Thanks for your reply Spex, good advice.
Currently I'm not at an advanced stage of hair loss and have recently started taking Propecia. I'm thinking that a HT would be good to lower the corners of my hairline that have receeded slightly and possibly 'fill in' the parts on the top that have thinned a bit. I've read a lot of info online regarding HT's and I'm not rushing into it just yet, but thinking it may be something to consider.
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Hi there,
First of all research HT's long and hard. Best advice anyone will give you is only use a HT doc who specialises in ONLY HT's with a long established track record - not a Jack of all trades. If you want to stay in the UK then ONLY look into Dr Farjo's as they produce consistent work. Meet patients and do not rush into anything and at the same time use the forum to gain a good understanding of your requirements for yourself based on other patient experiences.
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How to assess quality of a surgeon
Hi all,
Being based in the UK I've done a bit of research on UK surgeons and found one quite close to me - Dr Julian Handley. Website - www.nidex.com/laser
I've been searching for info on his procedures but can't find anything, not even any patient reviews. It's £110 for a consultation with him so I'd like to know a bit about him.
Ha anyone ever heard of him or have any tips on assessing his work? I realise it's probably going to be best just to go see him but just thought i'd ask in case anyone had heard of him!
Thanks.
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