I haven't seen any other clinic do a wet comb through like that. Nice to you show your work under so much scrutiny, awesome job. You guys should show the donor area wet too!
very excited to have my first consultation with you guys next month.. I've been researching this topic very heavily and you guys truly do seem like the real deal. your videos speak for themselves.
This looks exactly like my hair I booked a transplant with you I can’t wait to see the results! I think I would want to go a little more dense in the front and just come back at a later point to do the back
Hey, I am looking for some advice regarding which transplant technique is should go for as I need around 1200 to 1400 grafts. I talked DHI clinic and others but everyone does FUE not FUT and I confused. But you always FUT is gold standard. Would appreciate if you could advice
That's waaaay too many grafts for FUE, any *responsible Doctor* would at least advice you. The most you should get on average is around 1500 and that's kinda stretching it, to be honest. I got 1200 but I was a NW2 with pre-existing temple points. In the future, should I need further work (unlikely because of Proscar and family history), I will be most likely doing an FUT/FUE combination. *Why the limit on FUE?* Simple. It's a bigger gamble in regards to the health of the grafts, exponentially so the more you do. The higher up the Norwood Scale you are, the more pragmatic you wanna be with your limited donor area. Would you rather end up as a NW1 with low density or a NW2 with much better density? And this is taking the transection risk difference out of the equation, which is foolish at best and follicle-slaughtering at worse. Take care and do your research!
Considering what you were starting with, arguably, pound for pound, one of your best result walkthroughs
I haven't seen any other clinic do a wet comb through like that. Nice to you show your work under so much scrutiny, awesome job. You guys should show the donor area wet too!
Believe it or not transplants look more natural when they are wet which is why loads of clinics show a wet comb not a dry comb through.
very excited to have my first consultation with you guys next month.. I've been researching this topic very heavily and you guys truly do seem like the real deal. your videos speak for themselves.
How was it? Did you end up having the procedure? Did it meet ur expectations?
This looks exactly like my hair I booked a transplant with you I can’t wait to see the results! I think I would want to go a little more dense in the front and just come back at a later point to do the back
A huge transformation with an economy of grafts used.
Wow that scar is really well hidden. Is that a typical placement for the FUT donor area?
hey so can you guys do a FUE method to hide the strip scar? I wear my hair short on the sides and need to harvest around 2500 grafts. thx
Thanks for uploading doc, this gives me so much hope...
and holes in your wallet
@@realdaybreaker8013 atleast you have hair
Do you do procedures at your Philadelphia location? Or are they done by other doctors?
That's a lot better than my first FUE.
Did he mention interest in future surgery for crown work?
Is it possible to do a second pass to add more density?
hi i had an fue 8 days ago and my donor are is burning like crazy
Hi dear doctor how much?
Hey, I am looking for some advice regarding which transplant technique is should go for as I need around 1200 to 1400 grafts. I talked DHI clinic and others but everyone does FUE not FUT and I confused. But you always FUT is gold standard. Would appreciate if you could advice
Appreciate if u can respond Doctor
Do you do any 3,000 graft FUE surgery's?
That's waaaay too many grafts for FUE, any *responsible Doctor* would at least advice you. The most you should get on average is around 1500 and that's kinda stretching it, to be honest.
I got 1200 but I was a NW2 with pre-existing temple points. In the future, should I need further work (unlikely because of Proscar and family history), I will be most likely doing an FUT/FUE combination.
*Why the limit on FUE?* Simple.
It's a bigger gamble in regards to the health of the grafts, exponentially so the more you do. The higher up the Norwood Scale you are, the more pragmatic you wanna be with your limited donor area. Would you rather end up as a NW1 with low density or a NW2 with much better density? And this is taking the transection risk difference out of the equation, which is foolish at best and follicle-slaughtering at worse.
Take care and do your research!
Superb
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