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greenJohn
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Approximately 8 days ago, I had a hair transplant at the Cosmedica hair clinic. The reason I chose this clinic is because of all the good reviews it had gotten on whatclinic. When I arrived, the driver took me to Tempo Fair suites hotel and told me that I would need to speak with the doctor the day after. The following day, the driver took me to the Clinic and I met the other doctor (cannot quite remember his name, but it is Dr.Acars partner (the other guy in the pictures). He did not speak english very well, so he had a translator. He initally drew a hairline, but I told him I wanted it a little "straighter" and we both made a compromise where it was a little straighter but not too straight so it would look natural.
They then took a blood sample from me, and from then I waited 35 minutes before I got taken into a room. None of the nurses spoke english, so it was kind of hard communicating with them, but I trusted that they knew what they were doing. I was then given an anaesthetic (which hurt like hell, not going to lie) multiple times in my skull. To be quite honest, I thought I was going to be taken into an operation hall, but I was taken into a room where people went in and out, phones were ringing, and from that perspective it did not seem too "professional", but all in all taken the price in consideration I think it was worth it (seeing as all the other people from this forum have gotten a great result so far).
Here are some pictures(sorry for bad quality)
This is after the hair transplant in my room
Here is the donor area the day after
Here are some photos 8 days later
If you also look closely on the picture with harsh lighting, you can see white things that are on my hair. They are usually in the middle/top of the hair. Does this mean the hairtransplant failed and the hair follice is falling? Or is this normal?
They then took a blood sample from me, and from then I waited 35 minutes before I got taken into a room. None of the nurses spoke english, so it was kind of hard communicating with them, but I trusted that they knew what they were doing. I was then given an anaesthetic (which hurt like hell, not going to lie) multiple times in my skull. To be quite honest, I thought I was going to be taken into an operation hall, but I was taken into a room where people went in and out, phones were ringing, and from that perspective it did not seem too "professional", but all in all taken the price in consideration I think it was worth it (seeing as all the other people from this forum have gotten a great result so far).
Here are some pictures(sorry for bad quality)
This is after the hair transplant in my room
Here is the donor area the day after
Here are some photos 8 days later
If you also look closely on the picture with harsh lighting, you can see white things that are on my hair. They are usually in the middle/top of the hair. Does this mean the hairtransplant failed and the hair follice is falling? Or is this normal?