Telling a good hair transplant clinic from a "hair mill"

[typisch]

I've been looking into Dr Eo hair transplant clinic in Mexico City. Their Google reviews page seems solid, the webpage is professional, the surgeon himself is ABHRS-certified, but so far I haven't been able to find anyone who has posted on a forum saying 'Here was my experience with this clinic'? So, I guess I have two questions. One, does this particular clinic seem legitimate? Second, and more broadly, how does one tell if a clinic is legitimate?

As a newcomer I can't post links, but you can go to capilclinic.mx/equipo-medico or dreoclinic.com to see this particular clinic. The Google reviews page might also be useful (and is the only one that seems to have English): g.page/clinicadreo?share

 

[loui]

I've been looking into Dr Eo hair transplant clinic in Mexico City. Their Google reviews page seems solid, the webpage is professional, the surgeon himself is ABHRS-certified, but so far I haven't been able to find anyone who has posted on a forum saying 'Here was my experience with this clinic'? So, I guess I have two questions. One, does this particular clinic seem legitimate? Second, and more broadly, how does one tell if a clinic is legitimate?

As a newcomer I can't post links, but you can go to capilclinic.mx/equipo-medico or dreoclinic.com to see this particular clinic. The Google reviews page might also be useful (and is the only one that seems to have English): g.page/clinicadreo?share

In this industry, Google reviews is worthless, their webpage how it looks it the same, the ABHRS does not mean anything.

I would say you NEED to see results from patients, it is the safest way to go, you dont wanna end up with a bad job that you have to repair.

Before you learn about this industry in general, just to make it easy for you, it is a incredible amount of con artists out there who doesnt know what they are doing but still earn big $ because people do not do enough research and just trust whoever.

I never heard of this Dr to be honest, the ones I heard and seen good patient reviews in Mexico from is Dr Luis Nader in Reynosa and HMR Tijuana(the Cortez brothers).

 

[Kevboy]

How many patients per day would be considered a mill? A high turnover clinic may produce better results than a clinic doing 3 surgeries a day. If a clinic does 20 patients per day, the law of averages will show more unhappy results compared to a clinic doing 1, 2, or 3 per day.

 

[Bigmac]

It’s always good advice to have a few consultations, especially if you’re not sure about what you’ve been estimated/advised.
You should be 100% sure before going ahead with surgery.
I’ve not heard of this clinic before. I’ll take a quick look at them soon.
Google reviews may well be legitimate but without pictures it’s difficult to know if they are a true representation.