I went to the “Bosely Group” up in Seattle in 1990. I had a hairline just like that guy. To their credit they told me “You are no longer in High School, you are a 27 year old young man with an appropriate hairline for your age. Frankly, I don’t even know why you are here”. Unbeknownst to me, my hairline had already stabilized and it and remained the same until today. I’m now 58.
@Random Commenter Bosley is very expensive $15,000 on an average HT and doesn’t have a good report from most people, they are extremely aggressive ( almost harassed) by their marketing I have to blocked them from my phone
I had a consultation with Dr. Feller and ultimately decided not to have a hair transplant. He was definitely the best transplant surgeon I consulted with.
Dr. Blake Bolxham is a great resource for acutal unbiased info. I have Alopecia Areata plus MPB (NW6), and after consultation he explained very candidly that I was not a candidate, while others did. After researching Hair Transplant patients with AA and seeing what could happen, I am SO THANKFUL I consulted with Dr. Blake. If you're watching you're in good treatment.
Thank you for going clearly into the science of this type of hair loss. There can be lots of information on the internet that can be misleading and cause panic when you are losing hair. The more clear we can be, the better. Thanks!
I mean everything has levels, and these guys are clearly up there. I just dont have 30k to spend on FUE unfortunately. Thankfully you can get a good job done in Turkey for 3. 🙏🏾 🇹🇷
@@faithvalentin1403 Their website. FUE scalp to scalp is $10 per graft 10×2.5k=25k. The price you were quoted is probably for FUT. Be clear on the difference before you proceed.
@@mysteriousshopper1177 TY FOR THAT INFO BUT I HV RESEARCHED THE BEST DRS IN NYC N THEY R NOT CHEAP! NOT ONE WAS 25k, THEY ALL RANGE FROM 10-15K BUT I WILL DOUBLE CHECK BEFORE I PAY THE $75 CONSULTATION FEE!! TY!!
Still looks natural enough to me with the 2/hair grafts. I would worry more about obsessing with this attention to details and the money willing to pay for such corrections, than the problem itself.
The guy went to the gas station for sushi. If you are under 25 get on medication ( finasteride/minoxidil ) get a laser cap, derma roll, do what you can to delay surgery for as long as you can. Save your money and research extensively for the right clinic when the time comes. Hair loss is progressive and it’s a life long fight. If you must have surgery in your twenties do FUT. This informative doctor is right about donor supply and management. At such a young age exhaust your FUT before going FUE. Thank you Feller and Bloxham for this video.
Ladies and gentlemen, I want to share with you On August 19, 2019 I had my YES HAIR surgery COMPANY DATA: Yes Hair Turkey - Hair Transplant Phone: +90 537 844 27 89 yeshairturkey.com/br/ After 5 years saving a lot of money for this dream So .. I went to Turkey at YES HAIR. To do my hair surgery with Doctor Ilkay HUHUT When I got there, I heard that he didn't do the surgery It is the euxiliases WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION that do. The company promised me 100% satisfaction After 12 months, the results are bad. The transplanted threads fell, are thin and few. I want this YES HAIR clinic to be punished and give me the money back Take care, stay safe
thank you very much for the video. When I chose a hair transplant clinic (in Turkey), I tried to avoid clinics that did an aggressive front line (which looks like a zigzag). And of course the front line is very important for the patient. I was offered to make the line 1 centimeter lower, but I asked to make it higher, and the doctor agreed. It is very important to discuss the front line with your doctor. Thanks!
12:54 completely disagree. RUclips is absolutely filled with men getting FUE 2500+ hair transplants and it ends up perfectly fine. Saying that doctors who suggest doing over a 1500 FUE for a first transplant is a red flag is wrong imho.
I totally agree with Dr. Bloxham! When you exhaust the donor area with FUE, and you're under 30, then you will keep losing hairs on the top and from the top down at the back of the hair. By using FUT in the beginning, you still have a lot of donor area for doing FUE at a later stage, when you know HOW your hair loss will progress.
Learned so much. Felt like I was in medical school. How I wish i lived closer. Any suggestions on what doctor or doctors perform this process as good as you here in California?
Great video Dr Bloxham... I'm normally not one to comment on anyone's video even if I love it but you brought up so many great points in this video that I unfortunately had to learn the hard way ... and if I could pay you only 1 compliment, I would say that after watching this entire video... If your talent and ability as a transplant physician was only half that of the code of ethics and ethical behavior that you project and convey throughout your video, I have a feeling that would still be more than plenty to put these other doctors to shame... I respect you keeping the video focused on educating and what to be cautious of in the most professional manner as I'm sure that just for the very fact that you had to make this video, I'm sure there are plenty of companies/doctors that you would just love to cut into and tear apart for casting a negative shadow over the field of medicine that you have dedicated yourself to and made your livelihood... I'm sure anyone else who has actually gone to a few consultations will agree with me when I say that it was extremely refreshing to sit through this video but also stings a little at the same time as anyone who has done a few consults and then ultimately had the procedure and paid $10,000 - $15,000+ looks back and realizes that most of or all the doctors that they saw had a code of ethics that would fall somewhere between a Lemon Lot Used Car Salesman and a self-righteous, glorified, overcharging tattoo artist ... Only instead, they have a doctorate in Medicine instead... I've never heard more doctors tell people only what the patient wants to hear in my life... sprinkled in with only a few carefully and extremely well-worded reality checks throughout the entire process... my personal favorite was being told that 8,000 grafts would be just a little short of what I wanted and that I would be back to the little bit that I lost if I went the next step up to 13-1400 grafts so of course I did it and then it wasn't until my post surgery visit that they told me that I will probably need to do 1 more round of that same procedure to be where I wanted to be... I was so livid... they seemed so reputable at first and then they pulled a complete 180 on me... Maybe you won't bad mouth any doctors or companies but I will... I had my procedure done at Bosley in 2012 ... I always had insanely thick hair but I noticed my hairline falling back just a little bit ( about 1/3rd to 1/2 the amount of the guy in your video ) ... I was more convinced that it had to do with stress as it started to happen just after coming home for good after serving in Iraq as a Special Operations Marine Scout Sniper... (not the stress of my experiences there, but coming home and adjusting to civilian life after having such a high profile job and no comparable opportunities here at home on top of other personal relationships ending) ... I looked into a few options and Bosley seemed to be the best at the time... I can definitely also say that I was a bit blinded by the fact that this wasn't done at Bosley, Anywhere USA ... I had my consult and procedure done in NYC at the Bosley Office in Manhattan and my transplant surgeon was Dr. Alpeter who just happened to be one of the Doctors who spoke the most in the Bosley TV commercials that were airing at the time (Besides Dr. Bosley himself) ... I was even given the option to schedule my Procedure with Dr. Bosley himself since it was Manhattan but having him do it would have made my same $11/12,000 dollar procedure that I paid be a medical bill of $30,000 just for him to do it (which was never going to happen)... I def had a false sense of security as I thought to myself " well, I'm sure I'm in good hands as I made sense of it in my head that of all their doctors, I'm sure they would choose one of their most capable ones to represent their brand and company on TV"... I should have walked out when he wouldn't listen to any of my input at all... I showed him a picture of me that was only 2 years old and showed him that my hairline had moved back maybe about 1/4" or so... it definitely wasn't even at 1/2" back... I always had an extremely straight hairline and it receded straight back so it wasn't like a "V" like the guy in the video... there was only extremely minor thinning by my temple but not noticeable... the only reason why I even notice that my hair moved back is because I still had a few baby hairs where the line used to be and my hairline was perfectly framed and exactly where my forehead starts to curve up to my skull ... I had lost a line there that was basically as thick as my pointer finger... it was the only reason that I came there and he kept arguing with me that it would look too juvenile and he would keep saying to me " you think you want that now but you have no idea what kind of hair style you will be wanting 10 or 15 years from now... I looked at him and said " do you not see the tattoos on my arms? They don't come off... I can sit here and tell you right now that how I wear my hair is never going to change.... I'm a U.S. Marine Doc... I fade my hair by my ears and the back of my neck and keep it 3-4 inches on top... thats the way its going to stay until they drop my casket in the ground and hand someone an American Flag... so can you please do what I'm asking for the $12,000 that I'm paying you and put my hair back to the way I've been used to wearing it for the last 13 years.... He finally halfway gives up and says " I come as close as possible... He completely disregarded me, he put in multiple strands in spots around my hairline like you were talking about... and my hair has been straight as an arrow my entire life... before those 2 years of heavy stress my hairline was flawless... not only did he not bring my line to exactly where I instructed, but he sparsely filled it out and you can tell it's weaker up front now ... when I said "that doesn't look like enough hair up front, he said " well, you had a spot on the top of your head that was a little smaller than a Quarter ($0.25) and it was right on your part so we thickened that up... I said " I never part my hair so why would you do that when all I wanted was the front fixed with 1400 graphs within a 5 inch x 0.25/0.40 inch area... and then if I wasn't angry enough for some guy doing whatever he felt like after being paid 11/12,000 bucks, the most aggravating was yet to come but I wouldn't know until my hair grew in... as I said, my hair was always straight and curved up and down towards my face my entire life... they must not have been careful or paying close attention when placing the donor strands because they placed the follicles with the hair curving to the side on the one side of my hairline so now (thank God it's not a big one but it's enough to make my blood boil) ... if it wasn't bad enough, they basically installed a tiny Cowlick up by my hairline so now everytime the hair grows out, I have to go through my hair with a fine tooth comb and separate the straight strands of my hair from the small patch of sideways curving hair and then I have to take a sharp pair of scissors and cut that small patch of hair down to the base of my scalp .. Honestly, if I could sue them for my money back I would.... and if I tried and they said no BUT they offered to fix what they fucked up for free, I don't think I would allow them to touch my head again... and it took years of rubbing Moderma Scar Cream into the side and back of my head to get the scar they left when they butchered my scalp to fade enough where it no longer looks like I had my skull cracked open in 2 places ... it would have been so much unnecessary trauma avoided had I found you as my doctor instead of walking into Bosley's Butcher Shop ... I would never suggest anyone go there... modern day snake oil salesman with scalpels and only want your money ... it was my first great lesson in business though... " Just because someone can afford to advertise the business on a grand scale on TV doesn't mean they're good... doesn't mean they're the best... it just means they have enough capital to pedal their garbage to the masses"... ...The industry needs more doctors like you... if you ever need a guinea pig to film and market yourself fixing the Big Dogs mistake, let me know Dr. B ... hahaha
Doc, I've managed to get pretty much 100% survival rates with FUE with 2 top surgeons in Spain. This conception of only 90% yield on FUE is a little outdated to me. I even got full growth on BHT (did two different 100 graft BHT tests) when some surgeons claim on 50% will take. With today's protocols, storing solutions (ATP) and extraction tools there is no reason for FUE to yield over 95% on the right hands on a virgin scalp with no scar tissue and proper blood supply. We have hundreds of cases on the Spanish forum by these surgeons where it looks like complete regrowth. I am not stating it will be the case with every patient but it is the norm with their work among us forum users.
thanks for this video. im slightly older than the patient but my hair loss is almost exactly the same. im on the verge of arranging consultations and getting more nervous the more I hear and see about things going wrong. thanks again for the video my advice for anyone close to booking a HT just keep getting as much info as you can
@@LarsRyeJeppesen Hi I know this is years later but I eventually got around to it and im currently 10 days post op. hairline looks good now just the waiting game for it to grow in
Hi AZ, can I ask which clinic? I believe I just had a procedure with potentially the same clinic in Florida and would love to get your thoughts as well as see if it’s the same one
@@xDeeqriz Pretty good, it's been almost 3 months now. I did prp with my fut, 1,500 hairs. Most of the new hair has come in and is thickening up. I'm starting to be very happy with the results. I'm confident that in a month or two, with a haircut to even the hairs out, it's going to look great. My hairline already looks a lot better and I'm starting to receive compliments. Best decision I've ever made.
As long as there are reputable clinics in Turkey doing it for 1/10 of the price, this will continue to happen. If only there were a guide for reputable, overseas clinics. People cannot afford $30K
I had mine done in Turkey for literally 1/10 of the price and so far none of the red flags have been observed. The reason why world class surgeons in Turkey are cheap is not because they provide less quality, but because hourly labour cost is significantly lower than the US. With all respect, but even if I was a millionair, I would not drop 30k for 3k grafts.
@@Top3Unveiled that’s stupid. If you’re a millionaire and you’ll go to turkey instead of one of the best in the world? Does not make sense lol. If I’m a millionaire I’m going to the top in my country and pay 50k happily.
@@Tr786hala Being a millionaire doesn't mean you can go around and throw money like you just shit it out in the toilet. My point being is that, why would I pay 50k when 5-10k can get the same job done. Any sensible millionaire would understand.
@@Top3Unveiled I’m do not know millionaires but i know a lot of people that rather spend 10-20K with trusthworthy top surgeons in their country then go abroad. If i was a millionaire i rather paid 5-10k more and let somebody take care of me that did a lot of celebrities etc.
@@Haseo92 , Hairliciously traded some emails with him. The costs even for the comercial version is totally off the reality for normal people. It killed any hope to be a viable solution.
@@Haseo92 word, just in, the colleagues joined the Fire academy as they saw a promising future in that field They will now be putting out the real type of fires. Support your local firefighters!
I'm a female with hair so thick that it causes me headaches. lol. I have no idea why i am watching this or how I came across it. but it is extremely interesting and now I find myself watching all ur videos and researching hair transplants. hehe. very informative and very very interesting. I might show my dad this though. he is 75 and has an 8ball (bald spot) on his head. hehe. and is also really thin. but he doesn't care cuz my mom loves him either way. but still, he might wanna watch this. :) good luck to all the men who are watching this and researching this. I pray that u get the hair u want. :) but with or without hair, u r good and handsome man. just remember that! :)
With all that buildup, I felt you would tell the viewer exactly how you were gonna fix it. Was it going to be a tiny little session of switch a roo? Excise a single hair for multi -hair or what? Or a small strip session an just place a little more in front. Please tell the us! Thanks!
Many years ago , hair transplant procedures were done with rounded hair punch and the end result look like tuffs of dolls hair because of the rounded appearance of the grafts ' When turf is transplanted to grow a garden lawn , the turf is cut into squares and not rounded shapes , In the past , it would have been better if the punches cut square shape for implants because squares shapes are easy for the edges to meet up and to look more natural . I think there is too much over reaction in this video because the hair grafts have grown which is the most important thing as hair density is very important for the final results. Once the hair grows longer and depending if the hair is combed backwards or forward would also make a difference to the final result . By looking at this video , the patients might only need to have some refinement surgery to the edges of the transplant but overall he is lucky he has got so much density from the transplant and he has not had a failure where the grafts have failed to grow at all .
Why not for starters use the back hairline and upper neck as a donor area? Most guys with short hair trim/"shape-up" that area any way and guys with long hair its covered/not visible. Seems like a no brainer to me.
once the donor hair are uprooted, the whole hair - follicle included is gone. so the hair in the original place will never come back. Think of a hair transplant as reorganizing your hair locations. you are moving hair from more dense areas to lesser ones.
Hi Doctor. I have couple of questions, which I didn't get clear answers from the doctor here after having my hair transplantation done 2 weeks back. His answers were a bit general and not clear for me: * I work in the construction, and I have to use helmet, spend few hours in the site, in a very hot and humid weather. Please advise me what to do. * when can I go back to work out in the gym, and is it possible to continue with protien shakes? * when is it best to start with biotin supplement. I will appreciate your reply. Thank you in advance.
@@sameralsad glad to hear that ! What procedure and how many grafts ? I got my FUT done almost a month ago. I have to say I can literally feel hairs getting longer everyday. It’s incredible. I got +3K grafts done
@@arealgem9404 i did FUT as well. 3k+ too. Soon those small hair will fall. You will start seeing slow results after 3rd month. Then by the 5th or 6th, suddenly your head will be full of hair. Try to do PRP on the 4th or 6th. Then do it another couple of times every 3 months. Best of luck mate.
@@sameralsad you know new cutting edge says PRP is no longer to be used in conjunction with HT. The theory is PRP causes inflammation and can choke out or destroy the new hair grafts. Not sure how true it is. I opted for stem cells with growth factors injections. On finasteride and a different kind of Rogain. Definitely looking forward to getting past month 3-4. Patience…..Patience 🙏👊 Thank you for responding my friend
Dr Blake, Thank you taking your time for helping all of us in the hair loss situation. I learned a lot and wanted to know can it really be determined in a person what the underlying cause of hair loss is in that one patient, before it comes to a transplant. I tried Rogain some years ago and it did NOTHING. Does PRP, or other procedures work and do you do any type for people with different types of hair loss? I feel that my hair loss is mainly stress caused by an accident in 2007 being told at the local hospital that I could go back to work and then finding out I had a meniscus roll in the right knee and the tendons torn loose in my hand and today in 2021 I still need more surgery. Then my attorney never took action so my W.C.case has set for years now. Way too much stress that no one should ever have. Do you think I am right? Thank you again for doing this video !!!
Yes PRP does work ! Get on Finasteride and Rogan too but if you can, definitely get a transplant. Don’t be nervous or freaked out. Do your research and I’m here to answer anything if I can 👊
Ladies and gentlemen On August 19, 2019 I had my YES HAIR surgery COMPANY DATA: Yes Hair Turkey - Hair Transplant Phone: +90 537 844 27 89 yeshairturkey.com/br/ After 5 years saving a lot of money for this dream So .. I went to Turkey at YES HAIR. To do my hair surgery with Doctor Ilkay HUHUT When I got there, I heard that he didn't do the surgery It is the euxiliases WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION that do. The company promised me 100% satisfaction After 12 months, the results are bad. The transplanted threads fell, are thin and few. I want this YES HAIR clinic to be punished and give me the money back Take care, stay safe
Damn that doctor looks good. His Hairline, jawline and face with his eyebrows. Lucky guy. Either early fin or not bothered by androgenetic hairloss at all
Hello Dr , im going to have a hair transplant in two days . Im 42 years old , i still have enough hair for a 42 year old guy but the corners of the front line got bold and the crown of my haid is thinning . You think it's safe for that age ? Shall i do it ? And what about the existing hair i have will they ever shed in the future at that age of mine ? Im very reluctant , afraid and anxious .
ive seen some pictures that are sooo gross, each graft looks either like raised skin, bump or maggot sooooo gross... usually a dark skin patient. i did an fue, but mine looks just like a bad shaving,(small pimple like with hair which is the blood scab. no raised skin or anything. i did not do any homework before jumping in the decision. i just went to the only clinic that was near where i live....
It would’ve been great if examples of these “sudden hair transplant clinics” were given and to differentiate the true professionals, like yourself, from the ones your client unfortunately encountered.
Hello, I was wondering how the consultation is. How realistic can you get over photos etc, since I live in Europe. Q2: Is there possible to pull out the neck hair and place them the other way, since I also have a cowlick neckline that is very irritating.
Does having darker hair and darker skin truly help with perceived density I'm naturally tan with dark black thick hair. Hoping I'm a good doner when I can afford this
it's all about contrast. Black letters on a white background read easier for a reason (because there is a lot of contrast). So with the hair you want as little contrast as possible, so that the thinner area does not attract attention
My transplant looks a lot lol this one. A shit ton of multis in the hairline, black dots, and a lack of density, I’m at 6.5 months I I still see growth, so it may improve on that a bit, and it is not as low and the design of the hairline is very good, it looks straight but is subtly irregular both in overall shape and in microirregularities, so it’s not too bad, as well as my hair being very fine, the multies are not as coarse and pluggy looking. But if it turns out not dense enough I’m definitely going for a repair aiming to soften the hairline and packing more overall, and I think it’s gonna be perfectly fine.
Hi sir i m done Transplant one year before 2000graft but i don't like my hair line so i want remove that hair its possible sir pls help me i want only remove
Ladies and gentlemen, I want to share with you On August 19, 2019 I had my YES HAIR surgery COMPANY DATA: Yes Hair Turkey - Hair Transplant Phone: +90 537 844 27 89 yeshairturkey.com/br/ After 5 years saving a lot of money for this dream So .. I went to Turkey at YES HAIR. To do my hair surgery with Doctor Ilkay HUHUT When I got there, I heard that he didn't do the surgery It is the euxiliases WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION that do. The company promised me 100% satisfaction After 12 months, the results are bad. The transplanted threads fell, are thin and few. I want this YES HAIR clinic to be punished and give me the money back Take care, stay safe
@@hlimalima5549 I’m really sorry man but it is in turkey.... you’ve gotta research before you ever take the cheapest route to a doctor in turkey that barely knows what he’s doing
As well as the multis a big issue not mentioned Its the pitting and the difference in skin texture thicker and then the slightly sunken holes where the area was worked on , i take it that happens when to much tissue around the graft when inserted ? But then also ive have see the reverse in pimple pitting , like follicles coming out of a milk spots , is it a depth issue on the later ?
I am 32 mixed race and I have a ball of hair .. but I am not happy about my hairline .. where do I go to fix it ? I live in Italy and turkey is 2/3 hours away ✈️...
Isn’t it a little unfair to look at this 6 months out to judge the other clinics work? Yes there are two hair grafts in his hairline. I’m assuming he is not coming to you for repair work until at least a year after his first transplant?
Absolutely. I did try to mention this in the video. I would not fully evaluate, or "judge," the result until at least 12 months, but maybe even 18. Having said that, however, there is some evidence that this will not be "up to par" which we reviewed in the video. Thank you for watching and commenting. -- Dr Bloxham
@@Dave-wl1hy It takes a year to have the full results grow out after a hair transplant. So to critique a transplant after six months, when we know we’re not dealing with the full result, is unfair to the first doctor.
Hey.... tank you for the reaction.... you great.. Can I send you pic of my hair transplant and know what you think?? Please 🙏. Even if not great reaction man.
@@AndreeBZ Thanks man for your response! I heard two different opinions which are slight bleeding from the removal of scabs is not a problem, and now your opinion! I think if it's excessive bleeding then it's a problem!
I think that the guy in question looked so much better with his buzz-cut which if he had kept would have saved him a lot of angst and a lot of money - anyone else agree?
I wouldn't touch any patient below 30 for a hair transplant because experience tells me that many of those guys have often aggressive hair loss within the next decade.
Reflex HyperAndrogenety. Dr. Can you please talk about this. Is it common? Can Finasteride cause it? Im ok with a " normal shed ". But a hardcore shed that can accelerate your hair loss its too much for me. Im thinking in jumping on Finasteride but im really apreensive because of this.
The surgeon wanted to go natural hairline I wasn't happy so went a bit straighter using more grafts at front but crown only got 600 will need more hope It works out
This man in the photo is going to have real problems with his new hair line. You can see that his corners on the side of his head are receding which is indicative of substantial loss on the top in front. In fact, you can see that behind the donor area at the front of his head he has typical MPB thinning in a straight line across his temples with diffuse thinning in the crown. This man is likely going to be a Norwood 6 by the time hes into his 30's and there is no way he will have the donor hair to rectify this ridiculously low hair line hes been given. This type of hair line is good for men in their 40's who have minimal hair loss overall, particularly when it is specific to the crown/horseshoe area with mild to moderate recession in the corners.
@@andriizakrevskyi5335 it depends on your hairloss and predicted rate of acceleration. For some young people losing it early and fast, the best remedy is to deal with it and if you can't, use a hair system.
Many patients need refinements after the first surgery , the patient in the photo has got good density from the first surgery and the hairs are actually growing , some hair transplant surgery can be a complete failure where the grafts don't grow at all . The patient only needs some refinements to the edges and possibly some more hair transplant surgery in the future but the first hair transplant surgery was not a complete failure and if he combed his hair forward inside of backwards , it would be almost impossible to see any faults with the surgery .
I just had my second Fut transplant done by Dr. Scott Alexander here in Phoenix…..on this second procedure he did a dense pack hairline and thickened up my top middle area with 2300 grafts….I showed him a few pics from this video and he responded with the exact same thing u said in this video…Amazing how most top notch hair restoration docs think alike….😊👍 All the best…J
We can put a drone on Mars, but we still can't clone a follicle? Seriously? SERIOUSLY?! Seems to me that a good compromise is FUE + scalp micro pigmentation. And as with scalp micro pigmentation, it's all in the artist and you're left to fend for yourself to figure out which ones are bad, good, better, and best. Good luck with that. That being said, this guy sounds like he really knows what he's talking about, although he looks straight out of med school. Show us that hairline, Blake. Is it natural or aftermarket? :D
@@MrTj145 not true. Some people have incredibly thick and dense donor areas. It isn’t uniform among all individuals. I do hair transplant consultations and have seen some incredibly gifted donor areas with over 13 thousand grafts.
excellent advice given here, FUT strip is still the gold standard and young patients should have it to start with, I had two FUTs over a period of 5 years and by the time I came to having a third and final touch in I had plenty hair to harvest for an FUE, and crucially my grafts were prepped under a microscope, that is very important because if your grafts are not prepped under a microscope you hair will end up looking like the dreaded dolls hair plugs, like a 1970s pluggy transplant, and you don't want that at all!!
Damn kinda nervous now. I just did a transplant and there multi's on my hairline. I don't expect a perfect hairline, but I also don't want it as botched as this lol
Not really botched at all , once the hair grows , most people would not notice , he is lucky he got good hair density from the surgery and he never had a failure where the grafts never grew at all . Refinement of the hair is something a patient can have in the future once the bulk of the transplant keeps going .
Hi Francesco. Several reasons: 1) It's a more effective use of the donor region and provides more lifetime grafts. This means you will have a higher number of grafts to use to potentially fill behind the hairline if necessary. 2) FUT has a more consistent growth yield, so we feel more confident creating aggressive plans in more visible regions. Hope this helps. -- Dr Bloxham
Feller and Bloxham Hair Transplants but then you have a massive scar across the back of your head, only suitable for people who don’t have zero grade haircuts.
@@Brass-and-Bullets Most people who get a hair transplant , just want hair on their head and why would they want to cut their hair so short that the scar shows ?, It is possible by the FUE surgery to cover the scar so it is less visible if the patient is too over concerned and they want their hair cut so short that the scar my show.
Doctors who give THIS must information freely and allows people to make their own decision to move forwards and pay gives me a good feeling!
I went to the “Bosely Group” up in Seattle in 1990. I had a hairline just like that guy. To their credit they told me “You are no longer in High School, you are a 27 year old young man with an appropriate hairline for your age. Frankly, I don’t even know why you are here”. Unbeknownst to me, my hairline had already stabilized and it and remained the same until today. I’m now 58.
@Random Commenter Possibly. I remember the guy was acting very nervous around me. Pretty sure he had the hots for me. LOL.
So would you recommend Bosley I am 52 and I am thinking of havin a hair transplant
@Random Commenter Bosley is very expensive $15,000 on an average HT and doesn’t have a good report from most people, they are extremely aggressive ( almost harassed) by their marketing I have to blocked them from my phone
@@pecv4776 go to Turkeys, investigate what’s best for you
@@pecv4776 I had mine with Longevita in Istanbul. It’s been 13 days and my results are already AMAZING!
I had a consultation with Dr. Feller and ultimately decided not to have a hair transplant. He was definitely the best transplant surgeon I consulted with.
Any specific reason to back out ?
So it’s a year later, would love to see how you fixed it
he prob fucked it up even more
@@ozerinx hahaha
Dr. Blake Bolxham is a great resource for acutal unbiased info. I have Alopecia Areata plus MPB (NW6), and after consultation he explained very candidly that I was not a candidate, while others did. After researching Hair Transplant patients with AA and seeing what could happen, I am SO THANKFUL I consulted with Dr. Blake. If you're watching you're in good treatment.
I had a repair procedure with Dr Bloxham in 2019 and I’m extremely happy with the results. Great density and hairline artistry.
Is this you in the video?
How much was it?
How much they charged entire process
Speed it up to 1.25 playback speed
Good idea; I do this with a lot of talk-heavy narration/lecture videos, like the Reddit channels and TED Talks.
It's very important to have information like this available for everybody. Thank you for helping others make informed choices.
Thank you for going clearly into the science of this type of hair loss. There can be lots of information on the internet that can be misleading and cause panic when you are losing hair. The more clear we can be, the better. Thanks!
I mean everything has levels, and these guys are clearly up there. I just dont have 30k to spend on FUE unfortunately. Thankfully you can get a good job done in Turkey for 3. 🙏🏾 🇹🇷
Then get FUT.
Protip: go to turkey and you will end up like this guy.
30K???? I CALLED FOR 2500 GRAPHS ITS $13,500 WHERE TF U GOT 30K FROM??/
@@faithvalentin1403 Their website. FUE scalp to scalp is $10 per graft 10×2.5k=25k. The price you were quoted is probably for FUT. Be clear on the difference before you proceed.
@@mysteriousshopper1177 TY FOR THAT INFO BUT I HV RESEARCHED THE BEST DRS IN NYC N THEY R NOT CHEAP! NOT ONE WAS 25k, THEY ALL RANGE FROM 10-15K BUT I WILL DOUBLE CHECK BEFORE I PAY THE $75 CONSULTATION FEE!! TY!!
@@Daniel-uk6yr why do you say that about turkey
great video very informative. thank you Dr and patient for sharing his example with us
Still looks natural enough to me with the 2/hair grafts. I would worry more about obsessing with this attention to details and the money willing to pay for such corrections, than the problem itself.
It's a bad hair trasplant, from the frontline design to the numbers of grafts
I agree man. Get a life! One vs two hairs in a graft site, just shave your head!
@@Hervarar the transplant looked fine. pretty natural. the guy clearly crazy to obsess over such minor detalis.
The guy went to the gas station for sushi. If you are under 25 get on medication ( finasteride/minoxidil ) get a laser cap, derma roll, do what you can to delay surgery for as long as you can. Save your money and research extensively for the right clinic when the time comes. Hair loss is progressive and it’s a life long fight. If you must have surgery in your twenties do FUT. This informative doctor is right about donor supply and management. At such a young age exhaust your FUT before going FUE. Thank you Feller and Bloxham for this video.
Ladies and gentlemen, I want to share with you
On August 19, 2019 I had my YES HAIR surgery
COMPANY DATA:
Yes Hair Turkey - Hair Transplant
Phone: +90 537 844 27 89
yeshairturkey.com/br/
After 5 years saving a lot of money for this dream
So .. I went to Turkey at YES HAIR.
To do my hair surgery with Doctor Ilkay HUHUT
When I got there, I heard that he didn't do the surgery
It is the euxiliases WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION that do.
The company promised me 100% satisfaction
After 12 months, the results are bad.
The transplanted threads fell, are thin and few.
I want this YES HAIR clinic to be punished and give me the money back
Take care, stay safe
thank you very much for the video. When I chose a hair transplant clinic (in Turkey), I tried to avoid clinics that did an aggressive front line (which looks like a zigzag). And of course the front line is very important for the patient. I was offered to make the line 1 centimeter lower, but I asked to make it higher, and the doctor agreed. It is very important to discuss the front line with your doctor.
Thanks!
which clinic did you coose and were you happy? thanks
12:54 completely disagree. RUclips is absolutely filled with men getting FUE 2500+ hair transplants and it ends up perfectly fine. Saying that doctors who suggest doing over a 1500 FUE for a first transplant is a red flag is wrong imho.
I totally agree with Dr. Bloxham!
When you exhaust the donor area with FUE, and you're under 30, then you will keep losing hairs on the top and from the top down at the back of the hair.
By using FUT in the beginning, you still have a lot of donor area for doing FUE at a later stage, when you know HOW your hair loss will progress.
@@np3671and a huge nasty scar for everyone to see 😅
Learned so much. Felt like I was in medical school. How I wish i lived closer. Any suggestions on what doctor or doctors perform this process as good as you here in California?
Great video Dr Bloxham... I'm normally not one to comment on anyone's video even if I love it but you brought up so many great points in this video that I unfortunately had to learn the hard way ... and if I could pay you only 1 compliment, I would say that after watching this entire video... If your talent and ability as a transplant physician was only half that of the code of ethics and ethical behavior that you project and convey throughout your video, I have a feeling that would still be more than plenty to put these other doctors to shame... I respect you keeping the video focused on educating and what to be cautious of in the most professional manner as I'm sure that just for the very fact that you had to make this video, I'm sure there are plenty of companies/doctors that you would just love to cut into and tear apart for casting a negative shadow over the field of medicine that you have dedicated yourself to and made your livelihood... I'm sure anyone else who has actually gone to a few consultations will agree with me when I say that it was extremely refreshing to sit through this video but also stings a little at the same time as anyone who has done a few consults and then ultimately had the procedure and paid $10,000 - $15,000+ looks back and realizes that most of or all the doctors that they saw had a code of ethics that would fall somewhere between a Lemon Lot Used Car Salesman and a self-righteous, glorified, overcharging tattoo artist ... Only instead, they have a doctorate in Medicine instead... I've never heard more doctors tell people only what the patient wants to hear in my life... sprinkled in with only a few carefully and extremely well-worded reality checks throughout the entire process... my personal favorite was being told that 8,000 grafts would be just a little short of what I wanted and that I would be back to the little bit that I lost if I went the next step up to 13-1400 grafts so of course I did it and then it wasn't until my post surgery visit that they told me that I will probably need to do 1 more round of that same procedure to be where I wanted to be... I was so livid... they seemed so reputable at first and then they pulled a complete 180 on me... Maybe you won't bad mouth any doctors or companies but I will... I had my procedure done at Bosley in 2012 ... I always had insanely thick hair but I noticed my hairline falling back just a little bit ( about 1/3rd to 1/2 the amount of the guy in your video ) ... I was more convinced that it had to do with stress as it started to happen just after coming home for good after serving in Iraq as a Special Operations Marine Scout Sniper... (not the stress of my experiences there, but coming home and adjusting to civilian life after having such a high profile job and no comparable opportunities here at home on top of other personal relationships ending) ... I looked into a few options and Bosley seemed to be the best at the time... I can definitely also say that I was a bit blinded by the fact that this wasn't done at Bosley, Anywhere USA ... I had my consult and procedure done in NYC at the Bosley Office in Manhattan and my transplant surgeon was Dr. Alpeter who just happened to be one of the Doctors who spoke the most in the Bosley TV commercials that were airing at the time (Besides Dr. Bosley himself) ... I was even given the option to schedule my Procedure with Dr. Bosley himself since it was Manhattan but having him do it would have made my same $11/12,000 dollar procedure that I paid be a medical bill of $30,000 just for him to do it (which was never going to happen)... I def had a false sense of security as I thought to myself " well, I'm sure I'm in good hands as I made sense of it in my head that of all their doctors, I'm sure they would choose one of their most capable ones to represent their brand and company on TV"... I should have walked out when he wouldn't listen to any of my input at all... I showed him a picture of me that was only 2 years old and showed him that my hairline had moved back maybe about 1/4" or so... it definitely wasn't even at 1/2" back... I always had an extremely straight hairline and it receded straight back so it wasn't like a "V" like the guy in the video... there was only extremely minor thinning by my temple but not noticeable... the only reason why I even notice that my hair moved back is because I still had a few baby hairs where the line used to be and my hairline was perfectly framed and exactly where my forehead starts to curve up to my skull ... I had lost a line there that was basically as thick as my pointer finger... it was the only reason that I came there and he kept arguing with me that it would look too juvenile and he would keep saying to me " you think you want that now but you have no idea what kind of hair style you will be wanting 10 or 15 years from now... I looked at him and said " do you not see the tattoos on my arms? They don't come off... I can sit here and tell you right now that how I wear my hair is never going to change.... I'm a U.S. Marine Doc... I fade my hair by my ears and the back of my neck and keep it 3-4 inches on top... thats the way its going to stay until they drop my casket in the ground and hand someone an American Flag... so can you please do what I'm asking for the $12,000 that I'm paying you and put my hair back to the way I've been used to wearing it for the last 13 years.... He finally halfway gives up and says " I come as close as possible... He completely disregarded me, he put in multiple strands in spots around my hairline like you were talking about... and my hair has been straight as an arrow my entire life... before those 2 years of heavy stress my hairline was flawless... not only did he not bring my line to exactly where I instructed, but he sparsely filled it out and you can tell it's weaker up front now ... when I said "that doesn't look like enough hair up front, he said " well, you had a spot on the top of your head that was a little smaller than a Quarter ($0.25) and it was right on your part so we thickened that up... I said " I never part my hair so why would you do that when all I wanted was the front fixed with 1400 graphs within a 5 inch x 0.25/0.40 inch area... and then if I wasn't angry enough for some guy doing whatever he felt like after being paid 11/12,000 bucks, the most aggravating was yet to come but I wouldn't know until my hair grew in... as I said, my hair was always straight and curved up and down towards my face my entire life... they must not have been careful or paying close attention when placing the donor strands because they placed the follicles with the hair curving to the side on the one side of my hairline so now (thank God it's not a big one but it's enough to make my blood boil) ... if it wasn't bad enough, they basically installed a tiny Cowlick up by my hairline so now everytime the hair grows out, I have to go through my hair with a fine tooth comb and separate the straight strands of my hair from the small patch of sideways curving hair and then I have to take a sharp pair of scissors and cut that small patch of hair down to the base of my scalp ..
Honestly, if I could sue them for my money back I would.... and if I tried and they said no BUT they offered to fix what they fucked up for free, I don't think I would allow them to touch my head again... and it took years of rubbing Moderma Scar Cream into the side and back of my head to get the scar they left when they butchered my scalp to fade enough where it no longer looks like I had my skull cracked open in 2 places ... it would have been so much unnecessary trauma avoided had I found you as my doctor instead of walking into Bosley's Butcher Shop ... I would never suggest anyone go there... modern day snake oil salesman with scalpels and only want your money ... it was my first great lesson in business though... " Just because someone can afford to advertise the business on a grand scale on TV doesn't mean they're good... doesn't mean they're the best... it just means they have enough capital to pedal their garbage to the masses"... ...The industry needs more doctors like you... if you ever need a guinea pig to film and market yourself fixing the Big Dogs mistake, let me know Dr. B ... hahaha
Doc, I've managed to get pretty much 100% survival rates with FUE with 2 top surgeons in Spain. This conception of only 90% yield on FUE is a little outdated to me. I even got full growth on BHT (did two different 100 graft BHT tests) when some surgeons claim on 50% will take. With today's protocols, storing solutions (ATP) and extraction tools there is no reason for FUE to yield over 95% on the right hands on a virgin scalp with no scar tissue and proper blood supply. We have hundreds of cases on the Spanish forum by these surgeons where it looks like complete regrowth. I am not stating it will be the case with every patient but it is the norm with their work among us forum users.
Where Is the clinic located? Who are the surgeons?
@@pepedamaso8604 valencia and Madrid. Lorenzo
thanks for this video. im slightly older than the patient but my hair loss is almost exactly the same. im on the verge of arranging consultations and getting more nervous the more I hear and see about things going wrong. thanks again for the video my advice for anyone close to booking a HT just keep getting as much info as you can
How did things turn out?
Same for me - did you manage to do a surgery?
@@LarsRyeJeppesen Hi I know this is years later but I eventually got around to it and im currently 10 days post op. hairline looks good now just the waiting game for it to grow in
This is exactly like my case, where I had my first FUT with a clinic in Florida where they used large multi-hair grafts.
Hi AZ, can I ask which clinic? I believe I just had a procedure with potentially the same clinic in Florida and would love to get your thoughts as well as see if it’s the same one
Excellent video for explanation not to have a mistake. on hair transplant thank you for all the adevices that you give in this video
I think the fue graft roots were damaged by doc
This is very helpful, thank you. I have a consultation tomorrow and will most likely be having an FUT in November if all checks out.
Did you get it?
@@Awesomeoneee I did, day 7 post op now.
@@richdavis9690 how is your 2 month update
Following
@@xDeeqriz Pretty good, it's been almost 3 months now. I did prp with my fut, 1,500 hairs. Most of the new hair has come in and is thickening up. I'm starting to be very happy with the results. I'm confident that in a month or two, with a haircut to even the hairs out, it's going to look great. My hairline already looks a lot better and I'm starting to receive compliments. Best decision I've ever made.
As long as there are reputable clinics in Turkey doing it for 1/10 of the price, this will continue to happen. If only there were a guide for reputable, overseas clinics. People cannot afford $30K
hair transplant is too damn expensive
I had mine done in Turkey for literally 1/10 of the price and so far none of the red flags have been observed. The reason why world class surgeons in Turkey are cheap is not because they provide less quality, but because hourly labour cost is significantly lower than the US. With all respect, but even if I was a millionair, I would not drop 30k for 3k grafts.
@@Top3Unveiled that’s stupid. If you’re a millionaire and you’ll go to turkey instead of one of the best in the world? Does not make sense lol. If I’m a millionaire I’m going to the top in my country and pay 50k happily.
@@Tr786hala
Being a millionaire doesn't mean you can go around and throw money like you just shit it out in the toilet. My point being is that, why would I pay 50k when 5-10k can get the same job done. Any sensible millionaire would understand.
@@Top3Unveiled I’m do not know millionaires but i know a lot of people that rather spend 10-20K with trusthworthy top surgeons in their country then go abroad.
If i was a millionaire i rather paid 5-10k more and let somebody take care of me that did a lot of celebrities etc.
Why dont we clone hair folliicles ? or grow them -we grow skin for burns.
Dr. Tsuji in Japan was working on that, he has retired recently. I assume his colleagues will continue the research
@@Haseo92 , Hairliciously traded some emails with him. The costs even for the comercial version is totally off the reality for normal people. It killed any hope to be a viable solution.
@@Haseo92 word, just in, the colleagues joined the Fire academy as they saw a promising future in that field
They will now be putting out the real type of fires. Support your local firefighters!
@@aluisiofsjr That is always the case before it is spread to a larger public
@@Maxxxim1 , it costed 6 digits to make his transplant in the commercial version (not trial).
I'm a female with hair so thick that it causes me headaches. lol. I have no idea why i am watching this or how I came across it. but it is extremely interesting and now I find myself watching all ur videos and researching hair transplants. hehe. very informative and very very interesting. I might show my dad this though. he is 75 and has an 8ball (bald spot) on his head. hehe. and is also really thin. but he doesn't care cuz my mom loves him either way. but still, he might wanna watch this. :) good luck to all the men who are watching this and researching this. I pray that u get the hair u want. :) but with or without hair, u r good and handsome man. just remember that! :)
feeling better now, troll?
So basically your mom loves your dad for who he is, but you don’t, what a horrible witch you are and disgrace
Are you from Thailand ,lol all handsome men 😊
Very informative video! I wished I watched it before doing my HT. So far my hairline looks fine I don't see many multi hair grafts in the front.
With all that buildup, I felt you would tell the viewer exactly how you were gonna fix it. Was it going to be a tiny little session of switch a roo? Excise a single hair for multi -hair or what? Or a small strip session an just place a little more in front. Please tell the us! Thanks!
Fantastic video. May I ask how many forefront rows of single grafts would make for a natural looking hairline before the multi's?
Definitely coming to you when I decide to do this surgery.
Many years ago , hair transplant procedures were done with rounded hair punch and the end result look like tuffs of dolls hair because of the rounded appearance of the grafts '
When turf is transplanted to grow a garden lawn , the turf is cut into squares and not rounded shapes , In the past , it would have been better if the punches cut square shape for implants because squares shapes are easy for the edges to meet up and to look more natural .
I think there is too much over reaction in this video because the hair grafts have grown which is the most important thing as hair density is very important for the final results.
Once the hair grows longer and depending if the hair is combed backwards or forward would also make a difference to the final result .
By looking at this video , the patients might only need to have some refinement surgery to the edges of the transplant but overall he is lucky he has got so much density from the transplant and he has not had a failure where the grafts have failed to grow at all .
Thanks a lot for these valuable informations.
FYI the link in your description does not work, you need to remove the "www."
Great content glad you can help that poor pt
Why not for starters use the back hairline and upper neck as a donor area? Most guys with short hair trim/"shape-up" that area any way and guys with long hair its covered/not visible. Seems like a no brainer to me.
Excellent question that needs to be answered.
Why the need for recurring transplant? If you always have growing donor hair on sides and that's what's being transplanted on top
once the donor hair are uprooted, the whole hair - follicle included is gone. so the hair in the original place will never come back. Think of a hair transplant as reorganizing your hair locations. you are moving hair from more dense areas to lesser ones.
How far back in the hairline can a clinic begin using multiples?
Hi Doctor.
I have couple of questions, which I didn't get clear answers from the doctor here after having my hair transplantation done 2 weeks back. His answers were a bit general and not clear for me:
* I work in the construction, and I have to use helmet, spend few hours in the site, in a very hot and humid weather. Please advise me what to do.
* when can I go back to work out in the gym, and is it possible to continue with protien shakes?
* when is it best to start with biotin supplement.
I will appreciate your reply.
Thank you in advance.
Hi Samer how is it going mate ?
@@arealgem9404 better than expected.
@@sameralsad glad to hear that ! What procedure and how many grafts ? I got my FUT done almost a month ago. I have to say I can literally feel hairs getting longer everyday. It’s incredible. I got +3K grafts done
@@arealgem9404 i did FUT as well. 3k+ too.
Soon those small hair will fall. You will start seeing slow results after 3rd month. Then by the 5th or 6th, suddenly your head will be full of hair.
Try to do PRP on the 4th or 6th. Then do it another couple of times every 3 months.
Best of luck mate.
@@sameralsad you know new cutting edge says PRP is no longer to be used in conjunction with HT. The theory is PRP causes inflammation and can choke out or destroy the new hair grafts. Not sure how true it is. I opted for stem cells with growth factors injections. On finasteride and a different kind of Rogain. Definitely looking forward to getting past month 3-4. Patience…..Patience 🙏👊 Thank you for responding my friend
how much do you charge Dr Blake for a proper FUE transplant procedure ? Thanks
what Place did he go to to get his Transplant done?? That Dr. should get his money back? What say you?
Dr Blake, Thank you taking your time for helping all of us in the hair loss situation. I learned a lot and wanted to know can it really be determined in a person what the underlying cause of hair loss is in that one patient, before it comes to a transplant. I tried Rogain some years ago and it did NOTHING. Does PRP, or other procedures work and do you do any type for people with different types of hair loss? I feel that my hair loss is mainly stress caused by an accident in 2007 being told at the local hospital that I could go back to work and then finding out I had a meniscus roll in the right knee and the tendons torn loose in my hand and today in 2021 I still need more surgery. Then my attorney never took action so my W.C.case has set for years now. Way too much stress that no one should ever have. Do you think I am right?
Thank you again for doing this video !!!
Yes PRP does work ! Get on Finasteride and Rogan too but if you can, definitely get a transplant. Don’t be nervous or freaked out. Do your research and I’m here to answer anything if I can 👊
Good points!
Hi Matt,
Thank you for watching and commenting. -- Dr Bloxham
I trust Doctor Bloxham!
Hello, do you work on females with traction alopecia? I’m not yet 30 and right braids have taken out my edges. I’d also like hairline lowering.
Consider forehead advancement. Quicker results, cheaper and you likely don't have to worry about further hairloss like guys.
Ladies and gentlemen
On August 19, 2019 I had my YES HAIR surgery
COMPANY DATA:
Yes Hair Turkey - Hair Transplant
Phone: +90 537 844 27 89
yeshairturkey.com/br/
After 5 years saving a lot of money for this dream
So .. I went to Turkey at YES HAIR.
To do my hair surgery with Doctor Ilkay HUHUT
When I got there, I heard that he didn't do the surgery
It is the euxiliases WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION that do.
The company promised me 100% satisfaction
After 12 months, the results are bad.
The transplanted threads fell, are thin and few.
I want this YES HAIR clinic to be punished and give me the money back
Take care, stay safe
@@hlimalima5549 I’m sorry to hear that 😔
@@hlimalima5549 ha ha don't go to Turkey for hair transplants are surgery of any kind only go for s holiday
Good stuff to fall asleep to.
Fantastic information thank you
Damn that doctor looks good. His Hairline, jawline and face with his eyebrows. Lucky guy. Either early fin or not bothered by androgenetic hairloss at all
Prey eyes
Hello Dr , im going to have a hair transplant in two days . Im 42 years old , i still have enough hair for a 42 year old guy but the corners of the front line got bold and the crown of my haid is thinning . You think it's safe for that age ? Shall i do it ? And what about the existing hair i have will they ever shed in the future at that age of mine ? Im very reluctant , afraid and anxious .
Did you do it?
What is your usual wait time for a surgery after consultation?
ive seen some pictures that are sooo gross, each graft looks either like raised skin, bump or maggot sooooo gross... usually a dark skin patient. i did an fue, but mine looks just like a bad shaving,(small pimple like with hair which is the blood scab. no raised skin or anything. i did not do any homework before jumping in the decision. i just went to the only clinic that was near where i live....
It would’ve been great if examples of these “sudden hair transplant clinics” were given and to differentiate the true professionals, like yourself, from the ones your client unfortunately encountered.
Hello, I was wondering how the consultation is. How realistic can you get over photos etc, since I live in Europe.
Q2: Is there possible to pull out the neck hair and place them the other way, since I also have a cowlick neckline that is very irritating.
You'd get scars on your neck, worse than any cowlick neckline
@@vitriol18 I'd much rather have scars in the back of my head than extreme baldness in the front.
What are your thoughts on hair of Istanbul? This video makes me concerned about their potential quality..
Im definitely going to see you in a year my fue transplant for my hairline!
Brian
Brian did you get it done yet ?
@@EddieSpaghetti07 he said in a year fool, he posted that last month
same here ... on my journey here
Whats your opinion on diffused thinners?? I've been to really good clinics that do both fut and fue and they all recommend fue?
How can they be sure they are only implanting one hair grafts in the front of the hairline if they aren't using microscopes?
Does having darker hair and darker skin truly help with perceived density I'm naturally tan with dark black thick hair. Hoping I'm a good doner when I can afford this
it's all about contrast. Black letters on a white background read easier for a reason (because there is a lot of contrast). So with the hair you want as little contrast as possible, so that the thinner area does not attract attention
My transplant looks a lot lol this one. A shit ton of multis in the hairline, black dots, and a lack of density, I’m at 6.5 months I I still see growth, so it may improve on that a bit, and it is not as low and the design of the hairline is very good, it looks straight but is subtly irregular both in overall shape and in microirregularities, so it’s not too bad, as well as my hair being very fine, the multies are not as coarse and pluggy looking. But if it turns out not dense enough I’m definitely going for a repair aiming to soften the hairline and packing more overall, and I think it’s gonna be perfectly fine.
Results?
My hairline is almost the same as this gentleman.. just not quite as bad any suggestions or estimates
Doc and guys, do you think masturbation has anything to do with hair loss?
Hi sir i m done Transplant one year before 2000graft but i don't like my hair line so i want remove that hair its possible sir pls help me i want only remove
Pluck it out with tweezers, it’s not normal hair it will eventually stop growing. DO not risk doing laser hair removal
@@Michael-bo4kh r u doctor?
Ladies and gentlemen, I want to share with you
On August 19, 2019 I had my YES HAIR surgery
COMPANY DATA:
Yes Hair Turkey - Hair Transplant
Phone: +90 537 844 27 89
yeshairturkey.com/br/
After 5 years saving a lot of money for this dream
So .. I went to Turkey at YES HAIR.
To do my hair surgery with Doctor Ilkay HUHUT
When I got there, I heard that he didn't do the surgery
It is the euxiliases WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION that do.
The company promised me 100% satisfaction
After 12 months, the results are bad.
The transplanted threads fell, are thin and few.
I want this YES HAIR clinic to be punished and give me the money back
Take care, stay safe
@@hlimalima5549 I’m really sorry man but it is in turkey.... you’ve gotta research before you ever take the cheapest route to a doctor in turkey that barely knows what he’s doing
Amazing video! Thank you.
So you did that’s 70s show and still went and became a doctor? 🤯
Istanbul turkey is the way to go they are the best
As well as the multis a big issue not mentioned Its the pitting and the difference in skin texture thicker and then the slightly sunken holes where the area was worked on , i take it that happens when to much tissue around the graft when inserted ? But then also ive have see the reverse in pimple pitting , like follicles coming out of a milk spots , is it a depth issue on the later ?
Do also deal with African American hair because I live in south africa and the seem reluctant because of the nature of the hair
I am 32 mixed race and I have a ball of hair .. but I am not happy about my hairline .. where do I go to fix it ? I live in Italy and turkey is 2/3 hours away ✈️...
In Turkey there are good clinics like HLC, but you have to do your research
Look up Dr. Cinik. Still do your research but I know people 1st hand that have gone there in Turkey and have really great results!
Hair of Istanbul
Isn’t it a little unfair to look at this 6 months out to judge the other clinics work? Yes there are two hair grafts in his hairline. I’m assuming he is not coming to you for repair work until at least a year after his first transplant?
Absolutely. I did try to mention this in the video. I would not fully evaluate, or "judge," the result until at least 12 months, but maybe even 18. Having said that, however, there is some evidence that this will not be "up to par" which we reviewed in the video. Thank you for watching and commenting. -- Dr Bloxham
Oops Turkey doctor getting upset over there Dodgier hair transplants
@@Dave-wl1hy It takes a year to have the full results grow out after a hair transplant. So to critique a transplant after six months, when we know we’re not dealing with the full result, is unfair to the first doctor.
@@fellerandbloxham do people need to use minoxidil and finasteride before and after transplant?
Hey.... tank you for the reaction.... you great..
Can I send you pic of my hair transplant and know what you think??
Please 🙏.
Even if not great reaction man.
Hi, I have a quick question am on day 7 post HT op, and I was wondering does slight bleeding with scabs falling mean a dislodgment of graft?
Mohamed Sobol bleeding may be an issue but scabs falling is pretty normal
@@AndreeBZ Thanks man for your response! I heard two different opinions which are slight bleeding from the removal of scabs is not a problem, and now your opinion! I think if it's excessive bleeding then it's a problem!
Hi Mohamed. Sorry for the late reply, but highly doubtful on day 7. The grafts are pretty well "locked in" starting day 4. -- Dr Bloxham
Thank you a lot doctor! Am also sorry for my late reply. Just saw it today!
Great video!
Does commitment to DHT blockers change recommended hairline design?
I would love to get in plan like that
I have the same problem, hairline is dark and thick, and the other natural hair now are is thin, look very weird
Way so much grafts?
In this age it's just not necessarily.
Hi! I have a hair transplant. After how much time is it good to have the second transplant? Thanks
6 months
I think that the guy in question looked so much better with his buzz-cut which if he had kept would have saved him a lot of angst and a lot of money - anyone else agree?
You are 100% correct
yeah i woulda kept that look totally.
Does it mean if somebody needs 4 000 grafts, he would go at least for 3 surgeries?
Resultados Please
I wouldn't touch any patient below 30 for a hair transplant because experience tells me that many of those guys have often aggressive hair loss within the next decade.
The pattern of hairloss will be the horseshoe regardless that's why you start with fut 👍
Welp, then I’m fucked
God damn
Or go through the procedure knowing that they will have to come back for a 2nd HT or re-touch.
D Fry not everyone gets a horseshoe. Some people have smaller loss
Reflex HyperAndrogenety. Dr. Can you please talk about this. Is it common? Can Finasteride cause it? Im ok with a " normal shed ". But a hardcore shed that can accelerate your hair loss its too much for me. Im thinking in jumping on Finasteride but im really apreensive because of this.
It shouldn’t be your first concern in regards to Finasteride
I got 3,300 in front and 700 in crown will need more hairplants later im 38 hope I've enough donor hair left for top
The surgeon wanted to go natural hairline I wasn't happy so went a bit straighter using more grafts at front but crown only got 600 will need more hope It works out
Thank you!
The name of this video is misleading. Pls, pls change the title. To me, it reads like: "You must avoid X"
Hi ...how much do u charge for fue?for early 30s male...I want to know the price difference between here and Turkey
Don’t go to Turkey!
@@MAli-zg6qg for the love of god DO NOT GO TO TURKEY
@@MAli-zg6qg why? You are incredibly biased to suggest someone to spend thousands more on a fairly standardised procedure.
This man in the photo is going to have real problems with his new hair line. You can see that his corners on the side of his head are receding which is indicative of substantial loss on the top in front. In fact, you can see that behind the donor area at the front of his head he has typical MPB thinning in a straight line across his temples with diffuse thinning in the crown. This man is likely going to be a Norwood 6 by the time hes into his 30's and there is no way he will have the donor hair to rectify this ridiculously low hair line hes been given. This type of hair line is good for men in their 40's who have minimal hair loss overall, particularly when it is specific to the crown/horseshoe area with mild to moderate recession in the corners.
what would you recommend to him to do initially not to screw it up? what are the best solutions for the yongsters?
@@andriizakrevskyi5335 it depends on your hairloss and predicted rate of acceleration. For some young people losing it early and fast, the best remedy is to deal with it and if you can't, use a hair system.
@@professorkaos2781 what hair system talking about exactly?
Many patients need refinements after the first surgery , the patient in the photo has got good density from the first surgery and the hairs are actually growing , some hair transplant surgery can be a complete failure where the grafts don't grow at all .
The patient only needs some refinements to the edges and possibly some more hair transplant surgery in the future but the first hair transplant surgery was not a complete failure and if he combed his hair forward inside of backwards , it would be almost impossible to see any faults with the surgery .
I just had my second Fut transplant done by Dr. Scott Alexander here in Phoenix…..on this second procedure he did a dense pack hairline and thickened up my top middle area with 2300 grafts….I showed him a few pics from this video and he responded with the exact same thing u said in this video…Amazing how most top notch hair restoration docs think alike….😊👍 All the best…J
We can put a drone on Mars, but we still can't clone a follicle? Seriously? SERIOUSLY?!
Seems to me that a good compromise is FUE + scalp micro pigmentation. And as with scalp micro pigmentation, it's all in the artist and you're left to fend for yourself to figure out which ones are bad, good, better, and best. Good luck with that. That being said, this guy sounds like he really knows what he's talking about, although he looks straight out of med school. Show us that hairline, Blake. Is it natural or aftermarket? :D
What's your thoughts on simfort?
He won't answer that good question
I understand that Donor graphs are limited. How many graphs does the average person have in the donor area?
5k
@@MrTj145 this is not true
@@babadook22 7k is the maximum amount they 'should' take. Total is 15000
@@MrTj145 not true. Some people have incredibly thick and dense donor areas. It isn’t uniform among all individuals. I do hair transplant consultations and have seen some incredibly gifted donor areas with over 13 thousand grafts.
@@MrTj145 5k lol? I've seen cases where someone beard alone could provide 3k.
excellent advice given here, FUT strip is still the gold standard and young patients should have it to start with, I had two FUTs over a period of 5 years and by the time I came to having a third and final touch in I had plenty hair to harvest for an FUE, and crucially my grafts were prepped under a microscope, that is very important because if your grafts are not prepped under a microscope you hair will end up looking like the dreaded dolls hair plugs, like a 1970s pluggy transplant, and you don't want that at all!!
Sir, I have question!! Do you use finasteride+minoxidil as treatments to maintain your results post-op?
So are you saying these issues are less likely with dhi method?
Has Dr Feller had a transplant himself? Just wondering.
What do you think of Vera clinic in Turkey?
i was looking there too and Asli
@@worlsean where you from? I’m from the uk and had it done 2 weeks ago, in the uk
Damn kinda nervous now. I just did a transplant and there multi's on my hairline. I don't expect a perfect hairline, but I also don't want it as botched as this lol
Not really botched at all , once the hair grows , most people would not notice , he is lucky he got good hair density from the surgery and he never had a failure where the grafts never grew at all .
Refinement of the hair is something a patient can have in the future once the bulk of the transplant keeps going .
Is 1800 grafts even enough for that amount of space?
I can imagine it looking quite thin by 12 months. :)
@Javion Rylan Both of these are spam accounts made days ago. Try harder assholes...
@@GoodJorsh Ignore them Jorsh, they're turds.
If i could do 3 k grafts with bloxham for 8000$ instead of 2000$ in turkey i would do it right away.
But 13-15 k …no
14:36 why would you advise a strip (fut) to be more agressive with it ?
Hi Francesco. Several reasons: 1) It's a more effective use of the donor region and provides more lifetime grafts. This means you will have a higher number of grafts to use to potentially fill behind the hairline if necessary. 2) FUT has a more consistent growth yield, so we feel more confident creating aggressive plans in more visible regions. Hope this helps. -- Dr Bloxham
Feller and Bloxham Hair Transplants but then you have a massive scar across the back of your head, only suitable for people who don’t have zero grade haircuts.
@@Brass-and-Bullets you can only get down to about a number 3 guard if you’re lucky with the strip procedure
@@Brass-and-Bullets Most people who get a hair transplant , just want hair on their head and why would they want to cut their hair so short that the scar shows ?,
It is possible by the FUE surgery to cover the scar so it is less visible if the patient is too over concerned and they want their hair cut so short that the scar my show.
The hairline is the hardest thing for hair doctors to get right. If it doesn't look natural, it's a dead giveaway that you had a transplant.