how reputable is dr. jones in toronto for his work on HT?

[chris_wellser]

hi,

 

how reputable is dr. jones in toronto for his work on HT? i would like to get body hair transplanted on my crown. is this a good option you think? i hear there are more failures than anything.

[chris_wellser]

hi,

 

how reputable is dr. jones in toronto for his work on HT? i would like to get body hair transplanted on my crown. is this a good option you think? i hear there are more failures than anything.

[MrJobi]

Chris

 

Body HT is still a big question mark which baffles me due to the many cases which have been performed??.. If it was such a success, I think there would be more pics and hype.

 

Regarding Jones do a search on here to check . I would be hesitant to do BHT.

[the B spot]

Chris, I would recommend more research.

 

As mrjb stated, bht is a very high risk procedure, often times promoted at "full-price" for very little reward.

 

If you actually saw the procedure being done, you will realize the trauma that body hair grafts go through and you will be very hard pressed to find many patients that exhibit any real gains.

 

However, I must mention 2 things: #1. IF after more extensive research you feel bht is an acceptable risk and you will not feel any financial pressure due to the cost of the surgery, then I say try it--- in small amounts of course.

#2. I have been most surprised by the use of beard/facial grafts. They are very hardy and seem to actually grow at a much higher rate than other grafts from the body (from my limited knowledge)It is estimated that the average man has 2-3K of beard grafts (under chin) available. Perhaps this would be worth a look?

 

Anyway, make sure you SEE patients In-Person---- and then go forward.

 

Good Luck,

Jason