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looks like hair multipication is becoming a standar there LOL hell
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Just read what the forum member (Balding Indian UK) Hair Site wrote. Theread called "More Dr Nigam cotroversy - Must Read!"Comment
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i dont think it has to do with the Dr but just think the Dr has the clinic and calls an"internet site creator marketing specialist" and this guy is like omg....loooooooooooool , but why there is the same thumbmail pic of multipication as of nigams site? i think Dr nigam must " clear his place" from these fakeass clone Drs...Comment
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I don't believe that though.
The Dr. Opens up the clinic, gets release forms from patients allowing them to have their pictures taken and used online. They come back for a review/follow up of their procedure months later, take more photos which are then given to the web developer for use on the website.
Throughout this whole process, the Dr. DAMN WELL BETTER be informed of the process of documenting the whole thing and how its going to show up on THEIR website.
Its also interesting to note that the website's address was first registered last month... much later than 2010 with that fake documented case. So what happened? Did they take photos regardless eventhough they didn't have a website? Did they plan on having a site? If they planned, why did someone very obviously take the time to patch someones bald head and supply the photograph to a hair transplant clinic? Was they photo editor naive or just stupid?Comment
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I agree with greatjob and others that we need to be a little more reserved and wait until we see legitimate results. I'm as excited as the next guy to have boldy and nigam attacking this, but over the past week or so I've calmed down and the rationality is kicking back in. We haven't seen much yet, so it's going to take a lot of proof. I'll reserve judgment until I see it or the lack thereof.Comment
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Whatever you think of Dr Nigam and his presentational style, Boldy is one of the 'good guys' of the online hair loss community, and him having access to labs to apply his advanced knowledge and put recent research into practice is a Good Thing. Maybe the process won't go as hoped, or will take longer, that's unfortunately always a possibility in all scientific endeavours. We will see in time, but I strongly doubt that someone with Boldy's fortitude will give up on this fight if events don't go exactly as planned first time round.Comment
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Yup, much easier to clone in photoshop than with stem cells.Comment
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Its disturbing to see all these dodgy doctors claiming HM,
is it just me or Dr nigamz gone quiet lately?Comment
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This is truely disgusting. Look at the folds or wrinkles in his shirt too. They match. What an insult!Also, this image:
Which is taken from Dr. Anjali Shere's website, is very badly and obviously photoshopped. Not only do I see obvious use of the clone tool but when brought into photoshop and using the levels adjustment, I can see where the transitions of patches begin and end. Not only that, the image on the right is THE EXACT SAME IMAGE as the one on the left.
Fraud.
There's another patient pic next to that one on her site that also looks like it's photoshopped.Comment
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Upon investigation, apparently there is:
And India's Central Bureau of Investigation looks just as amateur and suspect as any of these hair stem cell doctors.
Holy shit.
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Upon investigation, apparently there is:
And India's Central Bureau of Investigation looks just as amateur and suspect as any of these hair stem cell doctors.
Holy shit.Dude the reason Dr. Nigam is able to do what he is doing is because there is little oversite or regulation in India. He wouldn't be able to do what he's doing in the states or the U.K., there's a trade off. He can freely practice experimental medicine and fraudulent doctors can freely rob people blind with little repercussion. What I don't understand is how these doctors that rip people off and ruin their lives are still walking around, if I was robbed by some hack he wouldn't be able to walk or eat solid foods again let alone hold a surgical tool.Originally posted by hellouserComment
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Dr Nigam said that Dr Anjali works for him?
'1) With due respect to Dr. Gho whatever I have read about his procedure, his published papers and one of my colleague from Mumbai Dr. Anjali who visited him at Amsterdam and was present in his hair transplant OT she also took patient to him few years back when she was not known to me and Dr. Gho also visited at her clinic at Mumbai, she told me the processing of longitudinal section of hair follicle was done in 3-4 hrs by Dr. Gho at his Hair Transplant OT there was no regenerative lab;Comment
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