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08-08-2012, 11:41 AM
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Fellermedical Consultant
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: UK
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TricoPigmentation into scars.
TricoPigmentation into scars.
I have been receiving a number of emails about TP into scars since my recent session by Milena Lardi in Milan.
Bare in mind that if you want TP into your strip scar for example then the scar requires a "test session" 7-10 days prior to the actual session (5mins) to see if the scar tissue is conducive with the technique and colour used. This is a necessity. The actual main TP sessions in the scar are approx 30 mins for scars ( depending on size/length) , followed up by a check over the following day ( 5/10 mins).
The TP session then requires (ideally) a refinement session 1 month after this. ( This is for all TP patients, not just scar patients ) I intend to get mine done in NY in September when Milena visits Dr Feller s office.
This can obviously cause inconvenience for guys not living local to Milan and we are finding especially for UK guys wanting to go to Italy to have TP that the timelines and repeat/return sessions required are proving a big hurdle. Other SMP clinics might not require a test or a follow up session with their permanent methods. You need to due your own due diligence there.
However - I know that due to the increasing interest shown in the recent TP technique I received, that the clinic I used are intending to travel to the UK in the not too distant future and return on a monthly basis/cycle to help accommodate the UK patient interest and save all the travelling /inconvenience.
I hope this helps.
Spence
Last edited by Spex; 08-08-2012 at 11:54 AM.
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08-11-2012, 03:49 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2012
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Hey Spex, Hope all is well. Few questions for you...
Is Milena going to be offering tests of TP while in NY? I live in NE so the idea of taking a drive to meet her and see some actual results is a real posibility.
Where did Milena get her training to do Tricopigmentation? Who developed this form of Micropigmentation?
Thanks!
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08-11-2012, 07:25 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: May 2009
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NEguy why are you considering tattooing your scar and not going with a second pass of fue, just curious. For guys with available donor it doesn't seem to make sense when looking at cost or being permanent.
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08-11-2012, 03:27 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Europa
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You're a sell-out, Spex. You gave up on the dream and instead became a puppet for big business.
You disgust me.
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08-12-2012, 11:11 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2012
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Bit if a harsh statement, all he has done is turn his bad misfortune of being butchered by bad clinics to his advantage, by getting repaired and working for the people who repaired him.
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08-12-2012, 06:57 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by topcat
NEguy why are you considering tattooing your scar and not going with a second pass of fue, just curious. For guys with available donor it doesn't seem to make sense when looking at cost or being permanent.
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Hi Top...... I'm definately going to have a second pass with FUE. That's going to happen. I'm hoping after that procedure is done and fully grown in I won't need anything else. However, What I like about this particular option is that it is NOT perminent. It would act as a nice temporary concealer prior to and during recovery of my second FUE session. Between the growth of my first FUE and the trico, I wouln't have to walk around with a hat on my head or slap concealor on for 3 months.
This may all change depending on the results I get from the 1st FUE session but I'm a perfectionist and always looking for a way to make the scars completely undetectable. To achieve that, I may or may not need to add something else to my gameplan.
I have to say, this has been the longest 3 months of my life. I'm almost at a #6 guard and that will make things much easier but the stress of waiting for growth or worried the growth may not be there sucks.
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08-13-2012, 04:55 AM
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I would probably hold off on doing any tattooing and suggest just using the concealer. But good luck in whatever you choose and looking forward to seeing your pictures.
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08-14-2012, 10:42 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Gloucestershire,Uk
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You're a sell-out, Spex. You gave up on the dream and instead became a puppet for big business.
You disgust me.
Highlander,
You appear to be a very young,unbalanced individual.
I am 100% sure this would be confirmed by other forum members who participate on this major forum regularly and the forum moderators who will no doubt read your daily posting.
This claim can be considerably strengthened and confirmed by listening to you speak to Spencer Kobren live on his weekly show.
Attacking Spex in such a disingenuous is uncalled for in my opinion and you need to consider some help outside of hair loss.
Clearly you know very little about Spex and what monumental help he has been to countless hair sufferers for over a decade including myself in the last year.
It is apparent you are hell bent on poisioning this forum with absolute rubbish which is a real shame as it's a valuable place for genuine normal guys who are looking for help and advice with their own personal hair loss battle in this notorious industry.
If you have nothing positive or constructive to say, you might as well leave and channel your anger and wasted energy elsewhere or better yet, on sorting yourself out for your own personal benefit.
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08-14-2012, 10:46 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Highlander
You're a sell-out, Spex. You gave up on the dream and instead became a puppet for big business.
You disgust me.
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How is life on the sixth moon of jupiter?
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08-14-2012, 01:52 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2008
Posts: 157
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Quote:
Originally Posted by chrisdav
You're a sell-out, Spex. You gave up on the dream and instead became a puppet for big business.
You disgust me.
Highlander,
You appear to be a very young,unbalanced individual.
I am 100% sure this would be confirmed by other forum members who participate on this major forum regularly and the forum moderators who will no doubt read your daily posting.
This claim can be considerably strengthened and confirmed by listening to you speak to Spencer Kobren live on his weekly show.
Attacking Spex in such a disingenuous is uncalled for in my opinion and you need to consider some help outside of hair loss.
Clearly you know very little about Spex and what monumental help he has been to countless hair sufferers for over a decade including myself in the last year.
It is apparent you are hell bent on poisioning this forum with absolute rubbish which is a real shame as it's a valuable place for genuine normal guys who are looking for help and advice with their own personal hair loss battle in this notorious industry.
If you have nothing positive or constructive to say, you might as well leave and channel your anger and wasted energy elsewhere or better yet, on sorting yourself out for your own personal benefit.
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Highlander is a disgusting excuse for a human being and should be voted off of the “island’! He's pure poison and has nothing to offer this forum. He is the most twisted soul I have ever had the displeasure of coming across on any forum. When he was Scorpion, I felt bad for him even though he was obviously sick and twisted, but his newer alter ego is even more twisted and now he’s become vicious. He’s an uncivilized animal who obviously has extreme anti social issues. He attacks doctors, moderators, now Spex, Jews, blacks, women. He is a bad person, plain and simple.
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