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This is a 35 Year old man with Class III hair loss who received a hair transplant by Dr. Parsa Mohebi. We focused on the front and corner areas of the scalp and covered it with 1,760 follicular unit grafts. FUE Hair Transplant was done with 1,760 follicular unit grafts 8 month follow up Miniaturization Study (Microscopic Evaluation) Location Miniaturization Hair Line: 90 Corners: 90 Top: 20 Crown: 30 Donor Area: 10 Here is the patient's hair characteristics: Hair loss class: III Hair color: Blonde Skin tone: White Hair character: Wavy Hair thickness: Thick Donor density: 2.2 Scalp laxity: None Here is how the grafts were distributed: Hairline: 230 Front: 1530 Ones: 327 Twos: 942 Threes: 447 Fours: 44 Total: 1,760 -
If money and travel were not issues...
LaserCap replied to MrZennie's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Dr. Arocha, Dr. Gabel, Dr. Alexander, Dr. Mohebi, Dr. Farjo. -
Parsa Mohebi Hair Restoration Opening in San Francisco
pkipling replied to pkipling's topic in Open Hair Loss Topics
I assure you Dr. Mohebi is extremely busy and is working nearly 7 days a week between his two businesses and the new SF location that he commutes back and forth for... One of the hardest working people I've ever met, tbh, and hardly takes a day off. That said, we're always looking at ways we can improve, so I'll be happy to encourage him to be more responsive to any personal questions that are sent his way moving forward. I also do my best to stay on top of any comments directed his way, so I'll be more vigilant with that as well. Thanks for the input! -
Parsa Mohebi Hair Restoration Opening in San Francisco
Melvin-Moderator replied to pkipling's topic in Open Hair Loss Topics
I’ve actually invited Dr. Mohebi to begin participating on our forum. We feel it would be of great value to our community if surgeons begin posting regularly. It’s actually on our agenda for change. Ideally, we would like to have an objective and fair community that consists of patients and surgeons, exchanging ideas and information. Truthfully, there were some trolls that made this a hostile forum. I’ve plucked those weeds out so the community could flourish and I expect it too. Stay tuned. -
Parsa Mohebi Hair Restoration Opening in San Francisco
MrZennie replied to pkipling's topic in Open Hair Loss Topics
Keep in mind Dr. Mohebi has two practices already and is currently getting a third one off the ground, I really doubt he has time to spend in online forums etc. For you to imply that he, or any doctor for that matter, is doing something wrong by not participating in an online forum seems unfair to me. -
Parsa Mohebi Hair Restoration Opening in San Francisco
pkipling replied to pkipling's topic in Open Hair Loss Topics
Dr. Mohebi is doing the procedures in SF himself. I believe he's there twice a month at the moment. Shoot me a message if you have questions before or after your consultation! -
Great work Dr. Mohebi! -
Parsa Mohebi Hair Restoration Opening in San Francisco
MrZennie replied to pkipling's topic in Open Hair Loss Topics
Do you know if Dr. Mohebi be working at the SF location, or will there be other surgeons performing the procedures there? I have a consultation scheduled for there next week, looking forward to it. -
Do you have a decent donor supply? One surgeon that comes to mind is Dr. Umar, specifically for his BHT work. Also Dr. Mohebi is a great surgeon. That said, do not let traveling hold you back.
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This is a 29-Year old man with Class III hair loss who received a hair transplant by Dr. Parsa Mohebi. We focused on the front and corner areas of the scalp and covered it with 1,752 follicular unit grafts. FUE Hair Transplant was done with 1,752 follicular unit grafts 8-month follow up Miniaturization Study (Microscopic Evaluation) Location Miniaturization Hair Line: 70 Corners: 90 Top: 20 Crown: 20 Donor Area: 20 Here is the patient's hair characteristics: Hair loss class: III Hair color: Light Brown Skin tone: White Hair character: Slight Wavy Hair thickness: Thick Donor density: 2.2 Scalp laxity: 2.5-3 Here is how the grafts were distributed: Hairline: 234 Front: 1400 Top: 118 Ones: 288 Twos: 606 Threes: 749 Fours: 109 Total: 1,752
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18 Days post op...what are these bumps?
Sam818 replied to Sam818's topic in Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)
I got a hold of my surgeon finally. He prescribed me antibiotics. It’s gotten better but I’m still scared about my skin condition I know it’s not normal. I guess my only hope is the hair grows out thick and covers it. If not I’m in trouble. I actually called Dr. Mohebi’s office and wanted to schedule an appointment with him just for his opinion but he’s on vacation. I was prepared for the ugly duckling phase not the Chernobyl victim phase. -
Hey gentlemen! Dr. Mohebi is hosting a free hair restoration seminar in San Francisco on 6/22. I'll be heading up there with him from Los Angeles and it would be great to meet some of you in person. Let me know if you plan on attending so we can make sure to connect. You'll find all the details for the seminar below: After our first successful seminar Scottsdale, AZ, we are excited to move forward to our next seminar in San Francisco, CA! The seminar will be held at 55 Francisco Street, Suite #705 San Francisco, CA 94133 on June 22, 2019 from 12 pm to 2 pm. In line with our mission of spreading the latest information about the field of hair restoration, our seminars visit a different city across the USA every 3 months, where I present a comprehensive review of the hair restoration process. After attending the seminar, anyone interested in undergoing a procedure will be armed with all of the knowledge to feel comfortable making a decision. I will walk everyone through a hair transplant from the early stages of determining if someone is an ideal candidate for the actual surgery and what patients can expect during the recovery period. I will also discuss the long-lasting results that can be gained by a hair transplant and how emerging technology will enable patients to enjoy results that are even more natural looking than in the past. You will also get the opportunity to: Meet Dr. Mohebi in person Ask hair transplant questions in person during a “one on one” session with the doctor Get an up-close look at the kind of results you can expect from Dr. Mohebi This is also a great chance to meet Dr. Mohebi in person and ask him any questions about hair transplantation before he opens his new San Francisco Hair Restoration Office. Hope to see you there! Email info@parsamohebi.com to reserve your seat today! (Spots limited)
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Head on over to Reddit to Dr. Mohebi's AMA - happening for the next hour. Parsa Mohebi Reddit AMA
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Today, I had the pleasure of visiting Dr. Mohebi at Parsa Mohebi Hair Restoration. I have to say that I was truly impressed with Dr. Mohebi and his staff. It is clear that his clinic and team take pride in their work and it shows in their results. It is no surprise that Dr. Mohebi is providing such excellent care to his patients given the fact that he belongs to the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians, a group of surgeons that are carefully selected for their skill and consistent excellent patient results. I had the pleasure of witnessing Dr. Mohebi and his well-trained clinical staff perform an FUE procedure on a patient who also happened to be in the healthcare industry. The patient received 2,000 grafts that were placed strategically to maximize the illusion of density. The patient received grafts in his midscalp, left upper-lateral hump and lower crown. Since the patient combs his hair from left to right, the goal was to maximize the density in the sections that layer over the scalp. The patient returned to Dr. Mohebi and his team of expertly trained technicians because of the fantastic results he had received previously in his hairline. Dr. Mohebi, first created recipient sites, his reasoning was to minimize the time that the patients grafts spend outside of the body. After the recipient sites were created, he extracted the grafts via a 0.9mm punch using the Trivellini punch formerly known as the Mamba device. The device had a sensitive touch screen that displayed the various modes in colorful graphics. According to Dr. Mohebi, it is the only device on the market that can execute rotation, oscillation and vibration individually or combined. In addition, the Trivellini surgical punch could control the speed and time of each movement. Ensuring that the healthiest grafts are extracted. While Dr. Mohebi, extracted grafts, his technicians implanted them in tandem. It was impressive to witness such a well executed procedure being carried out with precision and efficiency. I am grateful to Dr. Mohebi and his staff for allowing me to observe them in surgery. I can without a doubt assure anyone that is interested in having a hair transplant with Dr. Mohebi, that he is performing ultra-refined follicular unit transplantation. Dr. Mohebi and his team took excellent care of their patient, ensuring that he was comfortable at all times, even bringing him his requested snack of ice cream. Thankfully, I was able to film most of the surgery, which I will be posting on YouTube soon, so stay tuned. Below are a couple of pictures of Dr. Mohebi and his team, me and Dr. Mohebi and the procedure itself.
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Not Shaving Entire Head
pkipling replied to MizterKewl's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Doing a non-shave FUE is not only tricky, but can be very time consuming (and therefore, more expensive), hence why it's difficult to find surgeons who offer this. It is something Dr. Mohebi provides (called his "Celebrity FUE" - because we're in LA ;)) if you want to look more into what it entails. I'm happy to discuss with you if you want more info as well. -
Hi folks, What are the differences between these two surgeons? Thanks in advance.
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This is a 34 Year old man with Class III-V hair loss who received a hair transplant by Dr. Parsa Mohebi. We focused on the front and corners areas of the scalp and covered it with 1846 follicular unit grafts. FUE Hair Transplant was done with 1846 follicular unit grafts 8 month follow up Miniaturization Study (Microscopic Evaluation) Location Miniaturization Hair Line: 90 Corners: 100 Top: 30 Crown: 40 Donor Area: 20 Here is the patient's hair characteristics: Hair loss class: III-V Hair color: Black Skin tone: Medium Hair character: Wavy Hair thickness: Medium Donor density: 2 Scalp laxity: >3 Here is how the grafts were distributed: Hairline: 207 Front: 1639 Ones: 228 Twos: 851 Threes: 636 Fours: 131 Total: 1846
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It really varies case by case, and different surgeons have different opinions on the matter. Generally speaking, it seems most surgeons would recommend taking Finasteride in conjunction with a HT, but by no means is it a deal breaker. I took it on and off for a couple of years (started at the recommendation of Dr. Mohebi) but stopped a few years ago due to mild side effects. I've managed to hold up just fine without it, but that's not always the case.
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Free Seminar with Dr. Mohebi in San Francisco, 6/22/19
pkipling replied to pkipling's topic in Open Hair Loss Topics
Hey folks! Reminder of Dr. Mohebi's free seminar this upcoming Saturday in San Francisco, in lead up to the new facility he's opening there this summer. I'll be there with him and it would be great to meet some of you in person. Let me know if you'll be attending, and send an RSVP to info@parsamohebi.com to get added to the list. -
This is a 56 Year old man with Class IV hair loss who received a hair transplant by Dr. Parsa Mohebi. We focused on the front and corners areas of the scalp and covered it with 2,220 follicular unit grafts. FUE Hair Transplant was done with 2,220 follicular unit grafts 8 month follow up Miniaturization Study (Microscopic Evaluation) Location Miniaturization Hair Line: 90 Corners: 90 Top: 30 Crown: 100 Donor Area: 10 Here is the patient's hair characteristics: Hair loss class: IV Hair color: Light Brown Skin tone: White Hair character: Wavy Hair thickness: Medium Donor density: 2 Scalp laxity: 2.5-3 Here is how the grafts were distributed: Hairline: 220 Front: 2,000 Ones: 307 Twos: 1,028 Threes: 833 Fours: 52 Total: 2,220
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Disclaimer: I literally had my hair transplant days ago on April 9th 2019, so I don't have any Before/After photos to show just yet clearly. Down the road I am happy to post them to this thread. However, I do think that my experiences thus far are worth posting for people in my situation who are still researching and considering options. My story: I'm a 46 year old male with a balding crown. I refuse to be dragged into the land of the bald, and it's been something that I have been wanting to address for years. I decided to eschew the minoxidil/propecia route and I opted to go for something permanent. I'm American but I live and work in London. I do have family in LA, so I thought I'd look around LA to see if I could find a doctor the next time I was in town visiting the family. I did my research and in 2017 narrowed it down to Dr Parsa Mohebi and an unnamed competitor -- both highly rated on different websites, and both with very impressive resumes. I saw the latter unnamed doctor first, let's call him Doctor No. Doctor No certainly seemed impressive as my background research had suggested. Now, in addition to my balding crown, I also have a small area of scarring alopecia in a part of my forehead. Dr. No told me in my consultation that it would be no problem to address the crown and forehead issues over a day and a half of hair transplantation. Dr No also gave me a booklet of his extensive research on hair transplant techniques that he had published in academic journals. Hang on to to both of these facts for a second. To digress a bit here, I have a PhD in theoretical physics, and I am not someone who is easily impressed/intimidated by others' scientific achievements. So a folder of academic papers on hair transplant techniques is really of no use or relevance to me, other than a pure and cheap show-off tactic. I am not looking to research or learn how to do hair transplants. I am looking to have an expert do one. Whoopty-doo if he has published papers. With so many experts out there, I would almost expect nothing less. So I shelved Dr No, and a few months later on a subsequent trip to LA, I met with Dr Parsa Mohebi and this consultation had a very different flavor. Firstly, after inspecting both my bald spots he told me flat out that while the crown would be a standard process, I really didn't need to have a transplant for the small alopecia in my forehead, since I could simply cover it with other forehead hair while combing. More importantly, he wasn't certain whether hair could grow in that scar tissue, although he would be happy to take a biopsy to ascertain this. Two things about this. Here is a hair transplant surgeon sitting in a Beverly Hills office frankly recommending a cheaper and more cost-effective way to deal with one of my hair-loss areas, when any other doctor could have easily just said he would happily transplant hair to the spot, and make the extra buck(s) (per each hair graft). And it wasn't just his candor that stood out, but the fact that he didn't want me to do a needless procedure without verifying first whether it would be successful. The other unnamed doctor above seemed to have no qualms about this whatsoever. Note: I mean no disrespect to Dr. No despite my comical moniker for him. He did come across as a very competent and successful hair transplant surgeon and I am sure he is great. This is simply my personal opinion/experience. The other thing that stood out about Dr Mohebi vs Dr No: Dr Mohebi could have also wowed me with his academic research (which again would have been pointless and irrelevant from my perspective, as I already know that he is a renowned hair transplant surgeon from my background research). Instead he gave me a book that he has published -- THIS IS A MUST READ BOOK EVEN IF YOU DON'T SEE HIM -- "Modern Hair Restoration, A Complete Hair Loss Guide for Men and Women, 2nd Edition." The book is excellent and written exactly for people like me, who knew nothing about hair transplants, aside from all the myths and half-truths. He goes over all the techniques that are used (strip/FUE etc), what's involved in transplant procedures, the recovery process, etc etc etc, and written for the non-specialist and future patient. My research stage was now complete, and I was ready to take the plunge and go ahead with the procedure. And this is where I got to know and work with the team at Parsa Mohebi Hair Restoration better. Not only are they super-professional, but also super-nice and friendly. In fact, I had to cancel my initial procedure scheduled in November 2018, owing to a sudden bout of horrific influenza that hit me literally two days before my procedure. Melissa and Niki, who are part of his admin team were very accommodating and kindly worked with me to find another date in April 2019, with no extra expense on my side for the cancelation and rebooking. As far as the actual procedure went, Dr Mohebi's exhaustive (but very easy to read) book really helped with the prep. I had also spent some time watching other hair transplants on YouTube by other doctors so none of it was a real surprise. But I will say, it was much easier and more straightforward that I had expected. During the procedure, they let me listen to whatever music I wanted, and even listened to me talking nonstop (as much as I could without disturbing the procedure), and I even got to watch movies from their library, while they worked on me. Dr Mohebi's staff of technicians who assisted him on the day, Ashley, Christina, and Rizza, were very friendly, efficient, and not to mention thorough to the point of annoying in terms of the follow up, and with what I had to (and this also included all the pre-op instructions and prep I received). When I use the word "annoying" here it is meant as a *HUGE COMPLIMENT* to their thoroughness. You can tell a lot about someone from the quality of a team that they have assembled. My experiences with his technicians, and also Niki/Melissa who assisted me with the admin, speaks volumes about Dr Mohebi. The little things matter too. You have to go in on an empty stomach, but they offer you a three course tasty Persian meal (with dessert). I also appreciate that that they wash and donate the woolen blankets (that they use to cover you) to a homeless shelter. In the end they ended up using more hair grafts than they had originally estimated prior to the procedure. The tacit understanding is that I would clearly pay for any extras, however Dr Mohebi waived the extra charge. When I asked him about it afterwards, he told me that he had found two other smaller spots of scarring alopecia. Recall from above he was unsure about the suitability of a transplant for the area of scarring alopecia on my forehead. He decided to put in extra grafts in those small newly discovered areas, but not charge me because it wouldn't be fair to me if the transplants didn't last in those small areas that he himself was still unsure about. He did also perform a biopsy on the main scarred area on the forehead free-of-charge, and I am currently awaiting a pathology study on it to determine whether I can one day address that small patch with a transplant in a future visit. This story may perhaps be a bit atypical compared to some of the other threads on here, as I don't have any before/after pics, which of course is the true test of a successful hair transplant. I am after all still only on Day 4 after my procedure, and still religiously following the very thorough post-op instructions I received. However, I felt it was important to share my experience because if you are considering a hair transplant then at the very least a consultation with Dr Mohebi is well worth the investment. Incidentally, if you don't live in the LA area, note that Dr Mohebi regularly has patients from abroad and also offers travel and accommodation discounts. And finally, I am a believer in the fact that when you see a doctor for anything, the best results happen when you are working as a team with the doctor, as opposed to the doctor just doing stuff on you or to you, without you being involved in anyway. The technical term with physicians is "bedside manner" and any amount of research has shown the beneficial impacts this has -- ultimately it is your body that has to receive the treatment and "do the work" and heal and recover. The more empowered and involved you are, the better are the results and I certainly felt that way with Dr Mohebi & team. I hope this story is informative and helpful. Good luck, Batman25 -
FUTvsFUE has settled on both combined are always better than one vs the other. That’s a strong list, but there are other excellent surgeons. Dr. Shapiro, Hasson and Wong, Dr. Diep, Dr. Mohebi, Dr. Feriduni, just to name a few.
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Dr. Konior or Mohebi?
pkipling replied to goozer's topic in Hair Transplant Experiences and Surgeon Reviews
Hey Goozer! I'd be happy to talk to you about my own experience with Dr. Mohebi and what drew me to choose him as my surgeon to begin with. And even serving as his patient representative, I also agree that you can't go wrong with either decision and commit to speaking candidly and openly about his practice and everything he provides. I'll reach out to you to answer any specific questions you may have. -
This is a 55 Year old man with Class VI hair loss who received a hair transplant by Dr. Parsa Mohebi. We focused on the front and crown areas of the scalp and covered it with 4,036 follicular unit grafts. FUE Hair Transplant was done with 4,036 follicular unit grafts 8 month follow up Miniaturization Study (Microscopic Evaluation) Location Miniaturization Hair Line: 90 Corners: 90 Top: 100 Crown: 100 Donor Area: 10 Here is the patient's hair characteristics: Hair loss class: VI Hair color: Salt and Pepper Skin tone: Dark Hair character: Curly Hair thickness: Fine Donor density: 1.7 Scalp laxity: 2-2.5 Here is how the grafts were distributed: Hairline: 200 Front: 1050 Top: 447 Crown: 2339 Ones: 1,231 Twos: 1,770 Threes: 865 Fours: 170 Total: 4,036
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Dr. Konior or Mohebi?
Melvin-Moderator replied to goozer's topic in Hair Transplant Experiences and Surgeon Reviews
Both are great surgeons, I’ve met with both personally. I actually visited Dr. Mohebi during live surgery and filmed it. In my honest opinion, you can’t go wrong with either. Both fully involved in all aspects of surgery.
