» » 6200 grafts in the front third of his scalp? well i guess with the
» » synthetic disaster is good for him now but when he looses the midscalp
» to
» » the crown he is gonna be out of options and look odd again.
» »
» » This hair thing seems more and more like a no win situation in most
» cases
» » people should really start thinking it more carefully. How many times
» you
» » have to go through strips in a lifetime chasing your hairloss!!!
» »
» » Joe how many strips you had in the last 10 years,3 or 4?
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» This goes against the conventional wisdom that it is normally quite
» difficult to grow hair in scar tissue, not to mention scar tissue over such
» a large area, my first instinct when I saw the before pic was that he
» should use Acell in conjunction with a hair transplant in order to boost
» the yield, I am quite surprised that Dr. Wong was able to pull this off
» with only 2 sessions.
You only see the best results from clinics. also you dont know how many years the patients spend in hiding in order to finally get an acceptable result. People are waking more and more to these realities the last 2 years…before the forums were all hype and hope.
Nowdays the clinics are getting so cornered that avoid hard questions that shows the truth about transplants, they know that one answer can bring an avalanche of arguments that they cannot fight back and their credibility will weaken, so naturally they prefer to avoid it
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But its our fault also we used to see the tree and not the forest before, people were against one or two doctors from these forums. the truth is this procedure is so flawed that without propecia and huge scars that go beyond the nw6 area the results wouldnt even have a chance to look good.
People are tied up to this and end up paying tens of thousands in the long run for something that never looks truly good without tons of native hair, carefull styling or ideal lighting conditions. so in the end most are dissapointed with how their transplant hold through time. Others are disspointed with how many times they have to go for surgery again and again to look acceptable.
I am all up for use of drugs to delay the inevitable because they dont leave scars and altered scalps but transplants its another game all together, with a transplant when things go wrong you can never jump ship without carrying the consequences of your choices for life.
My opinion stay away from hair transplants and wait for something better to come along it doesnt seem so far 