hairdoubling and beardhair... my experience with dr nigams

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  • Arashi
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 3888

    #76
    Originally posted by HairBane
    I think there's at least a possibility (I hope) that Nigam was at least on to SOMETHING, maybe he stumbled across a way of regenerating some hair
    'Think' and 'hope', those are 2 very different things. Of course you can hope but why would you think that ? If you look at the facts: Nigam's 15 graft test failed, his HM procedure on OBI failed and it looks like his hair doubling procedure on Wesley failed. Combine that with the fact Nigam lied about pretty much everything and I really don't see why one would 'think' that he really stumbled onto something ... Of course, theoretically it's not impossible, but in my opinion highly unlikely if you look at the facts. And, again, a doctor only knows he 'stumbled' onto something if he documented his on proof and if he had proof, the first thing he'd do is show it to the world.

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    • HairBane
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2013
      • 300

      #77
      Originally posted by Arashi
      'Think' and 'hope', those are 2 very different things. Of course you can hope but why would you think that ? If you look at the facts: Nigam's 15 graft test failed, his HM procedure on OBI failed and it looks like his hair doubling procedure on Wesley failed. Combine that with the fact Nigam lied about pretty much everything and I really don't see why one would 'think' that he really stumbled onto something ... Of course, theoretically it's not impossible, but in my opinion highly unlikely if you look at the facts. And, again, a doctor only knows he 'stumbled' onto something if he documented his on proof and if he had proof, the first thing he'd do is show it to the world.
      Right, and I dislike Nigam personally (perhaps not as much as you) and think he's a fraud most likely - but if it's him that found the cure I don't care, I just want the cure. I wouldn't recommend anyone to go and get a procedure done with him, obviously, he's clearly pretty awful. What I'm saying is, if he's just splitting grafts and it's as simple as that, maybe he has, on occasion, despite his lack of skill and scientific knowledge, done it semi-successfully. His openness and Mwamba's willingness to experiment after seeing his patients at least offer a shred of evidence in favour of that. I don't know, I guess we'll see.

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      • Arashi
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2012
        • 3888

        #78
        Originally posted by HairBane
        Right, and I dislike Nigam personally (perhaps not as much as you) and think he's a fraud most likely - but if it's him that found the cure I don't care, I just want the cure. I wouldn't recommend anyone to go and get a procedure done with him, obviously, he's clearly pretty awful. What I'm saying is, if he's just splitting grafts and it's as simple as that, maybe he has, on occasion, despite his lack of skill and scientific knowledge, done it semi-successfully. His openness and Mwamba's willingness to experiment after seeing his patients at least offer a shred of evidence in favour of that. I don't know, I guess we'll see.
        Hairloss sucks. Big time. We all want a cure and I couldn't care less if it comes from a guy who I despise for cheating on people. I'm just saying it seems highly unlikely he's really onto something. And if splitting grafts was really that easy, why haven't we seen any credible results in those 10+ years we know about the theory ?

        Mwamba's willingness to look into it is surely a good thing. And who knows, maybe he'll succeed where all others failed. But I'm not getting my hopes up yet. In fact, I've accepted reality that we'll be stuck with traditional (albeit scarless) transplants and current meds for a while and am going to consider what my next step will be. In my opinion it's always better to accept reality and deal with it than to do nothing and just hope for something.

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        • nameless
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2013
          • 965

          #79
          Originally posted by censur
          I mean, guys, it's likely that it has failed bigtime.
          But can you really be 100 % sure after only four months?
          Maybe we should wait until the six or seven month mark before judging the procedure completely?
          I agree. It doesn't look good presently but we need to wait at least 6 or 7 months before we can come to a fair conclusion.

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          • bananana
            Inactive
            • Feb 2012
            • 524

            #80
            I must say, today situation is better than in 2008.

            At least now he can use microfibers to conceal this, however only 4 months passed.
            Final judgement will be at 12 months mark.
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            • Arashi
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2012
              • 3888

              #81
              Originally posted by bananana
              I must say, today situation is better than in 2008.

              At least now he can use microfibers to conceal this, however only 4 months passed.
              Final judgement will be at 12 months mark.
              You do realize he got 5000 grafts via a FUT and a FUE before going to Nigam but after begin 2008 ? So that 2008 picture is not relevant in relation to Nigam's procedure.

              And of course I agree that for any procedure in general, final judgement can only be at 12 months. And some grafts still might grow, if he really messed it up so bad that he killed EVERYTHING, that would be even beyond my worst expectations. Honestly in the beginning I thought that his doubling just didn't work (so half would grow). But now it does start to look worse than that. Again, it's very soon, but seeing NOTHING at 4 months ... that's not good.

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              • bananana
                Inactive
                • Feb 2012
                • 524

                #82
                Originally posted by Arashi
                You do realize he got 5000 grafts via a FUT and a FUE before going to Nigam but after begin 2008 ? So that 2008 picture is not relevant in relation to Nigam's procedure.

                And of course I agree that for any procedure in general, final judgement can only be at 12 months. And some grafts still might grow, if he really messed it up so bad that he killed EVERYTHING, that would be even beyond my worst expectations. Honestly in the beginning I thought that his doubling just didn't work (so half would grow). But now it does start to look worse than that. Again, it's very soon, but seeing NOTHING at 4 months ... that's not good.
                I wasnt aware about other operations.

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                • Arashi
                  Senior Member
                  • Aug 2012
                  • 3888

                  #83
                  Originally posted by bananana
                  I wasnt aware about other operations.
                  Ok. Well we'll see how it goes. Nothing at 4 months is worrysome. If there's still nothing 2 months later, at 6 months then it really becomes bad and if there's nothing at 7 months then chances have reduced pretty much to 0. So I guess we'll know rather soon.

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                  • Arashi
                    Senior Member
                    • Aug 2012
                    • 3888

                    #84
                    Just posted on that other forum, from user "Hairman2" who we all know was very much Pro-Nigam not too long ago:

                    "unfortunately, I have heard some more really bad news from another patient of Dr. Nigam. It appears that another one of Dr Nigams very *prominent cases* has spoken up about a very bad self-assessment. He is however disinclined to make any further comments on it, as he is still awaiting to undergo a professional test (possibly a hair count?!). I think slowly it is time to move on, Dr Nigam's in-vitro doubling does not appear to work.

                    I have been very reluctant to pass any kind of judgment until now but honestly, in no good conscience can I recommend for ANYONE to go to Dr Nigam at this point. I would be willing to reconsider if Dr Mwamba's donor doubling assessment turns out to be positive. Until then the evidence that it is not working as promised is piling on."

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                    • Hair123
                      Member
                      • Mar 2013
                      • 32

                      #85
                      Wesley was already bald, donor depleted and scarred BEFORE going to Nigam and those pictures are not documented properly for an objetive and scientific(ish) analysis.

                      Everyday I read here that the pics that Nigam posts are not documented well enough to know if he is legit.

                      But suddenly the bar on documentation drops very low when the goal is to crucify him?

                      Talk about double standard.

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                      • Arashi
                        Senior Member
                        • Aug 2012
                        • 3888

                        #86
                        Originally posted by Hair123
                        Wesley was already bald, donor depleted and scarred BEFORE going to Nigam and those pictures are not documented properly for an objetive and scientific(ish) analysis.

                        Everyday I read here that the pics that Nigam posts are not documented well enough to know if he is legit.

                        But suddenly the bar on documentation drops very low when the goal is to crucify him?

                        Talk about double standard.
                        You think Hairman2 is lying ? He just said that a very prominent case of Nigam failed too. And it's not just those cases. We KNOW OBI's procedure failed (Nigam even admitted). We KNOW his 15 graft doubling test failed (we've seen the photo's after 291 days). And now we have a prominent case who supposedly failed too and Wesley's being told by a well respected clinic in Antwerp that this procedure failed too. What else do you need man ?

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                        • bananana
                          Inactive
                          • Feb 2012
                          • 524

                          #87
                          Originally posted by Arashi
                          You think Hairman2 is lying ? He just said that a very prominent case of Nigam failed too. And it's not just those cases. We KNOW OBI's procedure failed (Nigam even admitted). We KNOW his 15 graft doubling test failed (we've seen the photo's after 291 days). And now we have a prominent case who supposedly failed too and Wesley's being told by a well respected clinic in Antwerp that this procedure failed too. What else do you need man ?
                          I asked hairman on h4irsite can he elaborate on that new case.
                          I'm sorry about not following closely on the forum (starting my own company and i'm very busy) but can you tell me where Nigam wrote OBI was a failure? Do we have any pics?

                          This does not look very good I must say, and I was very positive about this whole deal from day 1.

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                          • Arashi
                            Senior Member
                            • Aug 2012
                            • 3888

                            #88
                            Originally posted by bananana
                            I asked hairman on h4irsite can he elaborate on that new case.
                            I'm sorry about not following closely on the forum (starting my own company and i'm very busy) but can you tell me where Nigam wrote OBI was a failure? Do we have any pics?

                            This does not look very good I must say, and I was very positive about this whole deal from day 1.
                            He admitted it either on this forum on on that other forum, I think it was that other one. OBI had no results at all.

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                            • gc83uk
                              Senior Member
                              • Nov 2011
                              • 1339

                              #89
                              Dr Nigam is in for a shock

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                              • Pentarou
                                Senior Member
                                • Apr 2013
                                • 482

                                #90
                                Has anyone heard from Tom Vercetti lately? Hope the poor guy's OK...

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