Hair Transplant Laser Removal

[bhallic24]

So I had a bad transplant of about 1000 units to the frontal hair line with poor density.
Ended up deciding that instead of going the route of repair and potentially mmore surgery, I figured I've come to terms and want to just remove the poorly transplanted units.

I don't even need the transplanted hair replaced. Is laser removal the best option? I know they can do FUE but that's another hole punched into your head and potential sccarring.

Anyone with experience in this matter or have suggestions of which surgeon is best to go to for this? Is laser removal usually a high success rate to remove the unwanted transplanted hair? Much appreciated.

[jamesst11]

I had the exact same procedure as you, with the exact same results.... I don't know if laser surgery would be useful, but it could be. Anyone have any experience with this?

[vinaymieux]

Could you share some photos

[CaliD]

I've had laser hair removal on my shoulders & arms and after 11 expensive sessions over nearly a 3 yr period at a well respected clinic I still grow about 20% of the hair I grew before the I did the laser. It's frustrating to say the least. I have what they consider ideal features with dark hair and fairly light complexion. I'm not sure if this translates to the top of the head but I'm just saying be careful of what you're getting yourself into.

They told me about 6-8 sessions should do the trick (yeah right). I'm happy my shoulders don't look like Sasquatch anymore but I'm not hair free and still have to shave 2-3x a week though admittedly shaving is a lot easier now with less hair.

[Anonymous38]

Hi. I am also a hair transplant victim. Can I ask what you did to solve your problem? I would very much like my transplanted hair to be removed.

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