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I’m really interested to follow this, your case would get rejected by most clinics. Hoping you the best 🙏

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@Andre Luiz Calheiros

This is truly astonishing. It's hard to believe that any surgeon could extract so many hair grafts from the donor area. You've made an excellent choice by selecting one of the top surgeons for addressing a high Norwood scale hair loss, and I'll be keeping a close eye on your recovery and progress. 

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43 minutes ago, A_4_Archan said:

@Andre Luiz Calheiros

This is truly astonishing. It's hard to believe that any surgeon could extract so many hair grafts from the donor area. You've made an excellent choice by selecting one of the top surgeons for addressing a high Norwood scale hair loss, and I'll be keeping a close eye on your recovery and progress.

I'm trying to understand the whiteboard and how it relates to the graft total.

At a glance, it looks like the follicle to hair ratio doesn't tally with the reported number of grafts and hairs. There are far more 2 hair follicles than anything else, yet the ratio of the total averages much lower than 2.

I guess what I'm trying to work out is if 11000 grafts were extracted from the donor, or whether less were extracted and then split for more coverage? 

 

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5 hours ago, BackFromTheBrink said:

I'm trying to understand the whiteboard and how it relates to the graft total.

At a glance, it looks like the follicle to hair ratio doesn't tally with the reported number of grafts and hairs. There are far more 2 hair follicles than anything else, yet the ratio of the total averages much lower than 2.

I guess what I'm trying to work out is if 11000 grafts were extracted from the donor, or whether less were extracted and then split for more coverage? 

 

Admittedly, I have not done the math myself to check but it may be the quantity of single beard hairs that brings it down?

Barba = beard (beard hairs)

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This is mental. you must be so pleased. Could you provide a picture of your donor please? From the side shot photo, it appears your donor looks better than before the surgery. 

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Okay, when I’m wrong. I’m wrong. Let me eat my own words. This is amazing. I had doubts. But my lord, this is incredible!

The donor

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The results

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The math aint mathing 🤯

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