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Starting HT Journey Advice
Portugal25 replied to CJL's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
@CJL you won`t find any beter at Dr. BF price point. You can reach out to Ximena Villa (same technique but 2 patiens per day) or HLC (stick&place insted of DHI) that charge the same price or more expensive great Doctors like Dr. Feriduni and Dr. Bisanga. -
Any Repair Patients on here?
Sam818 replied to Guano's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Hey Guano, I’m a repair patient. I had a horrible experience last year except I didn’t go to turkey, I went to Beverly Hills and payed top dollar to get botched by a doc not recommended here. I had a repair surgery a few months ago by a great doc recommended here and everything from the surgery itself to my recovery is like a night and day difference. I had pitted grafts and chunky grafts that needed to be removed so my case was a lot different then yours. I looked at your case and based on the pics it definitely looks like the surgery permanently shocked a lot of your native hairs. Beca -
Age 24 need advice
Melvin-Moderator replied to chyldom's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
I would strongly suggest you consult with Bisanga and Feriduni, I would also say that Dr. Maras at HDC is a fantastic surgeon who is affordable. Dr. Reddy is great as well. You still have a decent head of hair, but it could be gone in 5 years. Thats a particular danger of getting an HT at that age without fin. I thank god I didn’t get one at 24. Who knows where I’d be. Me at 24 then me at 29 -
@chyldom I had my firs HT when I was 25 years old and I lost all the hair in my crown and midscalp along with many transplanted hair because I didn’t take Finasteride. If you want to do a HT at such a young age then I highly advise to start taking Finasteride. Regarding your choice I must say I was shocked! You are comparing a all inclusive low cost Turkish Hairmill to the best doctor in the UK?????? You do know that Turkey is the world capital of botched hair transplants and that hairmill have technicians without a medical background do your surgery (they could have been taxi driver
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Best surgeon in Europe and Asia?
Portugal25 replied to jonathande's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Dr. Muresanu at Hattingen Clinic is the best option for a FUT mega session (3.45€/graft). Feriduni designs perfect hairlines. -
Had my first and only HT approx. 12yrs ago at the age of 24 (FUE approx. 1600 grafts) with Dr. Feriduni in Belgium. Pre op my hair was good and full on top, except my badly receeding hairline. I was prob NW 3. The doctor filled in the area around my hairline. My results (until recently) were decent. Because of my hair characteristics being thick and dark I was able to keep my hair around down to my eyebrow length and style in a way where it worked. However there was definitely a problem with a lesser density in the grafted area. It would really show if my hair was wet or if it w -
Drastic loss / Eczema / 2nd FUE / Turkey
asterix0 replied to kid's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
This is quite the roller coaster ride, I'm sorry to hear what happened. I would not get another hair transplant until you figure out what happened with this first one. If you are not on finasteride, it could be that your male pattern baldness kicked into overdrive and started weakening the transplanted hairs. I have yet to see definitive proof that transplanted hairs are permanent for all patients. You have patterned loss which indicates male pattern baldness to me, but a dermatologist's opinion would be valuable in understanding the situation better. In addition, schedule an appoin -
Dr. Farjo and Dr. Reddy for the UK, you should consider some other options in Belgium like Bisanga and Feriduni.
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Transplant hair removal
watterot replied to Shagul's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Oh man. 99% of the people here would kill for your pre HT state. Anyway, what is done is done. You need to consult a good doctor. My recommendation would be Dr. Feriduni. He has a few examples on this site of punching out grafts. And I think taking your hairline back a cm or so might be the best course. Talk to the folks at Eugenix. They should give you the best idea on next steps. This is fixable for sure. -
SHA-Lift, scar correction and FUE performed on a 32-year old Caucasian female with • 2 FUT’s ex domo • Donor density of 84 FU/cmÇ occipital, 84 FU/cmÇ parietal, 76 FU/cmÇ temporal • Hair diameter of ~ 52-62 microns Treatment plan 1. SHA-Lift to lower the hairline and extraction of wrong-directed and wrong-placed FU from FUT’s ex domo. 2. Follicular Unit Extraction to attain an aesthetic reconstruction of the hairline and scar correction of FUT's ex domo. Performed procedures 1. SHA-Lift + extraction wrong-directed and wrong-placed FU (February 25, 2019) 2. Scar corre -
@Der3k7 thatchu bruh jk You have a couple of options in Europe, Dr. Feriduni, Dr. Bisanga, Dr. Reddy, they’re all able to dense pack with good results.
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Asmed, higher number of grafts than other clinics
miko replied to miko's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
And yes, Dr. Feriduni was between doctors for my repair HT. But I choosed another one. I hope, the best... -
Advice on number of grafts required.
Melvin-Moderator replied to Dark's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
In my opinion your better option is Dr. Bisanga in Belgium, or Feriduni. Bisanga has a clinic in Athens where he charges around the same price, except he’s one of The Godfathers of FUE. That said, I hope you’re not choosing these clinics based off their price alone. Patient results matter the most. Results > price. I know those names are regularly mentioned by Portugal for their price points, but remember always do your OWN research, and make sure you’re choosing a doctor because you’ve seen their patients results, and you’ve talked to their patients as well. -
New and needing a bit of advice
Portugal25 replied to Houseofwolves's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
@Houseofwolves the diagnosis you received are ridiculous and scary because one clinic actually includes repairs so I assume fuc**ng up is normal for them. In the UK there`s 1 doctor getting a steady flow of good results who is Dr. Reddy but he`s overpriced for his level or results. The quote you got of 4000 grafts is actually much less than I would expect because looking at your pictures you should have around 125cm2 of area to fill in and rebuilding the frontal hairline requires higher density so I would say you need at least 6000 grafts split into two surgeries. Also, your hair is -
Which doctor to choose ? !!
Melvin-Moderator replied to Ramzeee's topic in Hair Transplant Experiences and Surgeon Reviews
You’ve got some excellent names, Dr. Bisanga is definitely legit. Just take a look at some of the excellent results on here @MarshallUK probably one of the best results I’ve seen. For Feriduni take a look @Swill fantastic result. Dr. Lorenzo is good, but I’m not sure he’s as involved anymore. Don’t know enough about De Freitas. Lupunzula is solid, but I’d prefer Feriduni and Bisanga. Dr. Cuoto has insane YouTube results, but I haven’t seen a real review yet. Until then, I’ll always recommend tried and true surgeons like Feriduni and Bisanga. -
great repair story, happy you found a talented surgeon in Dr. Feriduni
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FUE performed on a 31-year old Caucasian male with • NW I-II • Donor density of 84 FU/cm² occipital, 80 FU/cm² parietal, 72 FU/cm² temporal • Hair diameter of ~ 52-64 microns Treatment plan Follicular Unit Extraction to attain an aesthetic reconstruction of the hairline. Performed procedure FUE (December 17, 2017) Follicular Unit Extraction with 1889 FU: * 437 single hair FU * 911 double * 541 triple and quadruple hair FU HGI: 2,1 Parallel incisions in custom-sized blades technique (Cutting Edge blades of 0,75-0,90 mm). Extraction performed with a 0.8
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It’s really just a matter of taking the time to google Cinik https://www.baldtruthtalk.com/threads/29839-Horrible-experience-Hair-transplant-disaster-Dr.-Emrah-Cinik-Turkey @Melvin-Moderator also explained to you that it’s well documented how these all inclusive hairmills operate but sadly people want to believe that a hair transplant surgery costing 2990€ will give great results to everyone that pays this ridiculous low price. If you sit next to one of these amazing Doctors like I did with Dr. Rahal and Dr. Pekiner (for 3 whole days) you get to find out a lot about the world of hai
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@LukeMahn Feriduni and Besing are FUE Icons much like Dr. Lorenzo. Dr. Bruno Ferreira is a rising star because he’s currently a Doctor at Dr. Lorenzo clinics where he handles difficult repair jobs and patients with DUPA. He also has his own clinic in Porto where he charges a bit less. So ofcourse like @Melvin-Moderator said you can’t compare a young rising star with FUE Icons like Feriduni, Bisanga or Lorenzo. Maybe in a few more years when Dr. BF has more patients posting their results online.
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To be fair, there’s no comparison between Ferreira and Feriduni and Bisanga. Dr. Ferreira is a good young surgeon, but he’s not elite yet like the ladder. Feriduni and Bisanga have dozens of patient reviews on this forum. Always go by real patient reviews. You can consult with them for free using our link. I’ve heard some surgeons charge using their own sites, it’s benefit using our link. https://www.hairtransplantnetwork.com/Consult-a-Physician/surgeon-list/BEL/Belgium
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Thank you @Melvin-Moderator & @Portugal25 for your responses! I will check Dr. Reddy. However, I just realized that he is charging around 2.5 per Hair NOT per Graft. Could be too much for me. I've heard of Dr. Feriduni and Dr. Bisanga in Belgium but always thought they are super expensive. I will see how much they charge during a consultation. Some prices in this forum by Dr. Bisanga really surprised me positively so maybe there is a way.. The comment about Cosmedica and ASMED was very helpful. I thought I would've been on the safe side with the VIP package. I am quite certai -
@LukeMahn I must warn you that Turkey is the world capital for botched hair transplants and you have 2 hairmills on your list ASMED (8 patients/day operated by techs that could have been taxi drivers 2 months before your surgery) and Cosmedica (same thing and even you pay for the VIP package you still only have the Doctor for 1h making the incisions the rest is done by technicians without a medical background). These type lowcost harmills are very common in Turkey and sadly people don’t realize that any clinic advertising all inclusive packages should be avoided. Keser gets good result
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Out of all those id favor Reddy, second choice would be Dr. Ferreira, but if you’re in Germany, you’d really do yourself a disservice not checking out Dr. Feriduni and Bisanga in Blegium.
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The Donor Management Argument for FUT vs FUE
asterix0 replied to asterix0's topic in Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)
So, it seems you are saying, like Dr.Feriduni is asserting, that with a competent enough surgeon, the greater challenges that come with FUE can be overcome to match FUT yields and "quality". But suppose you persist to the doctor that you only wish for grafts to be extracted from the safe zone as well. Why would the number of lifetime available grafts be less then for FUE vs FUT? Is there more overall surface area damaged for, hypothetically, a 2000 graft FUE vs a 2000 graft FUT? Optically we would say yes, and any look at a post-surgery donor would seem to confirm that. But 2000 graf -
The Donor Management Argument for FUT vs FUE
asterix0 replied to asterix0's topic in Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)
Hi, thank you for your response. Where are you getting your information from for the yield, can you please provide some papers/statistics/studies? Doing some more digging, in Dr.Feriduni's FUE vs FUT pdf , https://www.feriduni.com/images/FUT/FUE_vs_FUT.pdf , he posits: "Quality of the hair follicles/transection percentage Both techniques, on condition that they are carried out correctly, have in principle, a comparable quality level." He also writes later in the article that "By combining FUE and FUT, a much higher yield can be obtained than with each of the treatmen
