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2661grafts With Dr. Feriduni in Hasselt April 2018
Leoeuler66 posted a topic in Hair Restoration Results Posted by Patients
Hello everyone, I’m a 30 years old male from US and I just had a hair transplant with Dr. Feriduni in Hasselt two weeks ago. I’ve been watching this forum for almost 5 years before I pull the trigger and go for the hair transplant and as you can see this is my first post but I felt like I need to pay back my debt and post my journey since many people here have been an inspiration for me and helped me to make up my mind and go on with the decision. I don’t think I need to talk much about Dr. Feriduni and his team since anybody who has done some research about hair transplant has probably heard his name. He is very patient and meticulous about his job and he took almost two hours to examine my head, calculate donor size and draw the desirable hairline. Day of the surgery Dr. Feriduni applied the anesthetic and then two of his nurses( Ms. Willmots and Ms. Martens if I recall correctly) started the manual extraction. I have to add that Dr. Feriduni told me after the surgery that both nurses have been with him for almost twenty years! During the extraction Dr. Feriduni was constantly checking on me and his team. The extraction took around 3 hours and then I had a short lunch break( Lunch was a super delicious sandwich provided by the clinic ). After the break Dr. Feriduni took over and started with the incisions which took around 2 hours. After the incisions were done,the same nurses took over placing the grafts which took around 3 hours. All in all the whole experience was super smooth with minimal pain although I have somewhat a high pain threshold! I stayed in Hasselt for a week after the surgery and went to the clinic everyday for the hair wash. I’ll try to update this thread of my progress every once in a while. For the starter here are some photos that Dr. Feriduni took when I was in Hasselt. First 6 pics are consultauion 1 day before surgery. Next three pics are 1 day post op. Next 2 pics are 3 days post op and next 6 pics are 6 days post op. Donor pics are 1 day, 3 days, 4 days and 6 days post op 2 pics each day. Let me know if any questions and I’ll try to reply promptly. By the way, I have been on finasteride since 5 years ago and that’s been the only drug I’ve been taking for hairloss. -
Thanks, Melvin. Yes, I intend on meeting with all of those NYC doctors. I guess my question was looking for people's subjective opinions of the best, most artistically rendered hairlines. Dr. Feriduni in Belgium, or Hasson & Wong in Vancouver, for example. I'd be willing to travel if it might result in a more natural-looking outcome.
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If I were to have a hair transplant in the future
Melvin-Moderator replied to anonym1234's topic in Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)
In Europe, Dr. Feriduni, Dr. Bisanga, Dr. Devroye, Dr. Reddy, Dr. Farjo, Dr. Lupunzula etc. -
FUE performed on a 26-year old Caucasian male with • NW II vertex, Class N • Donor density of 84-96 FU/cm² • Hair diameter of ~60-64 microns Treatment plan • Follicular Unit Extraction Transplantation to attain an aesthetic reconstruction of the hairline and rethickening of the midhead section. Performed procedure (March 11th, 2016) Follicular Unit Extraction Transplantation with 2911 FU Day 1 * 351 single hair FU * 618 double hair FU * 1530 triple hair FU Day 2 * 156 single hair FU * 256 double hair FU Parallel incisions in custom-sized blades technique (Cutting Edge blades of 0.7-0.85mm). Extraction performed with a 0.8mm FUE punch with CIT Manual Punch Handle. No microscopic preparation of the follicular unit grafts. -
Dr. Feriduni - 2080 Fue - Worried at 3 months
Exi0 posted a topic in Hair Restoration Results Posted by Patients
Hello everyone, I am 29 years old and I did a FUE (2080 UF) exactly 3 months ago by Dr. Feriduni and his team. Here are pictures of exactly 3 months, (the hair caught in my fingers are not UF transplanted) https://serving.photos.photobox.com/588 ... 2a9ecc.jpg https://serving.photos.photobox.com/561 ... 5938d6.jpg https://serving.photos.photobox.com/631 ... 9b37f4.jpg Pictures at 5 days. https://serving.photos.photobox.com/489 ... 8eaa81.jpg https://serving.photos.photobox.com/214 ... a76a4a.jpg I find that there is very little regrowth for 3 months, especially when I compare with other patients at the same time... I'm really worried about the evolution and I do not find it very encouraging especially at 3 months and for 2080 uf, And I have totally smooth areas without regrowth, or a potential regrowth sign (small black poins) According to you, everything is normal? In advance, thank you very much for your answer. (NB: I'm under finasteride since 8 years) -
My FUT at Dr. Feriduni in November 2016
Hasselt posted a topic in Hair Restoration Results Posted by Patients
Hello, I would like to share with you my first hair transplant in the age of 43. I recognized loosing my hair at the beginning of entering 30 years. At the end of 2015 I decided to have a hair transplant and after visiting and viewing inside several forums about Reputations and experiences about several surgeons I decided to choose Dr. Feriduni in Belgium. November 2016 was then the month having a Fut strip surgery with 4242 grafts harvested from my donor and hope the upcoming result is changing my life. Please feel free to comment your opinions. Cheers Hasselt;) -
Top/Best FUE Surgeon in North America
Melvin-Moderator replied to hairlossPA's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
This is difficult, because the artistry of surgeons vary from surgeon to surgeon. Some patients, may like Dr. Diep's hairline designs, while others may prefer Dr. Rahal, it is somewhat like choosing between a Mercedez and BMW. It comes down to preference. We recommend most of the best FUE surgeons on the planet, Dr. Erdogan, Dr. Diep, Dr. Devroye, Dr. Feriduni, Dr. Bisanga, Dr. Konoir etc. -
Hello all, I just want to share my experience as I had two HT with Dr. Feriduni the 1st one was planned to be 3500 FUT but the result was not that good, then I mailed the doctor and they offered a touch up FUE which I had after two years from FUT and there was no big difference. I didn't get a clear explanation of why I ended up with such results however I decided to move forward and to have another HT with around 2700 FUT. I had a wish to have my HT in Canada (H&W) but due to visa issues I have to change my destination. I don't trust that I will get a good FUT results in Turkey and most of doctors now prefer FUE on patients without a previous surgeries. I made a huge search and still can't decide yet, so I thought may someone can advice as I really wish. Cheers,
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FUE performed on a 50-year old Caucasian male with • NW III vertex, Class N • Donor density of 80 FU/cm? temporal and 92 FU/cm? parietal / occipital • Hair diameter of ~54-56 microns • FUT ex domo 2012 Treatment plan • Follicular Unit Extraction Transplantation to attain an aesthetic reconstruction of the hairline. Performed procedure Procedure (May 29th, 2017) Follicular Unit Extraction Transplantation with 3107 FU * 400 single hair FU * 565 double hair FU * 2142 tripple hair FU Parallel incisions in custom-sized blades technique (Cutting Edge blades of 0.7-0.85mm). Extraction performed with a 0.8mm FUE punch with WAW-system. No microscopic preparation of the follicular unit grafts. No microscopic preparation of the follicular unit grafts. Case posted by L0ke, representative for Dr. Feriduni
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Dr Feriduni Advice
Bill - Managing Publisher replied to TrixGlendevon's topic in Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)
Ironically, I think you might be talking about Gentel_man83, recently contacted me through private message, around the same time you started asking questions about this. He asked me to comment on the doctors reply on his topic but he did not post a link to it. That said it was a Dr. Feriduni topic. If that’s the topic you are talking about, it is definitely not removed Bill -
Dr Lupanzula FUT
TrixGlendevon replied to TrixGlendevon's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Hi @Dr. Glenn Charles Thanks for your reply. Dr Lupanzula does offer both. I don't have fine hair and my donor has about 9,000 grafts with FUE according to Dr Lupanzula in an in-person consultation. I want FUT to get the most out of my donor. I don't care about the scar and will get FUE put into it anyway. I have several other in-person consultations this month with the other main Belgian doctors and Dr Feriduni. -
Hi All I am a newbie looking for some help and advice please. Long story (sort of short) I got an HT procedure 7 months ago and to be honest so far I am not happy at all with the results even though I know there is still time to go up to 12 months post-op I am struggling to see how it will improve. I rushed into it and did not research it enough, which I know now and sadly it seems this is all too common. I am not going to name the clinic just yet to be fair to them but if it becomes clear that it is a disaster and does not improve then I will do, as the last thing I want is for someone else to end up like I have, although I unfortunately know that plenty of people have and will make the same mistake. I am already looking at getting it repaired and have looked at Dr Ball at The Maitland clinic who seems pretty good and Dr Feriduni who is another good Dr. If only I had gone to either of these first! Contacted both of them but they both said I should wait until more time has passed, which is fair enough. My questions are: 1) As stupid as this sounds I am not an expert and don't know what I'm looking for and neither is my Mrs - why exactly does it look bad? Hair angles, multi hair grafts, too straight, or all of them!? 2) What in your opinion would it take to fix it? Am I looking at getting some more FUs inserted to break up the straight line and increase the naturalness? Or is it a matter of having to get grafts extracted and re-implanted (My biggest fear!). I will also say that it looks far worse to me in person than it does in photographs for some reason? Sorry they are quite large, I included a mixture with some wet and some dry and from various stages of recovery to give you a good overview. Again it doesn't quite come across how straight it looks in pictures. I'll see if I can take some more if it is not clear. They are all with the hair combed back to try and show you the hairline, however, I wear my hair in a fringe most of the time and when I do, you can see the hard 'line' under my native hair and it just does not seem to blend, although the difference in length doesn't help. Anyway please let me know what you think? Lastly...thanks in advance!
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FUE performed on 36-year old Caucasian male with • Type Norwood II • Donor density of 80 occipital and 76 temporal FU/cm? • Hair diameter of ~64-72 microns Treatment plan • Follicular Unit Extraction Transplantation to attain an aesthetic reconstruction of the hairline and add more density. Performed procedure (January 16th, 2017) Follicular Unit Extraction Transplantation with 2035 FU * 489 single hair FU * 528 double hair FU * 1018 triple hair FU Parallel incisions in custom-sized blades technique (~Cutting Edge blades of 0.7-0.9 mm). Dr. Bijan Feriduni
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Follicular Unit Extraction performed by Dr. Feriduni – 3267 FU in 2 procedures
Dr. Bijan Feriduni posted a topic in Results Posted by Leading Hair Restoration Clinics
FUE performed on a 46 year old Caucasian male with: - NW II-III Class N - Donor density of 84 FU/cm2 in the temporal region and 92 FU/cm2 in the parietal region - Hair diameter of ~54-58 µm Treatment plan: - 1st FUE procedure with 2200-2400 follicular units to reconstruct the hairline and fill in the temporal recessions; - 2nd FUE procedure with 500-600 follicular units to add density to the hairline Surgery details: 1st procedure (October 23th, 2014): A Follicular Unit Extraction with 2229 FU * 437 single hair FU * 1002 double hair FU * 790 triple hair FU Extraction performed with a 0.9mm FUE punch with CIT Manual Punch Handle. No microscopic preparation of the follicular unit grafts (FUE); Parallel incisions (single, double and triple units) were made in custom-sized blades technique (~Cutting Edge blades of 0.8mm – 0.9mm) 2nd procedure (April 4th, 2015): A Follicular Unit Extraction with 1038 FU * 235 single hair FU * 803 double and triple hair FU Extraction performed with a 0.85mm FUE punch with CIT Manual Punch Handle. No microscopic preparation of the follicular unit grafts (FUE); Parallel incisions (single, double and triple units) were made in custom-sized blades technique (~Cutting Edge blades of 0.8mm – 0.85mm) Dr. Bijan Feriduni -
Reconstruction of a crown area through FUE – performed by Dr. Feriduni – 3451 FU
Dr. Bijan Feriduni posted a topic in Results Posted by Leading Hair Restoration Clinics
Follicular Unit Transplantation performed on a 35 year old Caucasian male with: - Norwood Class II-III vertex - Donor density of 76 FU/cm2 in the temporal region and 80 FU/cm2 in the occipital region - Hair diameter of ~54-58 microns Treatment plan: A Follicular Unit Extraction with 3000-3300 FU to reconstruct the entire crown area. Performed procedure (Augustus 27th , 2015): A Follicular Unit Extraction with 3451 FU in a single day session * 241 single hair FU * 2758 double hair FU * 452 triple hair FU HGI (Hair per graft index) = 2.06 Extraction performed with a 0.80mm FUE punch with CIT Manual Punch Handle. No microscopic preparation of the follicular unit grafts (FUE); Parallel incisions (single, double and triple units) were made in custom-sized blades technique (~Cutting Edge blades of 0.75mm – 0.8mm) Dr. B. Feriduni -
≈1100 grafts Dr. Feriduni
jackson12 posted a topic in Hair Transplant Experiences and Surgeon Reviews
Hi all, I wanted to post a review of my very recent (I'm post op 2 days as of posting date) of my recent FUE experience. I'm turning 40 late this year (2017). Always had a higher forehead and gradual maturation of hairline. In general, this never bothered my until the last few years when I started to develop a "W" shape recession (think Nick Cave) - meaning that the forelock region was getting increasing thinner. Receding hairlines never really bothered me, as I would grow my hair slightly longer in the front to mask. But the thinning forelock was really bothering me. After using natural treatments (saw palmetto, vitamin B complex etc) + minoxidil for approximately three years, the thinning slowed but continued. I decided that I wanted to "get in front" of the situation before it became super obvious to more than just myself and researched procedures for approximately 1 year before deciding to embark on one in late August 2017. After many long nights lurking on forums and meeting with a few FUE practitioners, I decided upon Dr. Feriduni. To be honest, his attitude and approach during the consultation period (approx 6 month wait + another 5 months pre surgery) was what impressed me the most. In general I was happy with my hair, he saw "zero" miniaturization, and basically said "please don't go lower than here" as we discussed. He understood why I wanted to undergo the procedure but was also very nice about saying that if we did, it needed to be very conservative. At any rate here are some pictures. I wanted to post and will continue to as I noticed that there aren't many very recent shots of his (and his staff's) work, and even less with photos with people with hair long enough to cover the approach. You all are the experts, so hopefully this work so far looks promising and good. I am quite pleased with the whole experience so far. A note on his staff and what I've learned. He supervises but does not do the extractions or implantations. That said, you can tell his staff know exactly what and how to execute. He always kept a watchful eye and did all of the incision work himself. I think it's important for people looking at getting procedures done to understand who actually does what. In my mind, having two techs that are experienced and professional apply the donor hair, this reduces the time that the hair is sitting out. My procedure was over in about 4 hours, including prep work and post wash. Comments (good or bad) and advice for my post-op experience highly appreciated! -
Just had first consultation - few queries!
TrixGlendevon replied to Jowin86's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Dr Erdogan at Asmed clinic is the only doctor in Turkey I would entertain. The best doctors in Europe are in Belgium. Drs. Bisanga, Deroye, Feriduni, Lupanzula and Mwamba. I have just this minute had a consultation with Dr. Lupanzula in London. He is here for the weekend doing consultations. I will do a write up separately but I would recommend you speak to him if you can. Just email his assistant, Eva (who is very good) and get something booked in. He regularly comes to London for these consultations though. -
FUT result- Dr. Feriduni
L0ke replied to gentel_man83's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
First of all, I would like to mention that I feel very sad about the patient’s situation. At my clinic and towards our patients, we always do our utmost from the preoperative planning/consultation onwards until the day of surgery. We also appreciate to stay in touch for any specific questions concerning the aftercare and monthly updates. Here’s a brief summary from the initial contact until the follow-up after his 2nd surgery: - Online consultation (July 2012) – pictures hair situation patient *attached picture Results1-jpg Since I hadn’t met the patient in person, I wasn’t able to perform any measurements concerning his donor density and scalp flexibility. Therefore, the initial treatment plan, after inspecting the pictures of his online request, (pic 5 & 6) was either a FUE 3000 – 3500 FU or FUT with 3500 - 4000 FU. I also advised him to consider the extraction of the previous transplanted FU’s on his right temporal area (pic 2), as in my opinion, the hairline design (ex-domo) was too low. - Preoperative consultation (1st surgery - October 2012, Hasselt, Belgium) Anamnesis: 29-year-old patient who suffers from hair loss since 2004 and underwent a FUT operation in 2008 ( ex-domo). At the current age of 29, the patient believed his hair loss was relatively stable and he didn’t use any medication such as Finasteride or Minoxidil. Family anamnesis: Hair loss father: all zones Hair loss mother: / Hair loss brother: 1, 3 Hair loss grandfather on mother’s side: / Hair loss grandfather on father’s side : 5, 5v, 6 Hair loss uncle on mother’s side: unknown Hair loss uncle on father’s side: unknown - The genetic hair loss is inherited from the male side of his family - According to the patient, approx. 1000 - 1500 FU were transplanted for the reconstruction of his hairline and temporal recessions during his previous surgery in 2008. Diagnosis: Hair loss pattern classification: MPB Type NW III – IV, vertex, Class T Donor area: good skin condition and optimal scalp laxity occipital and parietal area Hair structure: slightly wavy Measured density occipital: 76 FU/cm² of which 25 % – 30 % were singles FU Miniaturization occipital: 10 % Hair density: 158 hairs/cm² Linear scar in the lower occipital and parietal area with a length of approx. 14 cm and a variating width of 3 to 8 mm. Recipient area: multiple incorrectly placed FU’s (incorrect angulation and direction) in his right + left temporal recession Advised treatment plan after personal examination: FUT in order to reconstruct frontal third (zone 2, 3 and the transition towards zone 4) in a medium density Extraction of several incorrectly placed FU from previous surgery out of his right temporal recession - OR-Report October 2012 – 1st surgery (Dr. B. Feriduni) Breakdown: 1684 Singles (!) 1965 Doubles/Triples Total: 3649 FU Aftercare: Postoperative aftercare performed at my clinic between 1 and 14 days postoperative without any complications *attached picture Result2-a.jpg Evaluation after 11 months postoperative: As it wasn’t possible - due to the high percentage of single FU’s - to achieve the necessary HGI during the 1st operation, we agreed on performing a touch-up surgery (April 2015) through FUE with the strategy to “cherry-pick” the double and triple FU in order to obtain a higher HGI (Hair per Graft Index). - OR-Report April 2015 - 2nd surgery touch-up FUE (Dr. B. Feriduni) Breakdown: FUE in cherry-picking technique with a total amount of 1299 FU (HGI: 2.3 Hairs/FU) to increase the density in the central core and bridge (zone 3 and 4). Internal rating of surgery quality (1 = very bad; 10 = excellent): Extraction: 8/10 Implantation: 8/10 Graft quality: 7/10 Aftercare: Apart from a slight seroma wound on the 1st and 2nd day postoperative, no further inconspicuous findings were visible. After the 2nd procedure, I haven’t heard back from my patient until the 18th day postoperative when he sent some pictures which showed a normal healing situation. And as I didn’t receive any further updates I presumed that the result turned out fine because most patients tend to forget to keep us posted as the growth continues to mature. >> So why did we get this result? In general, following points are important for a good result: The operation (long term strategy, meticulous preoperative planning) The healing process during the first 14 days postoperative Patient related factors like the PGI (Personal Growing Index), general diseases, smoking or other non-MPB related reasons BUPA (Bald Unpatterned Alopecia with a high degree of miniaturization in the donor area) I’ve sent a personal message to the concerned patient to invite him for a check-up at my clinic. I will examine the result and have a closer look at his donor area to exclude BUPA (recently revealed), other patient-related factors and to discuss possible further medical therapy, surgical as well as non-surgical options such as Tricopigmentation in order to help him correct the unexpected result. Dr. B. Feriduni -
FUT result- Dr. Feriduni
Bill - Managing Publisher replied to gentel_man83's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Gentleman, If you already gave @Dr. Bijan Feriduni Permission to reply to this topic than hopefully he will reply with more information. Has he made you any kind of offer to resolve your concerns? Thanks for your continued faith in this community to help you even in the midst of difficult circumstances. I appreciate how you keep a level head and recognize that your doctor is still top-notch bought that you were situation just didn’t work out the way it should. But you do of course, still need to focus on resolution when she’s on her since understandable and expected. Please keep us posted. Bill -
FUT result- Dr. Feriduni
gentel_man83 replied to gentel_man83's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Dear Bill, I informed earlier that I told the doctor there will be no issue at all to post his explanations (I already posted them here) as long as no private details will be revealed. I agree that, there was a piece of paper talking about the risks but I am not sure if a bad result could be classified as a risk? a good quality doctor should care about all possible factors and take all required measures to ensure a satisfactory result before the surgery. As you said Bill, full refund will not solve the problem at all and I believe Dr. Feriduni will stand behind his patients. Unfortunately, I didn't read a lot of positive replies here as some of them where destructive, some were annoying and some just want to blame the doctor for the result even thought it could happen to any one. I believe in this forum when I selected my surgeon and I still have the faith that I will get the support to get out of this ****. As I posted earlier, I started to think about BHT as a possible solution but I am not sure about the hair nature and the growth. -
FUT result- Dr. Feriduni
Bill - Managing Publisher replied to gentel_man83's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Delancey, A lot of members are Very quick to suggest full refunds win I don’t think most people understand that for refunds are not typical. I’m not saying it doesn’t or won’t happen in this case, but, most hair transplant surgeons go over the risks of surgery before hand and even if they don’t go over it personally, there is a piece of paper that goes over all of it and even discusses the process of surgery and explains that they agreed to take upon the risks themselves. Now, I do firmly believe that a good quality surgeon like Dr. Feriduni should stand behind his patients and do something for him, but providing a full refund is in very typical. Typically, what we recommend is for the patient to work with her doctor and try to undergo a free procedure to replace the grafts that did not grow or resolve whatever concern there is. Frankly, a full refund, although it sounds good doesn’t really resolve any problems. If anything, they have their money back but now they’re in a worse off position then when they started. So, it’s actually better to undergo another surgery in order to resolve the issue. After all, he’s already selected an outstanding surgeon and it’s possible that his case has extenuating circumstances. I would like to hear how the surgeon intends to resolve this issue but I also need to get verification that he has permission to post and share his side of the story. Bill -
FUT result- Dr. Feriduni
delancey replied to gentel_man83's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Why was the title edited? I believe it said "Bad FUT Result - Dr. Feriduni." This is a terrible result and I hope that the patient receives a full refund. -
PLEASE READ - How to Take and Present Compelling and Realistic Photos
Bill - Managing Publisher posted a topic in Results Posted by Leading Hair Restoration Clinics
Dear Physician members of our commuity, Thank you for your willingness to regularly present photos on our forum community for review. Unlike the past where patients considering you for surgery heard very little about you online, patients can now decide for themselves based on the regular results you present. In addition, these photo albums will be added to your doctor profiles on the Hair Transplant Network, and Coalition Hair Loss Learning Center (for Coalition members only). However, it's extremely important that when creating photo albums that you provide enough pictures and information for patients to properly evaluate the result. Ideal Photos to Present The ideal photo album should include the following photos. 1. Hairline Before 2. Hairline Immediately Postop 3. Hairline After 4. 45 Degree Tilt Before 5. 45 Degree Tilt Immediately Postop 6. 45 Degree Tilt After 7. Top of the Head Before 8. Top of the Head Postop 9. Top of the Head After 10. Crown Before (if applicable) 11. Crown Immediately Postop (if applicable) 12. Crown After(if applicable) 13. Donor Scar Postop 14. Donor Scar After Clear closeups of the hairline in particular is extremely important. You may also want to consider adding profile before, immediately postoperative, and after photos as well. Consistency in Photos is Vital Each photo cannot be larger than 500K however, photos should be crystal clear and large enough that the patient can see an accurate representation of the result. Each before, immediately postoperative, and after photos should be taken at consistent angles, lighting, and background. It is preferred that you do not use flash for any of your photos. If you insist on using flash, be consistent in your before/after photos. Before and after pictures should show hair at the same consistency (both dry or both wet) and similar style. If you show a before photo parting the hair to show an obviouis bald spot, be sure to do the same in an after picture. Combing hair over the bald spot in the after picture is deceptive (even if unintentional). Ultimately, please be consistent in your photographs. Providing Adequate Surgical Details Album subjects at the very least should include the doctor's name and the number of grafts. Surgical details are also extremely important and should be added into the album introduction. Without the number of grafts and strategic plan including patient goals at the very least, patients will be guessing why you've taken the approach you did. Allowing Forum Members to Comment By default, a checkbox is selected that allows forum members to comment. However, recently, a few physicians have deselected this box not allowing members to offer their genuine feedback. Please leave this option selected so members can offer their constructive feedback. Allowing members to comment and interacting with them is to your benefit and the benefit of this community. Impressive Photo Album Example For an example of a recent impressive patient photo album, see "Dense Packing FUT performed by Dr. Feriduni - NW Class V - 4010 FU Grafts". Though you are not required to add this much detail, the more information and photos you add, the more prospective patients will understand the work that you do which will help them as they consider your clinic for surgery. Kudos to all clinics who have risen to the challenge and presented their photos publicly. Best wishes, Bill -
Consultations Booked - Questions to Ask?
TrixGlendevon posted a topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Hi! I have booked consultations with doctors: Lupanzula on the 14th of this month; Feriduni and Bisanga on the 31st August and Devroye on the 3rd September. I am still waiting to hear back from Dr. Mwamba. I already have a list of questions I have thought of but can anybody give any me any questions they didn't ask but wish they had or just any general questions they did ask so I can add to my own set. What is the best way to prepare for the consultation? Take photos of family? Leave my hair to grow? Get it cut? Any advice to get the most out of them would be much appreciated! Thanks p.s. does anybody have any recommendations for other doctors that I should add to the list that I may have missed? I am only willing to get this done in Europe (Turkey doesn't count). -
FUT result- Dr. Feriduni
gentel_man83 replied to gentel_man83's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Thank you Legend007 again for your reply and I would like to highlight and emphasize that Dr. Feriduni did the second surgery "FUE" for free of charge, since it was supposed to be a touch up surgery and to improve the result of the first surgery.
