My experience with Bisanga (a completely nightmare)

Hair Transplant
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» Next time dont put the “we have the right
» to post your pictures” hidden in the contract where people usually sign
» with initials.we have all signed these forms and usually we dont even
» bother reading them.You might think you are smart with this tricks but we
» are not stupid either.

Anyone who signs surgical papers without reading them, and admits it, meets most definitions of “stupid”. You can’t have it both ways, bro’…

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» » » BTW, I remember mention of preserving the epithelium for “plugging”
» the
» » » holes; does he still do it? Or was that approach abandoned?
» »
» » I don’t think that Dr. A would describe his clinic as “abandoning” the
» » approach since it was successful. As far as I understand it, he has
» » reduced the need for it by adopting other strategies in extraction that
» » minimise its need due to an increase in closure by primary intention.
» » Having said this, Dr. Umar who studied with him was opposed to its use
» and
» » sees its harvesting and problems as outweighing the benefits. Dr. Woods
» has
» » suffered a number of neuroleptic attacks at even the mention of “donor
» » sealing”. All in all, it was a successful experiment but developments
» have
» » placed it as an evolutionary dead end for now.
»
»
» Marco,
» You know any specifics about these “strategies” for increasing primary
» closure? We found after a long time that there seemed to be no difference
» whether we tried to turn the holes in to slits, so to speak, or left them
» alone.
» As to whether they “abandoned” it or just “quit doing” it, same end result
» :wink:
» BTW, did they publish anything on donor sealing? I would like to read it
» if they did, or any links you know of. thanks.

I think you will have found your answer in the post started by Woods above. :wink:

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There is the photos of the whole process, before the operation, the placement and the result one year alter.








I marked the area where supposedly I should expected the grafts growth, but as you can see there is not growth, what you see on the photos is my existing hair of before the procedure, not the follicular units placed.

My friends tell me that they don’t see any difference of before and after, maybe they are not experts on the hair transplant industry but more honesty than their words it is impossible.

Anyway, as I said many times before, the growth it is only one of the points why I am so disappointed, I expected more professionalism from a doctor who I supposed at that time that he was one of the top docs, obviously a top doc doesn´t work like the way that he work.

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After reading the story that Dani had to say, my worry is not that he had a good or bad transplant done, I think it looks good, but is it true that he had to go at 11pm, no assistant, the whole atmosphere of the doctor coming down the stairs, he been in a 2 by 2 room… then he mentions about the legal invoice… Is this what happened in reality? Could the clinic please say if he is lying or not. Thank you!

» » I think that it is wrong that Dany26’s pictures were used without his
» » consent. Could this be due to the lack of staff, or lack of qualified
» » staff?
»
» For the record,
»
» Dany26 did consent to the pubication or use of his pictures, he signed to
» this fact in a sub section of his consent form, that had to be initialed
» separately from the signature for the rest of the document.Why would
» anyone knowingly use someones picures without permission especially if
» they had expressed a deep unwillingness. If Dany26 gives his permission we
» are willing to publish this section of the consent form, it would not
» reveal his identity as it is only his initials, but that is up to Dany26.

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boris342002 wrote:

» After reading the story that Dani had to say, my worry is not that he had a
» good or bad transplant done, I think it looks good, but is it true that he
» had to go at 11pm, no assistant, the whole atmosphere of the doctor coming
» down the stairs, he been in a 2 by 2 room… then he mentions about the
» legal invoice… Is this what happened in reality? Could the clinic
» please say if he is lying or not. Thank you!

Even if that was true, I am sure it was an isolated incidence. BHR had already posted their side of the story. I find it hard to believe that every procedure at BHR begins at 11pm. Also, if I recall, it was with the patient’s consent to do the procedure at night. It wasn’t like BHR was holding the patient hostage against his will in the middle of the night.

This case had been addressed by both parties involved and is closed as far as I am concerned.

By the way, FUE is a very labor intensive procedure. It is not uncommon for Dr. Woods’ patients to report that their procedures lasted till 2-3 am in the morning. A doctor doing the entire procedure is actually a good sign. Dr. Woods, Dr. Woods-Campbell, and Dr. Umar all do the entire procedure themselves without using technicians.

In the end, it’s the results that matter the most.

Last but not least, there is at least one unhappy patient with every clinic or doctor. No one clinic is immune. Hair transplant is not an exact science. There are bound to be patients who claim to be unhappy for one reason or another. You simply have to go with those who are able to produce consistent results over time.

Regards,