The Ironman Procedure
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Without 1) outlining a clear defined "observation area" (blue, green, red, yellow square or whatever) and without 2) marking OR encircling each and every extraction wound, and in addition 3) labeling them with numbers (for quick orientation/comparison etc) - regeneration or not?
gc's case, without doing exactly all this - especially doubters would still claim "I can't see/compare anything!" or "I can only see nice healing ...!" or "doesn't look different to after having normal FUE!" ...
Here we have such a case - Tobban, the young HST guy from Sweden ...
Full resolution - BEFORE having HST extractions ...
Full resolution - immediately AFTER HST extractions ...
Full resolution - 5 WEEKS AFTER having HST extractions ...
Regeneration or not?
Without any doubts - he already HAD (and still has) at least 80% donor regeneration.
But where is the (real visible) proof?
Show me the proof ...Comment
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And finally, a somewhat zoomed photo of Day-4 …
Test-Day-4
So we have to wait 3 days, until you can make again macro-/high resolution views.Comment
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For your case, I think the analysis will be much easier. The angles seem to be more consistent among the different photos and the black reference points should help greatly. As long as you can keep the hairs short, counting them will be simple.
If the photos are consistent and reference points are marked, then any person following the analysis will easily be able to verify it, either by inspection or by counting the hairs also. By simplifying the analysis, the results are much more impressive for the average person because they can clearly see, without much trouble, how the analysis was conducted.Comment
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Excellent photos Iron Man, almost brings a tear to my eye
Will you be doing a count of how many hairs out e.g 50 extraction sites have shown regrowth?
Depending on how detailed you want to be, you could even show a line-graph, number of days on the x-axis vs % regrowth on the y-axis.
I can also see some strange spots of grey on some of the hair shafts, is that just grey hair? I never thought of grey hair starting like that!Comment
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Excellent photos Iron Man, almost brings a tear to my eye
Will you be doing a count of how many hairs out e.g 50 extraction sites have shown regrowth?
Depending on how detailed you want to be, you could even show a line-graph, number of days on the x-axis vs % regrowth on the y-axis.
I have just seen a new video on Dr. Gho's website - Dr. Gho is 47 (according to the techs and Dr. Mozart), but it seems that the guy doesn't get old.Comment
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No, I think these "strange spots of grey" are just some remnants of the Fucidin creme, which I applied the last time 1 day before. Actually, I applied this creme just once at all, but NOT on day 1 to day 2 after the procedure (as suggested), instead of, on day 3, due to the strip-scar-graftings. Contrary, I couldn't apply Minoxidil on the strip-scar-grafts, due to extractions wounds.
But I think, so far, everything works as expected - so far.
By the way ...
Today, I thouched the first time with my finger-tips carefully the front area - ohhhhhhhhhh, what a feeeeeeeeling ...Comment
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ah the fucidin cream of course, that explains it!
Any chance of you posting a percentage of your current regrowth tomorrow or even if there isnt much regrowth yet, then at least upload the 50 odd circles your monitoring?
I would do it myself, but I'm working long hours atm and I reckon your twiddling your thumbs at home whilst recovering lol.
BTW I really miss people challenging HST, seems like almost everyone is convinced and it's all your fault!Comment
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Hey clarence,
check this nice photo out …
Guess what - I got such nice strip-scars at a point in my life...
Right-Ear-View-Day-5
And finally, a somewhat zoomed photo ...
Test-Day-5
As you can see, there is pretty much dandruff (shedding of dead skin cells from the scalp) going on at the moment. Before having the photo shooting, I washed my head still carefully (and still without rubbing or touching the grafts or drying the head by rubbing the head with a towel thereafter) with head & shoulders anti-dandruff shampoo (provided by HSCI) and with a lot of just showering thereafter after applying the stuff - dandruff is still there, because there is a lot going on at the moment, especially in the donor area.
Furthermore, I always inspect carefully the flushing water after every head wash - so far, I could find zero, zilch, nada in the water. That means, I couldn't find any "shock loss hairs" in the water, nor any hairs from the grafted follicles in the recipient area - so far so good.Comment
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This is all very nice and all, but not sure what you're trying to accomplish ? I mean we've seen enough regrowth pictures by now, they're all over the internet from different sources, albeit yours are the best by far.
What we do NOT have seen before is a combination of pictures from which we can count the total number of extracted hairs. If this number is very close to the transplanted graft number THEN we'll know that the regrowth in the pictures is REAL regrowth and not just failed extractions growing back.Comment
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On the plus, it seems some hairs are already growing back ..Comment
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Also, there is still some skepticism, at least on the Dutch board, regarding the amount of double and tripple grafts transplanted (some people think Gho focuses on single grafts). Your pictures are of high enough quality to also count that and maybe put an end (or confirm) those doubts ...Comment
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1) your procedure nor with
2) any other HST report out there.
What we do NOT have seen before is a combination of pictures from which we can count the total number of extracted hairs. If this number is very close to the transplanted graft number THEN we'll know that the regrowth in the pictures is REAL regrowth and not just failed extractions growing back.
Let me know your numbers. Thanks in advance, because that would save me some time.Comment
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