UK FUT with D Krishnan Ziering

[DEllis]

Thanks so much for the reply Lee. You've put my mind at rest. All booked in so I hope I have as successful transplant as yourself.
All the best,
Dean.

I found this as I'm booked in for FUT with Dr Krishnan in January(and getting understandably apprehensive). How are you getting on?

[dean200180]

Thanks so much for the reply Lee. You've put my mind at rest. All booked in so I hope I have as successful transplant as yourself.
All the best,
Dean.

[leemanuel]

So 4 years on and here’s my before and after. After picture was about a week ago.

[leemanuel]

Hello there

I’m over the moon with everything still and the scar is only noticed if I point it out. I have the back and sides on a grade 1.5 so pretty short. I also used bio oil on the scar.

[dean200180]

Hi Lee,
I'm booked in to have the FUT procedure in a months time with Dr Ganesh Krishnan. I'm a little nervous about the scar and was wondering how yours has healed since you had it done? Also if you are still pleased with the results?
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dean.

[dg12]

Lee how long did it take to come through completely and when did you start to let it grow, had mine done 8 months ago , but keep cutting it as coming in patchy against existing hair. cheers

[leemanuel]

I read this post completely concerning the difference of latest and previous technologies, it’s awesome article.

Glad it's been helpful

[leemanuel]

That's a shame to hear - I genuinely couldn't fault Steve Norris and would recommend him to anyone. I didn't find him judgmental at all and believe me I'm as rough as nails ��

[leemanuel]

Sorry - I don't seem to get the notifications when people post anymore

[leemanuel]

Here's a pic now still over the moon.

[leemanuel]

Hey Lee looking good! just out of curiosity are you on anything such as fin or rogaine atm?

Hello. I still take fin and apply minoxidil foam daily. Still say the HT was the best thing I ever did.

[seem]

Leemauel,

I went to Bromsgrove yesterday and had a consultation with Steve, I must have had the same experience as you, I found him very professional and informative offering advice one what would be best, I have had several consultations over the last six months with the big named clinics on these forums and I felt better after this than any of those, Dr Krishnan also came and spoke to me himself with his advice in what I imagine would have been his lunch break.

So today I have booked my procedure FUE for 3rd and 4th April and they have also given me the discount that was for having a procedure before the end of March, Very exited now and looking forward to seeing how you get on

I found this because I am, or was, considering a FUE at Ziering so researching. However, I found Steve to be cold, disinterested, limp handshaked and keen on pushing medications I never want to take to the extent that I am thinking of travelling for my op. I think that because I wore creased combat trousers and speak with a strong accent he decided I was vermin and a timewaster.

Pity that I have a great law degree from a Russell League University and the cash for the op ready to go.

His commission loss.

[starsalign]

Hi guys,

Really interesting thread. It's great to hear about everyones experience. I have a consultation at the Ziering office in Leeds at the end of this month. If I do decided to go through with it I will be travelling to Bromsgrove as I'm originally from Birmingham.

[leemanuel]

Hi lee get in touch

So sorry - I don't seem to get notifications of posts anymore.

I get your fears re the hospital group - my partner had gastric surgery with them shite - that said I know others who found them ok.

I don't regret a single thing about my surgery or the aftercare.

Just seen another post to me - yes I still take fin from united pharmacies.

[Scraff]

Diston I just noticed your from Brum. I am too. Location for me was a contributing factor (not the biggest by any means) but with bromsgrove being 20 minutes away it's extra comfort to know they are in reach if needed.