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  • hairysituation
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 206

    #16
    Originally posted by gutted
    oh right. Im not too clued up on HT etc
    I thought it was a histogen type treatment he was working on.
    No. But they are developing a new technique for the implanting in the recipent area. It's called "Stem cell injection". The grafts will be directly injected, instead of making small holes first. It's on their website.

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    • aim4hair
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2011
      • 437

      #17
      I beleive the waiting list is not really as bad as ppl make it sound, it's just up to your flexibility. If you wanna do it with gho, ask them about the dates he will be available in any of his clinics (4 of them) and ask them to inform you whenever he gets a new available date.
      When i did my consultation, first available date was jan 2013, but i got lucky and ended up doing it in august.

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      • mlao
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2009
        • 384

        #18
        Originally posted by 534623
        maybe for the average joe, but if you are a medical doctor...

        ...it can take decades!
        Iron_man?

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        • gc83uk
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2011
          • 1339

          #19
          Originally posted by hairysituation
          No. But they are developing a new technique for the implanting in the recipent area. It's called "Stem cell injection". The grafts will be directly injected, instead of making small holes first. It's on their website.
          I've already mentioned this above, "stem cell injection" is called HSI.

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          • gc83uk
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2011
            • 1339

            #20
            Originally posted by aim4hair
            I beleive the waiting list is not really as bad as ppl make it sound, it's just up to your flexibility. If you wanna do it with gho, ask them about the dates he will be available in any of his clinics (4 of them) and ask them to inform you whenever he gets a new available date.
            When i did my consultation, first available date was jan 2013, but i got lucky and ended up doing it in august.
            Did you just say you've already had the HST this month? How did it go? Apologies if you've already documented your case!

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            • aim4hair
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2011
              • 437

              #21
              Originally posted by gc83uk
              Did you just say you've already had the HST this month? How did it go? Apologies if you've already documented your case!
              I had my HST almost 2 weeks ago. I didnt document my case yet since im still in europe and only got an ipad with me.
              Thanks god, im really threaled with the result so far, i just hope my transplanted hair don't fall off.

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              • 534623
                Senior Member
                • Oct 2011
                • 1854

                #22
                Originally posted by 534623
                Dr. Coen Gho (7 years 4 month)

                Dr. Kristel von Herwijnen (7 years 4 month)

                Dr. Freek Broekhuijse (5 years 2 month)
                + Dr. Novia Mozart (new?)
                + Dr. Deborah Smaal (new?)

                just found at the hsci website.

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                • HairMatters
                  Junior Member
                  • Oct 2012
                  • 4

                  #23
                  Originally posted by 534623
                  + Dr. Novia Mozart (new?)
                  + Dr. Deborah Smaal (new?)

                  just found at the hsci website.
                  Yes Dr. Deborah Smaal is relatively new (not sure how long). She has been trained on the procedure and she currently operates the London clinic with an experienced technician. I scheduled my HST end of November and she will be doing my procedure. I will keep you posted after I get back.

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                  • 534623
                    Senior Member
                    • Oct 2011
                    • 1854

                    #24
                    Originally posted by HairMatters
                    Yes Dr. Deborah Smaal is relatively new (not sure how long). She has been trained on the procedure and she currently operates the London clinic with an experienced technician. I scheduled my HST end of November and she will be doing my procedure. I will keep you posted after I get back.
                    Interesting. Thanks for sharing this information.
                    Anyway, why did you choose Dr. Smaal? You sheduled your HST in London or in Maastricht, where Dr. Smaal normally works according to the HSCI website?

                    According to this page, she must be still very young (25-28, I guess) and, accordingly, she got her (medical) doctor degree sometime this year (2012), at least, according to this page and education history. Seems Dr. Gho recruits the new generation of HT doctors straight from the universities – non-brainwashed and virgin.

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                    • HairMatters
                      Junior Member
                      • Oct 2012
                      • 4

                      #25
                      Originally posted by 534623
                      Interesting. Thanks for sharing this information.
                      Anyway, why did you choose Dr. Smaal? You sheduled your HST in London or in Maastricht, where Dr. Smaal normally works according to the HSCI website?

                      According to this page, she must be still very young (25-28, I guess) and, accordingly, she got her (medical) doctor degree sometime this year (2012), at least, according to this page and education history. Seems Dr. Gho recruits the new generation of HT doctors straight from the universities – non-brainwashed and virgin.
                      I'm going to London. I did not pick her. I wanted to schedule a procedure date in Amsterdam and the wait was about 4-5 months. There was only one day open in London end of November and Dr. Smaal was the one traveling to London during this period. I believe that the tools are half the job. A doctor practicing for few months to drill holes (correct angle and depth), with the right tools and the medium solution used to keep the grafts alive the results should be the same as Gho himself doing the procedure. I actually feel more comfortable due to the fact that Dr. Gho is trusting her to take on the procedure by herself in another country. Let's hope I'm right.

                      I was also told that London clinic is not as fancy/modern as Amsterdam or Maastricht; but was assured that the procedure is exactly the same.

                      Hope this helps. I will definitely keep this forum updated with my experience.

                      Cheers.

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                      • NeedHairASAP
                        Senior Member
                        • Jul 2011
                        • 1408

                        #26
                        Originally posted by HairMatters
                        I'm going to London. I did not pick her. I wanted to schedule a procedure date in Amsterdam and the wait was about 4-5 months. There was only one day open in London end of November and Dr. Smaal was the one traveling to London during this period. I believe that the tools are half the job. A doctor practicing for few months to drill holes (correct angle and depth), with the right tools and the medium solution used to keep the grafts alive the results should be the same as Gho himself doing the procedure. I actually feel more comfortable due to the fact that Dr. Gho is trusting her to take on the procedure by herself in another country. Let's hope I'm right.

                        I was also told that London clinic is not as fancy/modern as Amsterdam or Maastricht; but was assured that the procedure is exactly the same.

                        Hope this helps. I will definitely keep this forum updated with my experience.

                        Cheers.

                        She helped with my procedure. You're in good hands.

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                        • HairMatters
                          Junior Member
                          • Oct 2012
                          • 4

                          #27
                          Originally posted by NeedHairASAP
                          She helped with my procedure. You're in good hands.
                          Hello NeedHairASAP, what was the extend of her help? was she being trained at the time? Did she perform the whole procedure? They told me to show up at 7:30 am. I should get 1200-1400 grafts. What was your total graft count and how long did it take?

                          Also, how long did you stay before flying out? Did you wear a hat on the flight?

                          Thank you in advance.

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                          • gc83uk
                            Senior Member
                            • Nov 2011
                            • 1339

                            #28
                            I've never personally met Deborah Smaal, but if I have any questions she is the first person I email at HASCI, she always gets back to me within 24 hours, sometimes quicker.

                            Iron Man, I know you probably don't want to let us all know when your procedure is, but are you scheduled before Christmas? a Yes or No would be sufficient.

                            Also Deborah always signs her emails as MD, in the UK that would usually stand for Managing Director, perhaps that means something different, but I think she is a bit more special that a simple technician

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                            • HairMatters
                              Junior Member
                              • Oct 2012
                              • 4

                              #29
                              Originally posted by gc83uk
                              I've never personally met Deborah Smaal, but if I have any questions she is the first person I email at HASCI, she always gets back to me within 24 hours, sometimes quicker.

                              Iron Man, I know you probably don't want to let us all know when your procedure is, but are you scheduled before Christmas? a Yes or No would be sufficient.

                              Also Deborah always signs her emails as MD, in the UK that would usually stand for Managing Director, perhaps that means something different, but I think she is a bit more special that a simple technician
                              Thanks for the info. Btw, she is not a technician, MD means a Medical Doctor.

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                              • 534623
                                Senior Member
                                • Oct 2011
                                • 1854

                                #30
                                Originally posted by gc83uk

                                a Yes or No would be sufficient.
                                Yes or No.

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