Really need advice! Go ahead with dr Gho?

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  • Gandolf
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2011
    • 198

    #16
    Originally posted by aim4hair
    What kind of evidence you need when the company itself admits the possibility of permanent side effects!!

    Below is a quick look at the side effects from propecia site:

    "In clinical studies for PROPECIA, a small number of men experienced certain sexual side effects, such as less desire for sex, difficulty in achieving an erection, or a decrease in the amount of semen. Each of these side effects occurred in less than 2% of men and went away in men who stopped taking PROPECIA because of them."

    The above part is OK, since it mentions that sides wll go away once you quit the drug, but then comes the next paragraph:

    "In general use, the following have been reported: breast tenderness and enlargement (tell your doctor about any changes in your breasts such as lumps, pain, or nipple discharge); depression; decrease in sex drive that continued after stopping the medication; allergic reactions including rash, itching, hives, and swelling of the lips and face; problems with ejaculation that continued after stopping medication; testicular pain; difficulty in achieving an erection that continued after stopping the medication; male infertility and/or poor quality of semen; and, in rare cases, male breast cancer. Tell your doctor if you have any side effect that bothers you or that does not go away."
    It says to tell your Dr. if you experience it, that's different from saying there's a probability you will experience it. I'm not opposed to those who say Propecia is too risky, I just think it's insane when those same people are saying have surgery. Surgery, without a shadow of a doubt, poses a significantly greater risk of long term problems than Propecia.

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    • aim4hair
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2011
      • 437

      #17
      Originally posted by Gandolf
      It says to tell your Dr. if you experience it, that's different from saying there's a probability you will experience it. I'm not opposed to those who say Propecia is too risky, I just think it's insane when those same people are saying have surgery. Surgery, without a shadow of a doubt, poses a significantly greater risk of long term problems than Propecia.
      What kinda greater risk of long term problems would a scarless surgery poses ?

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      • Kiwi
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2011
        • 1087

        #18
        Do not goto Gho.

        Get plucking from Jerry Cooley. I'm serious brother - ironman and hellouser work for Gho.

        G3skock is just photos from Ghos secretary - it's all photoshopped

        Sad but true

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        • 534623
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2011
          • 1854

          #19
          Originally posted by aim4hair
          What kinda greater risk of long term problems would a scarless surgery poses ?
          He is talking about this problem...

          ...in case if he will suffer from permanent shockloss or DUPA or senescent AGA after having his hair transplants by Rahal and/or Hasson&Wrong.
          Especially above/behind his ears - everybody will see his stretching long strip scar and he will be unable to hide this "dirty secret". That is his problem.

          [photo removed at user's request. Please not repost other's member's photos without their permission]

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          • Gandolf
            Senior Member
            • Sep 2011
            • 198

            #20
            Originally posted by aim4hair
            What kinda greater risk of long term problems would a scarless surgery poses ?
            1)Individual scars might be too small to be noticed on the head when looking at it but there is still scar tissue created (Gho admits this himself in one of the Spencer Kobren interviews).
            2)Poor aesthetic results
            3)Poor yields
            4)Poor donor regeneration

            I am not saying that numbers 1, 2, and 3 are going to happen...but they are certainly a theoretical risk of going under the knife.

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            • 534623
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2011
              • 1854

              #21
              Originally posted by Gandolf
              1)Individual scars might be too small to be noticed on the head when looking at it but there is still scar tissue created (Gho admits this himself in one of the Spencer Kobren interviews).
              No - that's NOT what he said. He said completely the contrary and he even explained why this can't happen.

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              • Gandolf
                Senior Member
                • Sep 2011
                • 198

                #22
                Originally posted by 534623
                No - that's NOT what he said. He said completely the contrary and he even explained why this can't happen.
                Sorry buddy but you are 100% wrong. Just listen to this youtube clip of the interview for a few seconds starting at 21 min 10 seconds. I will also transcribe below the exact conversation which you can verify.



                Gho: We did some studies where we used the same donor area after 3 months, and 3 months is too short if you extract within 3 months, you will indeed, what you said, the donor area is not healed properly yet. And therefore, will damage the donor area too much within the 3 months, and therefore will leave scars.

                Spencer: Right. But even if you leave 12 months, there's still going to be some degree, even if it's microscopic, of scarring?

                Gho: Yes.


                Spencer: Some degree of damage to the area?

                Gho: Yes.

                Spencer: Some degree of hardening, or fibrosis?

                Gho: Yes.

                Spencer: Whatever you want to call it.

                Gho: Yes.

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                • Kiwi
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2011
                  • 1087

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Gandolf
                  Sorry buddy but you are 100% wrong. Just listen to this youtube clip of the interview for a few seconds starting at 21 min 10 seconds. I will also transcribe below the exact conversation which you can verify.



                  Gho: We did some studies where we used the same donor area after 3 months, and 3 months is too short if you extract within 3 months, you will indeed, what you said, the donor area is not healed properly yet. And therefore, will damage the donor area too much within the 3 months, and therefore will leave scars.

                  Spencer: Right. But even if you leave 12 months, there's still going to be some degree, even if it's microscopic, of scarring?

                  Gho: Yes.


                  Spencer: Some degree of damage to the area?

                  Gho: Yes.

                  Spencer: Some degree of hardening, or fibrosis?

                  Gho: Yes.

                  Spencer: Whatever you want to call it.

                  Gho: Yes.
                  Good on you Gandalf.

                  F u c k up ironman.

                  My Gho scars have not healed. Where is HST 3.0? Is that a TV show?

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                  • 534623
                    Senior Member
                    • Oct 2011
                    • 1854

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Gandolf
                    Sorry buddy but you are 100% wrong. Just listen to this youtube clip of the interview for a few seconds starting at 21 min 10 seconds. I will also transcribe below the exact conversation which you can verify.

                    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xapYyuI0lVA
                    Sure, I've just verified - but just your low IQ:

                    When Dr. Gho says "yes" multiple times after another, that simply means "Yes, I fully understand what you mean, I fully understand what you want to know..." - and Dr. Gho's multiple "yes" is NOT a "yes" to every Spencer Kobrens blah blah blah talk in this context/scene (Dr. Gho doesn't even listen anymore in this moment) - as you try to pretend with your low IQ "transcript".

                    By the way, I'm always doing the same in a similar way with idiots or women, as soon as I notice that they irreversibly "believe" that they are right and when I get bored in addition, to end a useless debate; yes, yes, yes, sure, yes, sure, without any doubts, yes - what means, in fact, "f*** you - you will always believe that you know it better anyhow" - what finally makes, especially idiots and women, even more pissed - and I know why ...

                    Okay, let me listen what Dr. Gho is saying concerning this issue in the 2nd round with Kobren (btw-neither the 1st nor the 2nd interview has been Dr. Gho's idea/desire - I mean, contrary to the joker Dr. Nigam):

                    Spencer Kobren speaks with Dr. Coen Gho, about the current status and efficacy of his proprietary hair restoration technique, Hair Stem Cell Transplantation (HST). For daily updates on the world of hair loss follow Spencer Kobren on Twitter @spencerkobren Subscribe: iTunes (audio) | iTunes (video) | Zune (audio) | Zune (video) | RSS (audio) |...


                    Starting at 34:10>>>>

                    So, as you can see and hear, Spencer didn't give up concerning his "by third parties implanted" microscopic scarring paranoia. But this time, he didn't ask Dr. Gho this issue a 2nd and a 3rd time; perhaps he too understood Dr. Gho's yes, yes, yes part in the 1st interview also as the same what women understand in my case when I start to say "yes, yes, yes..." -as explained above. I can almost see in Dr. Gho's face what he is thinking, as soon as Spencer is asking this shit once again ...

                    Anyway, Mr. Transcript,
                    make a new transcript, and post what Dr. Gho explained in the 2nd interview.

                    So what is Dr. Gho saying? Why can't you see any scars?
                    What's THE reason why fibrous scar tissue in the skin is practically impossible to form?

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                    • Gandolf
                      Senior Member
                      • Sep 2011
                      • 198

                      #25
                      Originally posted by 534623
                      Sure, I've just verified - but just your low IQ:

                      When Dr. Gho says "yes" multiple times after another, that simply means "Yes, I fully understand what you mean, I fully understand what you want to know..." - and Dr. Gho's multiple "yes" is NOT a "yes" to every Spencer Kobrens blah blah blah talk in this context/scene (Dr. Gho doesn't even listen anymore in this moment) - as you try to pretend with your low IQ "transcript".
                      Holy shit, it is one thing to make an incorrect statement, but when presented with incontrovertible evidence to the contrary, you still can't just admit you made a mistake. And even that's not enough, you're basically saying you can read Dr. Gho's mind, lol.

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                      • 534623
                        Senior Member
                        • Oct 2011
                        • 1854

                        #26
                        Originally posted by Gandolf
                        Holy shit, it is one thing to make an incorrect statement, but when presented with incontrovertible evidence to the contrary, you still can't just admit you made a mistake. And even that's not enough, you're basically saying you can read Dr. Gho's mind, lol.
                        lol?

                        Aren't you one of those useless losers, who always ask for "enough evidence"?

                        Is here someone, who knows why he can't find "enough evidence"? lol

                        The answer is pretty simple ... lol

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                        • Gandolf
                          Senior Member
                          • Sep 2011
                          • 198

                          #27
                          Originally posted by 534623
                          lol?

                          Aren't you one of those useless losers, who always ask for "enough evidence"?
                          So someone who wants to see dozens and dozens of thoroughly documented cases and also, peer reviewed studies before they would let a Dr. perform surgery on their head with what would basically at this stage be considered an experimented procedure is a "useless loser" now?
                          Originally posted by 534623
                          Is here someone, who knows why he can't find "enough evidence"? lol
                          I don't even know what you're trying to say or imply with this part.

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                          • 534623
                            Senior Member
                            • Oct 2011
                            • 1854

                            #28
                            Originally posted by Gandolf
                            So someone who wants to see dozens and dozens of thoroughly documented cases and also, peer reviewed studies before they would let a Dr. perform surgery on their head with what would basically at this stage be considered an experimented procedure is a "useless loser" now?
                            Right. Everything exists what you mention. Find the "evidences" yourself.

                            Btw - where is your new TRANSCRIPTION?

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                            • Gandolf
                              Senior Member
                              • Sep 2011
                              • 198

                              #29
                              Originally posted by 534623
                              Right. Everything exists what you mention. Find the "evidences" yourself.

                              Btw - where is your new TRANSCRIPTION?
                              No new transcription, I only provided the exact words from the Gho interview to show that your claim was 100% wrong.

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                              • 534623
                                Senior Member
                                • Oct 2011
                                • 1854

                                #30
                                Originally posted by Gandolf
                                No new transcription ....
                                Of course no - because it's not your intention to find "evidence".

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