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Ok here are 1 month beard donor area pictures after a cleanish shave .
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Originally Posted by kundun
Vinnytr thanks for the info.
Dr Doganay had drawn my attention after I had seen a HT from someone in Antwerpen (who apparently also knows you...) He posts pics on a regular basis. Have to admit it looks very good.
Both of you speak Turkish which is an advantage. I had problems contacting them due to language problems. When I visited them to asked a translator to help.
What worries me is if there remain scars in the beard area. Both of apparently don't have any.
Language should not be an issue , Dr Doganay told me he is recruiting a german/english speaker just to deal with patients from outside Europe .
When i was over there for my HT last month he sounded very enthusiastic about sharing his work on various international forums.
I am awaiting some pictures from his other patients mainly local ones where he can track their progress regularly and take pics .
I will share them on the forum as well as my own .
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Thanks for the pics. Looks good.
I don't see any scars in the beard area only some irritation from wrong growing hair but that will disappear.
When I was there a few weeks ago Dr Doganay told me that a translater was starting in January.
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@ Vinnytr : I read the postings from you before your HT regarding the Choi implanterpen.
Do you know how Dr Doganay handles multiple grafts with the pen ?
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Originally Posted by kundun
@ Vinnytr : I read the postings from you before your HT regarding the Choi implanterpen.
Do you know how Dr Doganay handles multiple grafts with the pen ?
Yes those were the times i was researching about his technique and i was shocked by the amount of negative views regarding choi implanter . However i am a quite mechanically minded guy myself and after seeing how it works the use of a choi implanter pen compared to cutting slits on your scalp to insert grafts in made more sense to me. I have also seen Dr Doganay s results with lots of patients which did help too .
I think i found the answer to the question "why does not other ht surgeons use choi implanter pen ?" From what i have seen the simple answer is ,this technique requires a larger team of nurses to seperate / clean grafts and constantly re-fill the choi pens during translant.
He uses different diameter pens for different grafts , max diameter was 0.9mm if i remember correctly .
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Vinnytr thanks for your info.
I have seen a video where they used the choi pen. I saw several people filling the pen. Much more people were needed compared with traditional slits.
Probably it is still to realy to say something about your status ?
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Good lad Vinny, Im having my first HT in a few months and its nice to see someone who will not be using Fin post operation. I am of a similar opinion.
I am an NW3 but I have relatively thick hair from the middle of my scalp backwards. I will prob need another procedure before Histogen/Aderans arrive but I think I can cover up with Toppik until then. My rate of hair loss is pretty slow.
Good Luck
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I used Fina for a half year, years ago. But stopped due to too many side effects. Think that stuff can't be healthy.
On Sunday I will visit a belgian guy who had his HT with Dr Doganay in June.
Am very curious to see it and if there are no scars in the beard area.
Seems to mee Doganay uses beard area with most patients.
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