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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, -
Hello, I am really sorry for a stupid question but I didnt find any better place where I could look for an advice or answer. I would like to go for a hair transplant cause as you can see I am losing hair on the sides/at the front. It is really hard for me and I am losing lot of confidence, there is not a single day when I would not think about my hair. My question is, is there any clinic or is it even possible to cover or implant new grafts on existing hair? Cause I know in the future I am going to lose more hair so I would like to do it in advance. As you can see on the pic with blue circ
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@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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Hey, I've used Dr. Reddy's finasteride for over 5 years now. It works fine for me. Maybe the change in brand is what is causing the hair loss. Maybe you should switch back to the brand you were using. Shedding of transplanted hair is normal. They have to go through the hair cycle. -
Dr. Reddy but he's extremely expensive. You're better off going abroad.
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Dr. Farjo and Dr. Reddy for the UK, you should consider some other options in Belgium like Bisanga and Feriduni.
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I’ve never heard of this doctor/clinic. In England I would advise you to visit Dr. Reddy, he has amazing work on this forum, check out @Deanomag thread. Also, check out Mike Thurston on YouTube. I’d also advise you to take a look at Farjo clinic. -
@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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1400 FUE with Dr Edward Ball (UK)
Dark replied to Hassler's topic in Hair Restoration Results Posted by Patients
Interesting, I came across Maitland searching for results, but this forum seemed to suggest Dr. Reddy was the only good surgeon in the UK... Your results seem to suggest differently. -
So I've been debating about a hair transplant for quite some time, and visited quite a few doctors including Dr. Reddy. I was most impressed with Dr. Zioga and was just ready to go ahead. But I've just found this site today, and she is barely mentioned and not in the recommended list - although reading the small print the recommended list appears to be sponsored by the surgeons. Please let me know if you have any experience thanks in advance
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Hair Transplant Clinics - NW 6/7??
Portugal25 replied to BaldBrit's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
@BaldBrit I highly advise you to stay clear from ASMED as they are a Turkish hairmill with techs operating on 8 patients per day and the Doctor has zero to little involment. There are several botched ASMED patients on HRN complaining about being threatened with lawyers or simply ignored. In Turkey the only safe bet is HLC at 2.5€graft and you will find that the UK is overpriced for the level of quality. Dr. Reddy is great but you can get better or similar Doctors for a much lower price if you get on a plane. You will need +8000 grafts to rebuild your hairline with a decent density an -
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 -
Hello everyone, I've been following this forum passively for quite some time and really learned a lot from all the advice you gave to each other. I am a 22 years old male from Germany with dark blonde hair. After puberty, the edges of my hairline started to recede, resulting in my overall forehead appearing larger. Basically, my hairline got higher. Behind the hairline, there are no signs of balding, and the hairline itself also does not show any reduction in density. I already had consultations with some surgeons in Germany who suggested around 2000-2500 grafts to lower my h -
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
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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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@1talian you have selected two of the worse in Turkey which is The World Capital of Botched Hair Transplants. ASMED is a high priced hairmaill (8 patiens per day opereated on by technicians without a medical background) with several members here at HRN complaining about their botched results and being threatened by lawyers. Doganay was kicked out from HRN in the past for botched results and people complained he was re-using needles (insane). If you want Turkey the only safe bet is HLC Ankara at 2.5€/graft but for that price your are better off going to Dr. Bruno Ferreira or Dr.
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Advice on Hair Transplant Doctors
paddyirishman replied to SilverFox's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
@SilverFox you have coarse hair but should not be an issue for your hairline if you go to a top doctor. Single soft slow growing hairs can be extracted from just over your ears and down towards the nape of your neck for a natural and non pluggy hairline. Ask about what density you will be provided with , about 45 grafts per cm2 should provide good density with coarse hair. Take your time researching . How much is Dr.Reddy charging ...£4 per graft on average ? You could get a better result for less money elsewhere , but the money isn't a deal breaker, it's the res -
Hi everyone! Im currently doing my research in prep for my first HT to hopefully fix a frontal receding hairline! At the moment I’m looking at Dr. Raghu Reddy, has anyone had any experience with this surgeon OR could you recommend anyone else? Many thanks! -
First HT - Which Surgeon/Clinic?
Melvin-Moderator replied to DBAW1's topic in Hair Transplant Experiences and Surgeon Reviews
Dr. reddy is great, he definitely has some fantastic results. -
You have a good amount of hair, considering your aas use. If you're in the UK, definitely check out Dr. Reddy and Dr. Farjo, I would also suggest taking a look at the Belgian surgeons such as Dr. Bisanga and Dr. Feriduni. You're not a difficult case, donor looks strong, good age to hair loss ratio. Have you stopped using aas? You may be spinning your wheels if you still plan to cycle (no pun inended).
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Hair transplant advice- who to choose in UK?
Rolandas replied to Raza's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
While Harley Street Clinic is one of top ones as well in UK along with Dr. Reddy & Dr. Edward Ball, I would strongly advise against UK clinics. Generally what I found is they're estimating less grafts than other clinics in EU or Turkey/India as they know how expensive it is. Don't get me wrong, they can achieve great result with smaller amount of grafts, but In your case 2000 grafts won't do much I believe. You will still need to go for a touch up later on, while elsewhere you could get away by having only 1 procedure with around 3500-4000 grafts. (just my non-doctor opinion from many ma -
Hair transplant advice- who to choose in UK?
Portugal25 replied to Raza's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
@Raza the consensus in this forum is that Dr. Reddy is the best choice in the UK but he’s overpriced due to his UK location. You can get the same or better results if you travel abroad. HLC is also a great option but I regard @Dr. Bruno Ferreira better at donor management and he uses a smaller punch than HLC. Dr Arika at Eugenix is also great and for 1.8€/graft it’s really the most affordable quality Doc in the world doing a highly skilled technique DHT. However I consider Dr. BF and HLC to be superior because they both open the hole/slit and immediately implant the graft while with -
You should definitely consider Dr. Reddy, he’s doing really good work. Check out Mike Thurston on YouTube and Life of Steve.
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Donor area too weak?
LonelyGraft replied to HairGone29's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Really tough to say as pictures can be deceiving depending on picture quality, lighting, etc. I highly recommend you visit a reputable surgeon in person and get evaluated and have your donor viewed microscopically. In the UK the only guy I would trust would be Dr. Reddy. Lots of good doctors in neighboring countries to you in spain, belgium, etc. -
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.
