Dr De Reys said up to 4500. Bisanga said less than 2000. I have 65 hairs per cm2 in the donor.
Do you have a pretty good "run" (big area) of donor? You may want to go with 2,000 to start. I'm not familiar with Dr. Reys or Bisanga's work. Topcat favors Bisanga. Another doctor in you neck of the woods worth seeing is Dr. Patrick Mwamba.
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That's what I'm doing: 2000 grafts for the front. If it all goes according to the plan and if I still have donor hair available, I'll do another 2000 grafts FUE next year . My donor is still amazingly thick if I grow it out for a month.
That's what I'm doing: 2000 grafts for the front. If it all goes according to the plan and if I still have donor hair available, I'll do another 2000 grafts FUE next year . My donor is still amazingly thick if I grow it out for a month.
fred:
Have you posted any photos in BT or elsewhere? 2,000 grafts is a decent start.
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Hi Fred,,First off, your a good looking guy regardless of the hair loss. Thats the truth.
Secondly, It seems to me your hair transplantation should do very well for you! Cheers bro!
See it the doctor can use at least a .85 punch. If your hairs grow parallel, a good Dr. like Cole, Bisanga or Mwamba can thin out follicular units rather than taking the entire FU. Also use singles. This way with short hair, your donor will look fuller and your hair on top will continue to look natural if/when the surrounding hair continues to thin. Carefully placed beard and chest hair looks great when carefully sprinkled. Have extracellular matrix gel placed in your donor sites and if possible have PRP treatment.
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Cole Hair Transplant
1070 Powers Place
Alpharetta, Georgia 30009
Phone 678-566-1011
email 35YrsAfter at chuck@forhair.com
The contents of my posts are my opinions and not medical advice
Please feel free to call or email me with any questions. Ask for Chuck
That's what I'm doing: 2000 grafts for the front. If it all goes according to the plan and if I still have donor hair available, I'll do another 2000 grafts FUE next year . My donor is still amazingly thick if I grow it out for a month.
If your donor is that strong, then you should have an amazing result.
NOTE: I am not a physician and not employed by any doctor/clinic. My opinions are not medical advice nor are they the opinions of the following endorsing physicians: Dr. Bob True & Dr. Bob Dorin
This time you can define this patient's PAST hair loss scale as being a NW6+. Dr Robert M. Bernstein, M.D.
Founder of Bernstein Medical - 'Center for Hair Restoration' in New York, NY, and being a world-renowned hair transplant surgeon--of course.
Best of luck to you. I consulted with Bisanga too, and he proposed a very conservative hairline (NW3 hairline). I am going to hold off for 3-5 years and reevaluate as I am headed towards a NW6 within a few years. Just like you, however, I have blonde hair.
I bet you were able to hide the baldness for a long time though, as my blonde hair and low scalp contrast allowed me to hide it very effectively for years. I am now almost 29 and a diffused NW5 going in 6.
True! Some people still question the fact I'm balding because of the low contrast between my hair and scalp, and also because they always see me with a shaved head. All that helped me to hold off the surgery.
Thank you for the support . You're lucky, Bisanga didn't even proposed that to me, he just said I wasn't a candidate. But I don't think he has the same approach as De Reys. He demands that his patients take finasteride, and I just can't take it because I already underwent gyno surgery.
NOTE: I am not a physician and not employed by any doctor/clinic. My opinions are not medical advice nor are they the opinions of the following endorsing physicians: Dr. Bob True & Dr. Bob Dorin
Hi guys, I'll give you a little feedback and a few pictures about my recent hair transplant. I hope it will be useful to some of you :).
My story in short
I'm 24 years old and I'm from Brussels. I started losing my hair quite aggressively at 17 in the form of DPA (diffused patterned alopecia) which means no receding hair line
I'd like to thank to the people in this thread for their precious advices .
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