dr suneet soni Dr. Suneet Soni - 3200 FUT Grafts, NW III

[Dr. Suneet Soni]

A 30 years old patient, suffering from genetic baldness.

NW class : III Baldness.

Technique Used : FUT Method

Total Number of Grafts Implanted : 3200

We are hereby presenting the results of the patient after the 13 month.

[Kevin20]

Great result. Patient seemed to have some disperse thinning in central part of frontal scalp and in the crown . Some hairs have been transplanted in the crown to address that concern but I have always had this curiosity that how some surgeon choose to avoid the transplant in the thinned out zone and advice the patient to go with the medications and always touch the complete bald areas where as surgeons like Dr Soni would work on thinned out areas too. I'll be getting mine done soon with the great surgeon but he too advised to go with the finex route for the disperse thinning area

[LonelyGraft]

I notice this doctor does pretty aggressive temple points. Is this because most Indians have bigger than normal temple points?

[jjsrader]

Maybe.  I'm Caucasian and Dr. Soni did good temple point reconstruction for me.  200 on each one and not as aggressive but 100% natural looking. 

I endorse the idea for NW 4 and higher if done w/artistry and enough density - it brings balance to an angular type of hairline (front/center far forward w/natural recession into the corners).

If you look at the pre-op pics w/marker drawn in you'll see that Dr. Soni didn't advance the temple points but perhaps a few millimeteres - he just implanted w/n the low density this guy had - filled it in w/proper density.

The aesthetic results are dramatic.

Edited July 14, 2019 by jjsrader

[LonelyGraft]

21 hours ago, jjsrader said:

Maybe.  I'm Caucasian and Dr. Soni did good temple point reconstruction for me.  200 on each one and not as aggressive but 100% natural looking. 

I endorse the idea for NW 4 and higher if done w/artistry and enough density - it brings balance to an angular type of hairline (front/center far forward w/natural recession into the corners).

If you look at the pre-op pics w/marker drawn in you'll see that Dr. Soni didn't advance the temple points but perhaps a few millimeteres - he just implanted w/n the low density this guy had - filled it in w/proper density.

The aesthetic results are dramatic.

Do you have a thread of your results? I’m curious to see what he can do on Caucasian patients as most of his results are on Indians.

[FUT BlunderMistake]

I have seen some very bad results from this clinic on this portal

 

[Tasvir]

On 7/13/2019 at 1:35 PM, jj51702 said:

I notice this doctor does pretty aggressive temple points. Is this because most Indians have bigger than normal temple points?

Being in the same medical profession I must say that he is one of the finest artistic surgeon, I have gone through the procedure in 2017 and the outcome is so natural even the temple points are so aesthetically designed by Dr. Soni, that it is hard to detect that it’s a transplanted piece