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That is an incredible result great job Dr. Reddy, one of the best in the UK -
Hello, After a few years pondering the advantages vs. risks of FUE, looking at patients' results and having had to sell some possessions of mine, I finally decided to go for a treatment with Dr. Reddy in London. The procedure will take place in 1 month. Some background: I am now 40 and have slowly been losing my hair since 1998, and still am at a Norwood 3 after 19 years, but I'm also thinning at the top now. I am looking to mainly improve my hairline, but in a discrete manner. So with Dr. Reddy we agreed on 1000 grafts (3000 hairs in my case). My donor area is good as you can see. I'm just a bit worried that folliculitis/scalp acne I am prone to may cause infection on op day. I will try to get an antibiotic treatment beforehand. I also use tea tree shampoo and oil, which are said to have antibacterial properties. There are phases of improvement and outbreak though. The other thing: although it is recommended to take it, I'm not really reassured about the side effects of Propecia. The consequence of not taking it is possible shock loss. But I read on a general medical information site, from doctors themselves, that shock loss happens in 5% of cases and it is just the hair without the follicle. So I take it I shouldn't be too worried about it? -
Looking good man, Dr. Reddy continues to impress me. Great choice 👍🏼
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Very impressive thanks for presenting Dr. Reddy🙏🏼
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Would strongly urge to cast your eye further afield and look at clinics abroad to. Unfortunately the UK has a lot of poor/average hair transplant clinics/surgeons and there's only two I'd personally consider and they are Dr Reddy (The Private Clinic) and Dr Ball (The Maitland Clinic) but they are expensive. If I had to choose one out the two you've mentioned, it would be the Farjo clinic (would run a mile from The Hair Dr. Even the most well renowned/skilled surgeons with a lot of staff wouldn't attempt 4000 grafts in a day so not sure why some random clinic in Leeds are suggesting doing that amount) but personally if I couldn't afford Dr Reddy's or Dr Ball's prices, I'd look to head abroad. There are some great surgeons in Belgium which are only a Eurostar trip away and the prices shouldn't be too far off what you've been quoted.
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Well, you're right best is subjective. It's difficult to say without seeing pictures of your current hair loss situation. That said, Dr. Farjo, has been one of the best surgeons from the UK for quite some time. In fact, Dr. Lorenzo who many consider one of the leaders of FUE in the world practiced under Dr. Farjo for several years. I have also been really impressed with Dr. Reddy, his hairlines look excellent. I really love the designs of his hairlines. I think it's worth consulting with both of these surgeons. They're both located in London, so if you're in the area I would definitely go to an in-person consultation with both.
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Hi, just wanted to post my experience of my fue hair transplant I've just had on the 15th/16th Dec, I had my surgery with dr. Raghu reddy at the private clinic in Harley street. I've been receding for about 20 years, so decided to do something about it! After my initial consultation with dr. Reddy and David (patient co ordinator) it was decided I would need about 5500 hairs to be transplanted, which I was happy with, I've got slight thinning in the crown, but the dr agreed it wouldn't be worth surgery at this time, so we decided to concentrate on the frontal area. The day of surgery I was quite anxious, not knowing what to expect etc, but all of the team were friendly and put me at ease very quickly, the team worked together very well, they've been together for a number of years, so know exactly how each other work which I think is a very definite bonus. The surgery itself was painless ( think the worst part was having to have my head shaved!) only slight Little scratches when applying anaesthetic, definately less pain than I was expecting! In the morning they will do the extraction, then a break for lunch, they give you a menu in morning to choose what you would like to have, then back again in afternoon for implantation. As with all clinics, I think you find senior technicians help the surgeon with extraction/implantation as well, shiva (extraction) umar (implantation) they were both brilliant as well, the time went very quickly, could watch tv, talk to the dr and technicians as well. I'm extremely happy with the hairline design as well, which was something I was worried about, Dr. Reddy, shiva and umar spent a good amount of time making sure it looked right, which I was really pleased about as its now permanent! I did alot of research before I chose my doctor and clinic, as I think everyone should as its such a big step, and I'm really pleased I chose Dr.reddy and team, the donor site the morning after I was quite shocked at, I was expecting a bloody mess of holes everywhere, which I'm seen plenty of times online in my research, But in all honestly I could barely see the extraction pointswhich is a testament to the skill of the team, and also I haven't had any pain at all:..it hasn't been just the surgery I've been happy with but also the way I was looked after by everyone at the clinic, the whole thing was great from start to finish, if anyone is thinking of having a procedure, obviously do your homework and take your time when choosing your surgeon, I'll get some pics up as soon as possible if anyone is interested, I'll keep updating as well, to let you know my progress, if anyone has any questions about the procedure or clinic just let me know. Thanks -
Hello fellow members, Last year I bought Dr.Reddy's dutasteride capsules .5MG after my HT with Dr.Bhatti. I used them for 6 months then I stopped due to quite of bit decrease in libido. Since I am no longer taking then I would like to give away free to another fellow member. This is small appreciation of my token to this community. I have close to 7 months of supply and these caps are expiring on March'19. I believe you may continue to take them bit longer. First person to PM will get them. Regards, u2rock
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FUE DR's for Afro hair types.
Melvin-Moderator replied to Afrohead's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
In England I recommend Dr. Farjo and Dr. Reddy. -
In India, medications are like candies. You can purchase them like candies. And most people eat them like candies. And since most of us Indians, including the chemists, believe in "prescription, what's that?" principle, you can purchase a lifetime of Finax in a single go. But in all seriousness, do check the expiry date of the medicines if you take them in bulk from here. Dr. Reddy's and Finpecia are two of the most loved brands. They should cost you approximately Rs. 250 for 30 tablets. 😇😇
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I can so relate to your post. I have been using the Indian brand Finasteride from Dr. Reddy's at 1 mg daily. I think I should first start the brand TEVA as suggested by you before making the decision completely to switch to Dutasteride. Just wish me luck that I find it. -
Hi, I just wanted to share my FUE hair transplant experience which was performed by Dr Raghu Reddy at The Private Clinic, Harley Street in December 2018. This was my second hair transplant procedure, the first being FUT which was performed by a different Dr. Unfortunately, the first procedure did not produce the natural results I was hoping for. I had gaps on my head where the Dr failed to implant grafts and the hair line was very unnatural looking. I was unhappy and would cover my hair at all times! I called The Private Clinic and was booked in for a free consultation with Dr Reddy. Yes, with the Dr that would be performing the procedure himself. With my previous hair transplant, I met the Dr on the day of the procedure so the consultation was done by someone who worked at the clinic – I actually don’t know exactly what his role was hmmmmm! At the consultation Dr Reddy advised he could carry out a FUE hair transplant, give me more density where it was required and a natural looking hairline. We discussed everything and Dr Reddy was happy to answer any questions I had. He took his time in explaining everything to me and it was not a rushed consultation at all, I was provided with all the information I needed. I then met with the patient co-ordinator (Emma). I stayed in contact with Emma, raising any further questions I had before I booked the procedure. I was happy with everything discussed and went ahead and booked the procedure. I arrived at 8am on the day of the procedure. I was greeted by a member of the team, Beverly who took me upstairs and helped me get ready for the procedure. She was very kind, put me at ease and made me feel extremely comfortable. Dr Reddy then came to see me before the procedure and again we discussed density and hairline. In the morning part of my head was shaved and then the extraction was carried out. There were senior technicians to help with extraction and implantation. Dr Reddy’s team were brilliant, very friendly, helpful and made me feel very comfortable. They told me if I needed a break then to let them know and they would stop. They also told me that if the temperature needed to be adjusted in the room to let them know. This was really first class service! There was a lunch break, I was given a menu to choose from and the food was great - that’s always a bonus! The procedure itself was painless, I only felt tiny little scratches when the anaesthetic was being applied. Dr Reddy applied the anaesthetic in little bursts whereas in my first hair transplant procedure it was applied all at once. After my first procedure the front part of my head was numb for over a year however after having the procedure with Dr Reddy the numbness went away after a few days! During the procedure I could choose to watch TV, listen to the radio, be on my phone, sleep, do nothing or just have a chat with the technicians and the Dr. I must say I did have some funny and interesting conversations with Dr Reddy, Bev and Omar - had a good laugh 😊. Dr Reddy asked me if I wanted to see him carrying out the implantation and I said yes, he gave me a mirror so I could see it all happening that was super cool and I was fascinated by it all. After the procedure Omar washed my hair for me, I have long hair so it was needed. Thanks Omar! I went home and was completely fine no pain at all. The next few days were normal, I was able to do daily tasks as I normally would with no pain at all. The aftercare was explained to me in detail before I left the clinic and I could call in anytime if I was unsure about anything. All medication needed post op was provided for. I did a lot of research before choosing Dr Reddy and I must say I did choose the best. I was extremely happy with the service Dr Reddy and his team provided, everything was first class beginning to end. I was very well looked after and the team were on hand if I needed anything. I was told I could come in at any stage to discuss progress of results – this was very welcomed. I would highly recommend Dr Reddy and his team. I am now nearly 4 months post op and I can already see great results! Many thanks to Dr Reddy and his team. Zara
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Great New Trend..
Melvin-Moderator replied to CosmoKramer's topic in Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)
That’s great, he went to Dr. Reddy who does great work. He obviously did his research. The more honest we are the less stigma there is, it’s hard trust me I know. Took me a long time to feel comfortable showing my face. -
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Melvin-Moderator replied to Upshall's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
We’re in the process of rectifying any issues with on-going submissions. We take our recommendations seriously and I am working on this with Bill. As far as we were aware the surgeons post on a monthly basis as this a free platform to promote their results. However, some may have fallen through the cracks. We do see submissions through our hair transplant network website , which is where the physician’s profile exists. Just to add Mick, we don't only go by doctor submissions, we also go by member submissions. If you see Dr. Reddy, has several member submissions when you search his name. I think you misinterpreted what I said, I didn't mean Dr. Reddy was famous so he's good. I meant his reputation is well-known in the community and he is a doctor that members regularly post about. -
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Melvin-Moderator replied to Upshall's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
We're not ignoring you all of our responses are already on this thread. We've already been working on this behind the scenes. Dr. Reddy btw is one of the most famous surgeons in the UK with dozens of results. A simple search will pull up several threads, so I don't know if you have really searched thoroughly. -
You'll be completely bald by the time you get an appointment. Who's results impress you the most? Forget about distance and forget about money. The bottom line is the results. If you like Dr. Wong's results the best choose him. If you like Dr.Feriduni's results the best choose him. Personally, I'm really impressed with Dr. Reddy in the UK. I would probably add him to the list if I were you.
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Funny you should ask that. I just started on brand name propecia when I was previously on the generic proscar. My first batch of the drug was a prescription for generic proscar, and I initially had sides when doing 1/4 every day, and experimented and eventually landed on .5 mg every third day. I don't know the manufacturer. That lasted me for a few years. When I had my consult with Diep I was almost out, and he wrote me a new proscar prescription and my local pharmacy (Kaiser) gave me what I think was the same manufacturer (pills looked identical, but I'm not sure if that means its the same or what) - Dr. Reddy's. I felt like over the last year the propecia wasn't as effective - I couldn't necessarily see anything visually but the hair just felt not as thick. So I had Diep write me a prescription for brand propecia and I just picked that up a few days ago. The price was ridiculous ($300 for 90 1mg pills from a local pharmacy in Cali - the tech there said this drug is rarely purchased). But...I had been doing some reading about peoples differing experiences between generics and brand and I figured I don't want to chance it with my finasteride being less effective. If the drug seems to have a noticeable effect in the crown area - I'll probably stick with the brand and go with Merck's proscar to cut the cost a little bit. -
That's a very strange pattern. Have you ever gone to a physician to diagnose your hair loss? I'm not saying it's not genetic hair loss, but it does appear almost like alopecia areata. I suggest consulting with as many physician's as possible. If you're in the UK visit Dr. Reddy and Dr. Farjo.
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Hello everyone I thought I would share my progress with my FUE procedure with Dr. Reddy. Im not going to write a long winded review but I will say that service was top class, I was really looked after, a friendly helpful team. Anyway here is me before
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Dr Reddy - 1500 graphs
Melvin-Moderator replied to PGDMMB's topic in Hair Transplant Experiences and Surgeon Reviews
Dr. Reddy has impressed me, there was a guy on YouTube called "lifeofsteve" who documented his entire procedure. Very impressive results. -
Either of those surgeons would work, Dr. Konoir charges $10 a graft for FUE so you’re looking at 50k in total cost. That’s a steep price for most, but worth it if you can afford it. I would consult with as many doctors as possible, don’t be afraid to venture outside of the states. Dr. Bisanga, Lupunzula, Feriduni, Reddy are some impressive FUE surgeons as well in Europe.
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Best Hairline Surgeon
Melvin-Moderator replied to TaylorUK's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
If you’re in the UK I would suggest looking up Dr. Reddy and Dr. Farjo as well. -
Well, they both said the same thing, just in a different manner. I know that Dr. Farjo has a long track record of providing excellent results. I’m not familiar with the other doctors work, but I am confident in Dr. Farjo. Another surgeon out of the UK who provides excellent results is Dr. Reddy, I recommend consulting with him as well. Good luck-Melvin
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Backing out of ASMED
Bill - Seemiller replied to PGDMMB's topic in Hair Restoration Results Posted by Patients
Everyone, I need to chime in here because the drama surrounding Dr. Erdogan is getting to be ridiculous. The bottom line is this, EVERY surgeon, even those who all of you consider the BEST have dissatisfied patients and less than optimal results. It’s impossible to bat a thousand and that’s just reality. Just because a few individuals have had poor results, doesn’t mean that a surgeon is less than reputable or isn’t doing state of the art work. Moreover, I know some have expressed concerns about technicians harvesting the follicular units. However, while this practice may be considered illegal in the United States, it’s perfectly legal in Turkey. Also, Dr. Erdogan is very meticulous and watches over his staff to ensure everything is being done properly Now, I know it’s scary and disheartening when a patient comes forward and shares their results that are subpar. However, we need to take things as a whole and not work only at the couple results that arent optimal. Now by no means do I intend to discount any ones individual experience. How they feel is how they feel and if the results are poor, then my suggestion is to discuss their concerns with the doctor and give him a chance to make things right. Dr. Erdogan (and Dr. Reddy since he was mentioned) is still doing outstanding work. In fact, Pat, the publisher of this community recently spoke with one of Dr. Erdogan’s staff and was very impressed by the work they are currently doing. I too have been impressed and the results presented both by patience and clinic on a regular basis are top notch. The truth is, the majority rules. What I mean by that is, the vast majority of results presented by his staff and patients online have been very impressive. My advice to the original poster is to keep their procedure with Dr. Erdogan as there is plenty of evidence demonstrating that he is still one of the best. However, if he does choose to back out, that’s totally his right however, if he paid a deposit, he may not get that back. Many surgeons don’t give deposit back so I’m just putting that out there as a general rule. However, in my opinion there is no reason to be concerned and I personally would choose Dr. Erdogan for my procedure in a heartbeat. Onwards and Upwards, Bill p.s. while people may disagree with certain aspects, let’s be a good example to the original poster and be professional and respectful when responding. He is trying to make a decision and ongoing drama is only going to push him further into confusion.- 101 replies
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Backing out of ASMED
Melvin-Moderator replied to PGDMMB's topic in Hair Restoration Results Posted by Patients
Hair transplants take 12 months to fully manifest, this is the standard everywhere in the world. No one is dismissing his concerns, we’re simply letting him know that things can turn around and in the event that they don’t, I will personally contact Dr. Erdogan on his behalf. With that said, if you don’t feel confident with Dr. Erdogan, simply choose another surgeon, there’s nothing wrong with that. It seems your mind is already made up. However, make sure you have realistic expectations and realize that no surgery is guaranteed no matter who the doctor is performing your surgery. Also, base your decision on results and not finances, if you feel Dr. Reddy is going to give you the best result choose him, money comes and goes, but results last forever. Warm regards-Melvin
