Chrisis' 2650(ish) FUE with Dr Feriduni

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  • chrisis
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 1257

    Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
    You look great
    Thanks dude, my skin is a lot improved recently too due to a skincare protocol I'm following. Vanity knows no limit

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    • 25 going on 65
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 1476

      Originally posted by chrisis
      Thanks dude, my skin is a lot improved recently too due to a skincare protocol I'm following. Vanity knows no limit
      Do you Retin-A? I have used it on and off and it never ceases to impress me how much it actually works

      Hair looks great. The hairline corners already look super solid. That widow's peak growth will tie things together very nicely.

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      • chrisis
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2012
        • 1257

        Originally posted by 25 going on 65
        Do you Retin-A? I have used it on and off and it never ceases to impress me how much it actually works

        Hair looks great. The hairline corners already look super solid. That widow's peak growth will tie things together very nicely.
        Thanks! Yeah I use 0.025% tretinoin gel, as well as various serums, high SPF, masques and bb cream. Skincare is my new obsession.

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        • yeahyeahyeah
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2011
          • 1776

          Originally posted by chrisis
          Thanks dude, my skin is a lot improved recently too due to a skincare protocol I'm following. Vanity knows no limit
          I bet it must feel awesome being able to wear your hair up.

          God, I miss those days

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          • 25 going on 65
            Senior Member
            • Sep 2010
            • 1476

            Originally posted by chrisis
            Thanks! Yeah I use 0.025% tretinoin gel, as well as various serums, high SPF, masques and bb cream. Skincare is my new obsession.
            Not to hijack your HT thread with skincare posts but, do you find the tretinoin irritates your skin? & if so how do you deal with that? It is the one thing that keeps me from using it every night.

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            • chrisis
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2012
              • 1257

              Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
              I bet it must feel awesome being able to wear your hair up.

              God, I miss those days
              Yeah, it is pretty nice. I've noticed how I can run, and go out in the wind/rain and not care. My confidence is growing.

              Originally posted by 25 going on 65
              Not to hijack your HT thread with skincare posts but, do you find the tretinoin irritates your skin? & if so how do you deal with that? It is the one thing that keeps me from using it every night.
              What strength are you on? I found 0.05% irritating, so I'm down to 0.025%. Are you using a high SPF through the day? Tretinoin will make your skin extremely photosensitive, so be sure to wear a high SPF sunscreen daily, regardless of the weather. It should be at least SPF30, offer UVA and UVB protection and preferably mineral based (zinc or magnesium oxide).

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              • 25 going on 65
                Senior Member
                • Sep 2010
                • 1476

                Originally posted by chrisis
                What strength are you on? I found 0.05% irritating, so I'm down to 0.025%. Are you using a high SPF through the day? Tretinoin will make your skin extremely photosensitive, so be sure to wear a high SPF sunscreen daily, regardless of the weather. It should be at least SPF30, offer UVA and UVB protection and preferably mineral based (zinc or magnesium oxide).
                TBH I am not sure what strength I used in the past. I do use SPF 30 (for UVA/UVB) in the daytime but I look at the ingredients and it is not mineral based.
                What is the advantage of mineral based sunscreen?

                Edit- Also does mineral based sunscreen make people break out more? I hate the greasy/oily feel of sunscreen but the good thing about what I use now is tha tit does not promote breakouts

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                • chrisis
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2012
                  • 1257

                  Originally posted by 25 going on 65
                  TBH I am not sure what strength I used in the past. I do use SPF 30 (for UVA/UVB) in the daytime but I look at the ingredients and it is not mineral based.
                  What is the advantage of mineral based sunscreen?

                  Edit- Also does mineral based sunscreen make people break out more? I hate the greasy/oily feel of sunscreen but the good thing about what I use now is tha tit does not promote breakouts
                  Mineral sunscreens are more stable and tend to be less irritating. I prefer zinc (broader spectrum protection) and I'm use Blue Lizard at the moment. I'm going to try a Shiseido sunscreen next.

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                  • Conpecia
                    Senior Member
                    • Sep 2011
                    • 904

                    Perfect hair man. Look like Timberlake now. Zero trace of any loss, congrats.

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                    • chrisis
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2012
                      • 1257

                      Originally posted by Conpecia
                      Perfect hair man. Look like Timberlake now. Zero trace of any loss, congrats.
                      Haha thanks. That's exactly who the techs said I'd look like

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                      • doinmyheadin
                        Senior Member
                        • Nov 2010
                        • 123

                        Chrisis is it possible to get some close up pictures of the hairline and transplanted hairs. Same distance as (first 3 pictures) pre-op pics on page 1 of this thread. Bit hard to compare, as the post op pics are taken from so much further away.

                        Cheers

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                        • chrisis
                          Senior Member
                          • Feb 2012
                          • 1257

                          Originally posted by doinmyheadin
                          Chrisis is it possible to get some close up pictures of the hairline and transplanted hairs. Same distance as (first 3 pictures) pre-op pics on page 1 of this thread. Bit hard to compare, as the post op pics are taken from so much further away.

                          Cheers
                          Hi doinmyheadin, I planned full professional photo sets at 3 months and 6 months, but the progress has been so fast I thought I'd include this self-pic early at month 4.

                          I have brought forward my 6 month photo set to 5 months, so they'll be up at the usual place within a few weeks. I don't have my own SLR

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                          • JohnnyDrama
                            Member
                            • Dec 2012
                            • 52

                            Re below.....I just got very lucky I reckon. I had a specific weekend in March (Paddys weekend) in mind due to having no work on Monday. I got BHR confirmed for the Saturday at midday, then I said who could I squeeze in over that weekend as a result.

                            I got De Reys on Sat evening, and Mwamba on Mon evening. I called Feridunis clinic and got through to one of the girls who told me that Monday wasn't suitable. It turns out Dr F was directly beside her when I called and interrupted her, they consulted, then she got back to me and told me that they could squeeze me in. 6 weeks wait. Jackpot!

                            Originally posted by sausage
                            Just been having some online consultations. Can't believe how long the waiting list is for a Hair transplant!!!

                            Almost a year waiting list just for a face to face consultation with Feriduni !!!!

                            How long did you have to wait for a HT with Feriduni? Did you have a face to face consultation?

                            Has taken my motivation of getting a hair transplant away. I need a HT asap ie. in next 4 months ideally.

                            Anyone available that doesn't have such long waiting times?
                            Originally posted by chrisis
                            I waited about 4-5 months, I think it might have been a cancellation. It's standard to wait for the better surgeons, as their reputation grows. I'm probably not helping by posting here, so apologies about that...



                            It's a concern I have but I have no choice. I have weighed everything up and I'm not totally without a strategy, i.e. use of minoxidil and Regenepure. I'm hoping we see some better treatments over the next few years too.
                            Sausage....re you wanting a HT sooner rather than later, I think a cancellation might be your best bet with some of the more popular clinics. However, the more I read about the Turkey docs (Hakan Doganay and Koray Erdogan in particular) the more I am liking. I think they typically have a 3-4 month waiting list.

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                            • Sean
                              Senior Member
                              • Jan 2011
                              • 259

                              Keep us posted. It's great to see a doc creat hairlines with attention to detail. You look great early in the hair growth game, im sure itll look great when it is all done growing.

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                              • drybone
                                Senior Member
                                • Dec 2012
                                • 867

                                Hey Chris

                                I forgot to ask you all this time.............How much did you pay per graft and how many grafts did you get.

                                Your hair really looks great I wouldnt be surprised if your doc asked your permission to use your head in advertising.

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