Dr. Gho is willing to restore my NW1.5-NW2

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  • canuhandleit
    Member
    • Jan 2013
    • 33
    #1

    Dr. Gho is willing to restore my NW1.5-NW2

    I sent him pictures as well as my intention to try & keep my hairline at the level it currently is. Considering there is alleged donor regeneration, I am hoping that I can keep getting treatment every 9-12 months to replace lost hair. I am 23. I also do not take finasteride, which I mentioned to them. I've taken it once before with side effects that I couldn't stand. I tend to be very sensitive to anything that modifies my hormones.

    His team got back to me saying that they could do 800-1000 grafts on my hairline.

    I took a shot at it, thinking that Dr. Gho and basically any other doctor would turn me around. Is it weird that he is willing to do the procedure? I will seriously consider it, if I have enough donor to do so, up to 80% of the donor regenerates, there is no scarring, and it hold me out until new treatments in the next 5-6 years.
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    • Shan
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2013
      • 366
      #2
      Think twice before you go through with this. You are only 23 and have hair.

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        • canuhandleit
          Member
          • Jan 2013
          • 33
          #3
          Originally posted by Shan
          Think twice before you go through with this. You are only 23 and have hair.
          I agree with you. I am just curious as to why they are willing to operate on me. I had been expected to be turned around.

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            • Shan
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2013
              • 366
              #4
              Well it s Dr Gho and he is defo not recommended YET

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                • 534623
                  Senior Member
                  • Oct 2011
                  • 1854
                  #5
                  Originally posted by Shan
                  Well it s Dr Gho and he is defo not recommended YET
                  Says - WHO?

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                    • gc83uk
                      Senior Member
                      • Nov 2011
                      • 1339
                      #6
                      Originally posted by Shan
                      Well it s Dr Gho and he is defo not recommended YET
                      Seriously, where have you been?

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                        • cocacola
                          Senior Member
                          • Feb 2013
                          • 222
                          #7
                          Chek tobban case. He is 24 restored his hairline, looks very natural. There is nothing wrong in taking ht route if its scarless with a possibility of regen. Normal ht dont want to operate on younger people because they know they are scarring people for life and they dont know how those people hairloss will progress.
                          Last edited by Winston; 04-26-2013, 11:05 AM. Reason: Inappropriate comment removed.

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                            • aim4hair
                              Senior Member
                              • Aug 2011
                              • 437
                              #8
                              Originally posted by canuhandleit
                              I agree with you. I am just curious as to why they are willing to operate on me. I had been expected to be turned around.
                              Young patients are not advised to do traditional HTs because of donor limitation and scarring, so for example if you do a traditional HT and in the future need more work but you don't have enough donor to cover, then you are screwed since you can't shave your head because of scars and leaving your hair long will look ridicules..
                              Now with gho you won't face any of those issues, since with regeneration you can expand your donor supply and if you decide to stop with the HT path and shave, you will have no scars... So really age is not an issue..
                              You just need to consider your financial situationsince HST is not cheap, but if you can afford multiple treatments thengo for it.

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                                • hellouser
                                  Senior Member
                                  • May 2012
                                  • 4419
                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by gc83uk
                                  Seriously, where have you been?
                                  Ignore him. This is the same guy that says (with certainty) that the only meds that stop/reverse AGA are FDA approved drugs, which are only two, Finasteride and Minoxidil, one of which has castrated many great men.

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                                    • Pentarou
                                      Senior Member
                                      • Apr 2013
                                      • 482
                                      #10
                                      Are the HASCI clinics ever willing to take a NW2 down to a NW1 or 1.5, out of curiosity?

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                                        • canuhandleit
                                          Member
                                          • Jan 2013
                                          • 33
                                          #11
                                          Originally posted by cocacola
                                          Chek tobban case. He is 24 restored his hairline, looks very natural. There is nothing wrong in taking ht route if its scarless with a possibility of regen. Normal ht dont want to operate on younger people because they know they are scarring people for life and they dont know how those people hairloss will progress.
                                          Where can I find the Tobban case?

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                                            • canuhandleit
                                              Member
                                              • Jan 2013
                                              • 33
                                              #12
                                              Originally posted by aim4hair
                                              Young patients are not advised to do traditional HTs because of donor limitation and scarring, so for example if you do a traditional HT and in the future need more work but you don't have enough donor to cover, then you are screwed since you can't shave your head because of scars and leaving your hair long will look ridicules..
                                              Now with gho you won't face any of those issues, since with regeneration you can expand your donor supply and if you decide to stop with the HT path and shave, you will have no scars... So really age is not an issue..
                                              You just need to consider your financial situationsince HST is not cheap, but if you can afford multiple treatments thengo for it.
                                              Interesting. My financial situation fortunately allows me to pursue as many treatments as is necessary.

                                              I have been told that my hair swirls all over my head - I wonder if that would be a problem for transplanting.

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                                                • FearTheLoss
                                                  Senior Member
                                                  • Dec 2012
                                                  • 1581
                                                  #13
                                                  Age doesn't matter for Gho because there is regeneration and no visible scarring. Worst case scenario you can shave your head and move on.

                                                  I know they work on young patients too, they have an 8 year old burn victim they are working on.

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                                                    • FearTheLoss
                                                      Senior Member
                                                      • Dec 2012
                                                      • 1581
                                                      #14
                                                      Here is that case of Tobban you were looking for. It is still growing in as he is only at 4 months, but it's looking good and will look much better.

                                                      Originally posted by JJJJrS
                                                      Here is the same Swedish patient, tobban. He updated the pictures and his hair is grown out a little more now:

                                                      Before:


                                                      After 4.5 Months:


                                                      This is after just 4.5 months so there's plenty of growing left but it looks great so far.

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                                                        • Shan
                                                          Senior Member
                                                          • Feb 2013
                                                          • 366
                                                          #15
                                                          Why is dr gho not in the iahrs?

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