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  • Ziggyz123
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2015
    • 368

    Who does dense packing in U.S?

    Looking to have a transplant pretty soon, but I would like dense packing because it's just along my hairline that looks eaten up. I know rahal is great, but he is expensive fuE and not U.S. Feller is great too, but again my budget sucks. I have about 10k but can have 13k and need about 2000-2200 !

    Who is good at hairline work?!?!
  • jamesst11
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2014
    • 1110

    #2
    I hear great things about feller, shapiro, cole, rahal, hasson and wong, etc... Once again my friend, I will be absolutely SHOCKED if any of these clinics take on your case based on our pictures. Your hair loss seems way too minimal, and a hair transplant right now, in my humble opinion, has 90% chance of destroying your life. can any one else chime in on this??

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    • Ziggyz123
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2015
      • 368

      #3
      What's up James, I really can't take this thinning. I can't style my hair or even brush it back over the rest because it looks horrendous. I'd go back to minox, but it irritates me. So transplants are the only way!

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      • CaliD
        Member
        • Apr 2015
        • 67

        #4
        Dr. Konior. Minox liquid is more irritating than the foam because of something it has in it that I can't remember. Even the foam irritates me I combat this by washing it out of my hair after 3-4 hrs.

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        • Ziggyz123
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2015
          • 368

          #5
          Originally posted by CaliD
          Dr. Konior. Minox liquid is more irritating than the foam because of something it has in it that I can't remember. Even the foam irritates me I combat this by washing it out of my hair after 3-4 hrs.
          Hey man, konoir was actually a top thought because his work is so clean. Does he perform fue? And how are his prices?

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          • CaliD
            Member
            • Apr 2015
            • 67

            #6
            Not sure about his prices but his hairline density work looks awesome from what I've seen. He performs fue.

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            • WHTC Clinic
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              • Oct 2013
              • 427

              #7
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              • Ziggyz123
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2015
                • 368

                #8
                Originally posted by WHTC Clinic
                FUE or strip?
                FUE because I'm only 24. At this stage, a scar would be hard to live with.

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                • DAVE52
                  Senior Member
                  • Sep 2010
                  • 776

                  #9
                  Based on the pics you posted in another thread You don't need a HT .

                  You get a HT now , I'd say be prepared for further procedures later on in life

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                  • jamesst11
                    Senior Member
                    • Jun 2014
                    • 1110

                    #10
                    Also, if you get an HT be thoroughly prepared for telogen effluvium, this is what most doctors won't tell you. You have a great chance of experiencing this. You will loose a ton of hair around the recipient sites and may notice thinning all over the scalp... THE PROBLEM?? well, you're not on propecia anymore, so if you have MPB, you may permanently loose a lot of hair. This has happened, many many times... please google it. Sorry to be on your ass about this brotha!! just bring these things up with your surgeon. This is the last thing I'll say! good luck.

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                    • Ziggyz123
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2015
                      • 368

                      #11
                      James, I'm still on propecia dude. 1 year and 8 months almost 9.

                      It's crazy because I see others get transplants and not get shock loss.. Hard to think that I will, but then again you have had one and I haven't.

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                      • CaliD
                        Member
                        • Apr 2015
                        • 67

                        #12
                        I just saw your other thread with your pics. You should definitely not touch your hair at this point. You'll do more harm than good. Stay on Fin and be grateful, check back in 10 years.

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                        • Sean
                          Senior Member
                          • Jan 2011
                          • 262

                          #13
                          Careful with dense packing in a small zone, esp if you have native hair present. It is good to break up the procedure to make sure you get adequate yield. How is your hair type? Is it thick or thin or wavy etc? All these factors can also play a role.

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