs added to the forums recommended list. At present it’s only Dr Reddy!
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You could always add Dr Reddy for your third option. The only clinic recommended by the forum in the UK.
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I've been using Dr. Reddy Finasteride since May (through my Kaiser doctor). Had HT July 24th '20 with the same surgeon as yours. Hair loss slowed in the last weeks before HT. I halted treament for a week before surgery. Restarted Finasteride immediately after surgery. Hair loss stopped by the end of August. Now 3 months into HT recovery even with vigorous shampooing, I have no further hair loss. Haven't experienced/used any other brand of Finasteride but I will say the Dr. Reddy stuff works for me. -
1000/1200 grafts FUE hairline - 29y/o
jimcraig152 replied to timcfc's topic in Hair Restoration Results Posted by Patients
Thanks for those details. I really wanted to understand with FUE how much time a surgeon who puts their efforts into the patient first needs to spend during extraction to allow a patient to pull off the "Like a Virgin" facade that fools even your parents and family members. I mean, the goal with FUE is less visible scarring so that you have the ability to wear shorter hairstyles. That's why you pay more. Dr. Reddy grades out well beyond an A+ in this regard based upon your case. In any case, my surgeon whips through administration of anesthesia, donor excisions & extractions, graft incisio -
Hi all, After having a hair transplant I then found this website and enjoined reading on here, so I am now 12 months after my FUE transplant and thought I would give back and hope it might help in someone in a small way (sorry in advance not very good with words). I am a 46 year old norwood 6, started to lose my hair at around 20 or maybe before and by 30 it was pretty much gone to a norwood 5 to 6 level and had been around the same baldness level for the last 12 years or so. After a searching online I found many good reviews and case studies of Dr Raghu Reddy work and went in for a consu
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FUE with Dr Arshad 6th October 2020
Ukspurs replied to Ukspurs's topic in Hair Restoration Results Posted by Patients
Curious25 - I had the first procedure in Selston near Nottingham. Dr Reddy did odd weekends there, this was separate to his primary place of work at the Harley Street Clinic, so in essence they were completely separate clinics. I said to the Harley Street Clinic representative over the phone that I’d had a procedure done with Dr Reddy 2 years ago at a different clinic and they said I’d need another consultation. Perhaps if I’d have insisted they send a message to Dr Reddy directly it may have been different. With regards to differences and techniques. Dr Arshad used a motorised punch, Dr
