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As the title suggests, I’m looking for a clinic recommendation in Turkey. My original choice was HLC in Ankara and I made a deposit to reserve a spot with them but a last minute hiccup prevents me from being able to go on the date reserved and they told me they have no more open spots for another 4 months (If anyone here has a reservation with them between October 25-Nov 3 , I can trade for Oct22-23 lol) Now I need a new clinic that’s not a hair mill with good results. The reason I chose HLc is because of the amazing hairline results, so I would like to find something similar. -
Hello, I had 2,700 grafts transplanted via FUE on my temples by HLC Clinic in Ankara, Turkey in April (8 months ago). I had been on Finasteride-only for a year prior to the transplant, and I have not used another medication up to this point. The results in the beginning were great, but I noticed early that there was a patch on the right temple and it hasn’t filled in completely after this time. I have considered the fact I could be a late bloomer, but when I check closely I don’t see any sign of new hair follicles, just emptiness in the space I hoped to be filled with hair. Others have had better results in lesser amount of time and it’s disheartening. I contacted HLC 6 months in and was told to wait until month 9 to reassess. This is in no way a slight to HLC, they are a great clinic that produces great results, It just seems like i’m unlucky and it’s causing me to lose hope. I really need this to work out—It’s life or death. What should I do? Apply Minoxidil and see if the grafts will come alive, get another procedure, wait it out? Please help, Thank you.
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Hello everyone, I just recently got a hair transplant at Dr. Yaman’s clinic and would love to share my results with the community. My goal is to restore my hairline and make the left and right side of my hair more dense. My hair at the top now has gotten very weak and not as strong as before. I use to be able to style it the way I wanted but now am not able to because the hair just seems so weak. I am a bit busy at the moment and will provide more information about my experience and more specifics about my hair loss information. I just wanted to get the post rollin and will be sure to update you all very soon. Thank you for your patience! Before:
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Hi All, Mine is probably a similar story to others in that I’ve been using the forum to search for advice and tips etc. I’m now in a position where I’d like to post to get some specific advice and formulate a plan of action. my story; I’m nearly 42 years of age and haven’t taken any medication or had any surgery previously. My family history of hair loss is mixed. I noticed my hairline starting to recede around 18 months ago and have also started to notice thinning on top and around the crown. My hair in general is quite fine but I grew it long a few years ago so this has possibly hidden the loss until it became more obvious. I currently take Saw Palmetto and Biotin once per day and also use Watermans shampoo and conditioner but I’m not seeing much change. I’m debating moving onto prescription medication namely Dutasteride 0.5mg and oral Minoxidil 2.5mg to be taken daily. I’m also considering an FUE hair transplant, I’m thinking 2,000-2,500 grafts. my questions are: Should I be taking the Dutasteride and Minoxidil straight away and is 0.5mg and 2.5mg daily the best amount Should I be heading down the FUE transplant route? Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
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I wanted to post here to give back to the community. If it wasn't for you guys and gals I would never have found about the procedure and made up my mind to finally do it. Long story short - I am 34 and had thin, receding hairline for over 10 years now. I started taking 1mg Finasteride about 5 years ago, and I think it slowed the shedding, but the old hair line was nowhere in reach. I still feel very young (in 20's ), but the receding temples made me look much older than I was I was really struggling with this, my self-esteem was really low recently and It took extra burden in already troubling COVID times. I have chosen dr Nader based on great reviews in this forum - have not heard about his clinic from any other source. I booked a date two months in advance right next to Labor Day, so I could drive with no rush (I live in Central Texas) and spend some time at the beach before and chill in the shade after the procedure too First of all - why the title says "Reynosa/McAllen"? Because it is not a "typical clinic in Mexico/Turkey". You don't feel you are in Mexico, you just drive through some (shady, but safe) suburbs for 20 minutes with a hired driver and you are basically in the US again when you enter dr Nader's office. It is modern, very clean, everyone speaks English. Dr Nader and your driver all have US phone numbers. Better yet - Dr Nader is US born and even lives in McAllen. It's just that the clinic is based in Mexico. I was a bit anxious the day before the procedure, but all stress went away when I was in the office - I always felt very safe, and well cared. I was the only patient that day, so nothing is getting done in rush, there are 0 distractions along the way. First we had an hour-and-a-half consultation. It was great - we got to talk about the procedure, ask questions, set expectations about new hairline etc. Next we started the extraction process - you just lie on a bed similar to massage beds, and the hair is being removed. Painless, except the initial anesthetic (dr Nader is using some vibration device to ease the pain but it's not comfortable regardless). It took a bit over an hour, and about 1400 hair follicles were extracted - a surprising number of 3 hair ones were there too (hoping for a nice regrowth :)). You are then served lunch (great tacos) and move to a "dentist" chair. You have a great view of the monitor with US Netflix and the transplantation begins. Again - painless, except the anesthetic. One thing that is weird is that every incision is made you can't fee it but you can hear it - like you were cutting cabbage . All hair was done replacing in about 3 hours. I felt really good at this point and we talked a lot when we waited for the driver. We crossed the border really fast (we took a different entrance - longer drive, but almost no line) and I was back in ~40 min at my hotel in McAllen. I immediately loved my new hair line. I was not shocked by the redness, scars or anything, I was just enjoying it from the first time I saw it. I then knew that the only mistake I did was not doing the transplant way earlier - at least a few years! First night was rough - I couldn't sleep (except a few naps) because I was paranoid that I will turn and my precious new hair would fall off ;/ Next day I was surprisingly ok - I took the medicine, did not feel any pain, and chilled in shade and a loose cap on the beach in South Padre Island. Second night was much better since I got some sleep, but still, no pain or swelling, so I was really happy about the outcome. Third day I started washing my hair, very gently but actually touching it. That day is when the donor area started hurting. The pain is very strange since it's not swollen or it's not skin pain - it's about a missing nerve tip, so it resonates to other parts of your head. The medicine helps, but I will always feel the donor area soreness/needle like pain much more than the transplant area. Now the pictures - before, during and right after the procedure. I am absolutely shocked that I was missing about 5cm/2" of hairline...
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So after following the network for some time I’ve bitten the bullet and taken the decision to book a hair transplant. At 26 and with around a nw 3 hairline it has really affected my confidence. I’ve now booked the exclusive package for 2.5k grafts with Eugenix based on the experiences discussed on here in the hope of generating a natural hairline. I’m due to travel in September and the clinic have requested a series of blood tests ahead of travel. Does anyone have any experience of having these done in the UK before travelling. It’s soemthing I’ve struggled to find any more information on or find out how to get it arranged? I’m also curious to know how long it took people to get a visa for medical travel. Any advice in advance would be much appreciated. TIA. Dan
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I just completed 3 days with Dr. Kaan Pekiner in Ankara, Turkey. I won’t go into too much detail because others have already written about their experience in detail. Overall: Skilled doctor, excellent staff, and great experience all around. I have had a previous operation with Dr. Sara Wasserbauer in California in 2015 for about 1850 grafts (FUE) to my hairline. I believe I lost a decent amount of native hair since that operation and wanted to add approximately 1500 more grafts to the hairline, and 2000 grafts to the crown (1000 would come from beard) with Dr. Pekiner. 2015 Before/After 1 Year: https://imgur.com/a/sxqitNl Upon visual inspection from Dr. Pekiner, he believed that my donor area could potentially over-harvested if he went over 2000 grafts from the scalp. After charting my hairline, he came up with it needing around 1400 grafts, with the rest focused on the crown. After inspecting my beard, he had concerns with most of the hairs being red and the others black, while my scalp hair is light brown. Pekiner originally wanted to not use any beard hair but after some discussion, we decided on a small amount of black hairs could blend in help with some crown density. We then completed a conservative FUE transplant with the following: -1947 Scalp Grafts (0.7-0.9mm punch) -220 Beard Grafts (0.6mm punch) Graft Single: 166 (166) Double: 565 (1130) Triples: 1021 (3063) Multiple: 195 (780) Beard: 220 (230) Total Hair: 5369 Total Hair Graft: 2167 (1350 went to hairline, 817 to crown) Hair per graft on average: ~2.48 At the end of surgery, I also elected to have PRP for an additional 300 Euros. Dr. Pekiner did not pressure at all and stated it is completely up to me, and has noticed some benefits such as redness healing quickly for implanted grafts. I do not plan to continue this when traveling back home as the cost is too high in the U.S. for the benefits in my opinion. Medication: -Finasteride 1mg -Began Oral Minoxidil 2.5mg about 5 weeks ago (I used topical for years but never saw noticeable benefit, stopped taking oral minoxidil 1 week before surgery, will start again today) -Ketonconazole Shampoo 0.9% (Pura’dor) every 3-4 days Additional Notes -Surgery was at a nearby hospital on his own floor (About 20 minutes away). Dr. Pekiner has a surgery room in his clinic, but for some reason it was not in use, he mentioned a remodel but I didn’t ask much about it. -About 45minutes of a tasty lunch every day, provided by the clinic. -I have not received photos from Clinic yet, I will upload them once they send them my way. -Pekiner had a meeting on the second day which is why the graft count is low, we went from 8:30-13:30 straight. Part of me wonders what would have happened if I had better donor area, would we have had a full day, or still cut off early? -My last day was a full day, but also low graft count as the beard took a while. This was because he had to search for the right hairs that would best match my scalp hair color. I would say PRP also added about an hour to draw, prep, and administer -My middle hairline before surgery shows dry, kinked hair that was transplanted by Dr. Wasserbauer. Pekiner mentioned they probably implanted them incorrectly which is why they're growing like that. They also are beginning to thin and become depigmented. .
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Planning to get a transplant sometime this year and was wondering which clinics have experience with temple restoration and how well they design it. I've sent my pictures to many clinics/surgeons so that they could assess my hair loss and provide me with a design of my new hairline but noticed that they always ignore the temples.Which clinics are best for temple restoration? Eugenix does temple restoration but the design seems a bit too "angled" if that makes any sense. Would prefer a design that was a bit more straight. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/udfgrPlJUW0/maxresdefault.jpg -
Hi all, first time posting here i got a hair transplant October 18 2021 from hairgrowthcentre_ at their Manchester based clinic, since then I have been on oral minox 2.5mg daily and dust 0.5 mon/wed/fri since June 2021 i can style my hair well without giving away my not very full transplant however I’m worrying that it’s failed and that I might have to go down the route of a second one. Any advice would be amazing thank you i had 2,200 grafts placed and no complications post surgery
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Hi all I have been in contact with a clinic which is part of harley street Kevin who owns the company comes across as genuine and helpful, and isn't applying any pressure. The man performing the surgery will be Dr Kalra. They offer a lifetime guarantee, so will do a second surgery free if I loose more hair in the future, which is a very good reason to use them. Has anyone here been to this clinic and had work done by Dr Kalra? I have also had an offer from Dr Ahmad Moussa, who would perform the surgery, part of the surgery group. He has great reviews, he has a slightly different approach to the surgery however. I.e not lowering the hairline, just filling in the temples. If anyone has any knowledge of either Dr's or the practices, please let me know your experience. Thanks
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Hi everyone, Appreciate you taking the time to look at my post/photos. What are your thoughts on how the transplant looks immediately post-op? If you have any questions, please just ask away and I will be happy to help. Cheers!- 11 replies
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It's been 30 days to my HT and from last 10 days i am showering my hair regularly and shower nozzels have a pressure can grafts gets dislodeged of i am doing shower bath...- 7 replies
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I am planning to get hair transplant on Eugenix in a few months. Those who have already got transplants here, could you tell any difference in results produced by two packages (Comprehensive&Exclusive and Premium Package). I predict my scalp could take around 1500-2000 grafts. Kindly provide your suggestions on which package to choose.- 20 replies
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Hi Everyone, I am new to this forum and I have spent the last few hours reading over some great info on this site. It inspired me to share my story and progress with you guys and hopefully get some feedback. I am 5 months and 3 weeks out from a 2700 graft FUE transplant. For now, I prefer to keep the name of the doctor and the clinic to myself. The transplant was done in Toronto. I received about 2200 grafts in the frontal part of my head and about 500 or so in the crown. The 500 in the crown was not enough to fill in the thinning areas but it was just to get some sort of cosmetic improvement until I can have a second procedure in late 2019 after I get married. I think the main reason why I have decided to share this is because I am at that stage where I am beginning to panic that my transplant was either a failure or the density sucks. From what I have read, 5 months and 3 weeks is still way too early to make any sort of judgement. I would appreciate some feedback from you guys on what you see. My photos are kind of out of order but as you can see from the pre-op photo, I had a pretty crappy hairline. I have 2 photos of my front and crown area before the scabs began to fall off and the remainder of the photos are after most of the scabbing had come off and the hair still had not shed yet.
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I am 28 years old and I started balding 4 years ago then it got too aggressive 2 years ago. I used minoxidil on and off (was not too sure if it was helping). I consulted a few clinics in Turkey and Dubai, one of them said that I can have 4000 grafts planted from the donor area and one said that at max 2500 can be planted. One of them said it's a hopeless case. I am open to using body and beard hair, as well as multiple sessions and get the best possible results. What do you guys think looking at the images?.thumb.jpeg.32a672aa3f8f4f6f72b5e4c84cc06591.jpeg)
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Hi Guys. Today is my 16th day post-op and also my first day going back to work. I've been washing my hair since 11th day and I haven't seen a drastic loss of transplanted hair like I did today. As you can notice on the first picture(taken 4 days ago) and second picture(taken today), the lost of hair on some parts are very noticeable. What I realized is that, the fallen hair doesn't have the roots attached to it and it just looks like hair after you had your haircut. I can also see that there is something inside each inplanted graft even if the visible hair came off. Please correct me if I'm wrong but the "shedding" part post-op will just be like this or the roots will come off as well?
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Hi all first post on here I had my 2nd transplant recently in November 2021 with Dr. Marwan Saifi after a previous hair transplant in Istanbul with Dr. CINIK (5K Grafts) This operation with Dr. Saifi was on my temporal peaks, hairline touch up(Repair from 1st transplant) and temple work for added density, I also got anything spare thrown in the crown. I'll update again at 3 months and at other milestones. Started shedding around day 8 with some hair in the scabs but Dr. Saifi said all looks good - great thing about Dr Saifi is he responds himself to any queries. Few hairs here and there shedding too but nothing major yet. Temple points still a bit red you can see but they look really good as you can see, the blend is beautiful. Dr Saifi sent me on about 250 photos taken on day which tells the tale of the whole procedure and we have some videos too that was cool to see. I've attached some photos below to give you an idea of where I started and now
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Hey all! Decided to make a post here, because I wanted to track my experience from the beginning. I am a soon to be 28 year old and a fairly fit male. I have been on finasteride and minoxidil for around 6 years and attempted to get a HT at age 23, but was turned down due to young age. Now at an older age I decided to just do it! I was told I needed around 1500 grafts for a dense-pack fill. Let me know if you guys have any interest or questions in regards to my story. Note: at the time of my procedure I had just turned 28. i decided last year around September that I was comfortable with getting a procedure done soon. Since I knew that the top doctors had waiting lists up to and over a year I decided to bite the bullet. As an engineer by trade I spent countless hours researching and planning. I had originally wanted to get my procedure done by one of the top doctors in Spain. However, I had visited Spain last October 2019 visiting and the long flight plus the unknowns of recovery in a foreign country did not seem too convincing. I iterated and went with who I felt was the best doctor in North America. I go a little bit in depth with how I choose Konior over other doctors much closer to me in the YouTube video. I posted a lot more background info on myself as well as my history with hair loss among many other things please watch if you are interested. My surgery went amazing and my experience during the planning with Konior was nothing short of amazing. Once again for a more detailed breakdown feel free to watch the videos. Pics: https://ibb.co/q1rZ4Mh https://ibb.co/VqP4ZJWhttps://ibb.co/G9wLcpx
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Hello, I am a 26 year old healthy male thinking about getting another hair transplant. I did a FUT back in 2017 (2,000 grafts) and an FUE about 16 months ago (2,000 grafts) from the same doctor in the Seattle area - also did SMP last year to help. Although I have seen some great growth, I still don’t have the desired density I am seeing from others. I am also starting to thin on my crown and want to address it outside of continuing to take finasteride. What are your thoughts on possibly getting another Transplant? I would want to do an FUE and most likely in Turkey this time for financial purposes. My biggest concerns are my donor area, the grafts I can still get without worrying about over harvesting. Appreciate any thoughts and feedback
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Background Hello, im a 22 year old and ive been losing hair since i was 18. i have previously been taking minoxidil and have been on july 2021. for most of that i was taking finasteride EOD, however I've been taking it everyday for the past month or two to see if that would make a difference. In the mean time i would like to make some actions regarding my current state, ive been using hair fibres to hid the issue and i really dont want to continue with it. At first most of the hair loss was in the crown and then the mid zone, with my hairline not really being affected, however recently thats begun to regress and thin. Losing hair so fast and at such a young has really knocked my confidence and mental health down in general. so here are the possible actions. HAIR TRANSPLANTS ive spoken to numerous clinics both in uk, europe , Eugenix and in turkey. all the clinics in the uk except one had told me that i am a candidate for a transplant, however confusingly one of them told me i only need 3k grafts (which i think is too little), while the others including the Turkish clinics said i would need around 5k grafts in total and 2 transplants. in terms of the clinics that currently had said now is not a good time for transplant was HLC in Turkey and sikos klinica in Hungary. the reason was that due to young and advanced loss im sure to keep losing hair, and my unsatisfied with the results, However one aspect i didnt understand was that HLC said that i have miniaturized hair and that i should stay on fin everyday for 6-12 months. with me taking it for more than a year i highly doubt i will reverse the miniaturization. Furthermore the one british clinic that said no to surgery told me i should try dutasteride, however i really dont know if its gonna really do much if fin hasnt done much Ive been trying to get in touch with Dr bicer through her clinic, but im not sure if there's a communication issue as ive asked questions repeatedly without getting answers as well waiting a week for response. i previously was quite set on having a hair transplant but recently i am no longer sure if i will be a suitable candidate, especially with my impression that i may have retrograde alopecia and NW6. But i am still open to having one if it will give good outcome. SMP (Scalp Micropigmentation) ive also recently started looking more seriously into SMP, with the two main clinics being Creative Scalps or Brandwood clinic. However like with any procedure i feel it has its pros and cons, im not quite sure how faded smps look, upclose, in bright photos and also a big fear of developing the lego hairline look due to lots of topups. Furthermore, i remember reading a thread about some fears regarding if SMP increases risk of cancer, if someone could illuminate me and explain whether these fears are justified or not would be appreciated. Hair system this looks like quite a good idea however im scared if someone would be able to tell that its a hair system due to the hairline or the visible lace etc. how much maintenance is needed and also the costs is also questions i have. just saying FOK IT and shaving it all off. if this is the best solution then ill do it, the first couple of days will jarring especially with me being the youngest in my group/work and being the first person to go bald. But after that i feel may just accept and just not be bothered by it. I Have attached some photos.
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I had 400 graft FUE procedure with Dr. Vikram Jayaprakash at the Knudsen Clinic in April 2021. He asked me about my goals and I told him I wanted the small patch on my left temple to be the same density as the rest of my head, and I wanted to be able to wear my normally swept to the side, as for some time I have only middle parted my hair to hide the loss. As I only have minor hair loss and have been on both Finasteride and Oral Minoxidil for some time I thought this would be fine. Since I had the transplant I have had very poor growth and it appears he has planted some very thick double and triple grafts right at the front of the hairline and temple. I'm so disappointed and depressed by the result and mostly either middle part my hair or wear a hat or beanie nowadays. I actually preferred how it looked before the procedure, at least it looked natural. Everyone I tell about this say I should have gone overseas but it's only a little procedure, how do you mess it up so badly? Anyway I think the 400 graft estimate was far too low, especially since only 300 went into the left temple which is my problem area, and 100 into the right temple which had a small amount lost too. I'm at 6 months now but anyone who says I'm randomly going to have a boost of growth is fooling themselves. Any advice or comments would be appreciated! I'll try to post before photos and procedure photos but if there's anything specific you want let me know. Thanks!
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I have had a hair transplant here in Australia. The clinic says it is 2300 grafts, I counted and found 1200 grafts. please look at my photos and say who is right?
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Hello Everybody! I had been reading up on hair transplantation and good clinics in Istanbul for 3-4 months here and in many other forums, and would like to share my experience at Medeks Hair Center with you here. I am 25 years old and lately the hair now became less and less and I decided to have a hair transplant in Turkey. Not only the price was important for me, but also the quality. After a long research I came to Medeks Hair Center - at first I was very unsure because there were also people with bad results, but the more recent experiences showed that this clinic is quite good, and some people who also had a hair transplant there convinced me with their results. I had my hair transplant surgery on 5/25/2021 (5300 Grefts) - I was most concerned about pain, which apparently some patients experienced a lot (anesthesia); I actually didn't feel that much pain, only the first 2-3 minutes were a bit painful, but after that everything was very fine. First, the grefts were taken, and right after that, Mr. Gökhan drew the front hairline. Then the "canals" were opened, and the grefts were implanted. Everything went quite well - of course the first 10 days were not quite fine, because one should only sleep straight in order not to damage the grefts, but on the 10th day, after the crusts had now fallen off, I could sleep normally again. I actually had hardly any pain after the operation. Now I am on day 13 after my surgery, and have attached on YouTube the first 10 days compiled. Until the 1st year, I will post all my experiences here and on YouTube. My Video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYr9bokBP7M -
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This year I decided I am going to fully commit to a hair transplant. I've been on Finasteride for about 5 months now and 5% Minoxidil for a little over a year (previously on a Min/Fin compound). I'm in my mid-20s and have already met with a dermatologist and a local hair surgeon, both of whom have said I've been a good candidate for a while. I have a bunch of questions and I'd really appreciate any help you guys could provide. I'm not new to this journey, I've been fighting this since I was 18. I attached some photos of where I'm at. I believe I'm a Norwood 3A. Does that sound right? I'm willing to spend a decent chunk to fix this for good. I've already talked with my friends and family and they are very uncomfortable with me going to Turkey (which I respect), but I wouldn't mind traveling anywhere in North America (US or CAN) to get good results for a reasonable price. Ideally, I'm looking to spend $12,000 or less. I'm a young adult and would likely be taking a hefty loan from family for what I cant cover in cash, but this is important enough for me to justify it. Since Turkey is out of the picture, is this a reasonable budget for the amount of follicles I'd need? I would much rather get FUE than FUT, but I'd also be open to new technologies if there are other options. My dermatologist and the my local surgeon both said I have a good sized donor area on the back of my head and I have plenty of facial and upper body hair as well. I attached a photo of what I believe would be my donor area - it is very thick. It seems what everyone suggests is to look at past results and find a doctor who is experienced with my hair type and Norwood stage. In my area (GA), I've seen good results from Cooley Hair Center (NC) and Dr. Rousso (AL). I've already met with Doctor Anderson in Atlanta, but he left a pretty rude first impression. He came off pretty condescending when I asked more about the scientific validity of the $1200 laser cap he was trying to sell me. Looking back, it could have just been that he though I was 'some kid' wasting his time and not a real client. Overall, I'm looking for a surgeon or a team who is willing to take care of me. I'm looking for someone who is willing to do whatever it takes to get me the best results -- someone that sees FUE almost as an artform, rather than just rushing to get me out so he can fit in his 3-o-clock appointment before a round of golf. Are there any special or new technologies or techniques I should look out for? I've seen ARTAS iX and NeoGraft mentioned. Are there any other new technologies? I'd also consider getting SMP tattoos, if necessary. To put it simply, I'm looking to take back control of how I look. I'm sick of wearing hats because I don't like who I see in the mirror. I would like to bring my temples back to a reasonable level. I naturally had a high widow's peak, and hair loss brought it even farther back. The last photo attached is my goal. Is this unrealistic in my budget? Do I need to start shaking trees? I've seen several places warning to turn around and walk out of anywhere charging per follicle. That being said, I don't have money to burn. I'm ready to commit to a hefty price-tag, but I need every dollar to count. Am I insane? Or is it possible clinics would be reasonable with pricing for a young-adult willing to spend a decent chunk of his life savings to regain control and confidence? Finally, is now the right time for this? Or am I going to spend $15k only to see "magic pill finally approved by FDA" the next day? Has there been any progress on "the cure" that's been "5 years away" for the past 30+ years? Is there any promising science in the pipeline or delayed due to COVID that'll show up? I've done a fair bit of research so far, but any more help, thoughts, or opinions would be great. Thank you!
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