Booked in advance

[Fatjim]

just a quick question, how much research did you all do and when you decided the best course of action how far ahead did you book your your treatment.
I'm relatively new to ht and associated treatments as I always looked to Wayne Rooney and Mr trump and thought if all their money couldn't make them look that good, I had no hope. It was only when I got a fue story on my news feed in June that I realised that I may have hope, anyway to cut a long story of my baldness short I've booked in for fue at the hair dr in October.....which was three months out. Thanks for any input.

 

[Baldingman23]

I started my research journey around 7 years ago. Like other on here research is everything. When I started my research I tried to narrow down surgeons that had good results and obviously what cost I was looking at, especially as quotes were coming in with different graph counts and cost. My main goal was to have only one HT sorting my frontal quarter and crown both at the same time. Some surgeons would only do a max of 3000 graphs and I knew I need slightly more than that to be happy. The other big factor that played apart in my HT was my job at the time. I’ve been a teacher for 17 years so I had to try and tie it in with holidays as well as not having to cancel gigs as at the weekends I play in a band. Corona virus gave me the perfect opportunity as all gigs were cancelled and schools shut. My first plan was to go to Belgium but as it was a bit hit and miss weather flights would be going a head I decided on the UK. The Hair Dr was my choice, a little more expensive than going to Belgium but seeing good results and the fact that I would be home in my own house with in 3 hours It made sense. My experience with Dr Arshad and the Hair Dr team have been nothing but excellent so far. No pain at all and the after care has been great too. I’ll be 1 whole month since my HT this Saturday and hair is growing nicely, just can’t wait to get to about 4 months when I start to see a big difference.

I think you have made a good decision choosing The Hair Dr you will be in safe hands. How many graphs are you have?

 

[Fatjim]

I started my research journey around 7 years ago. Like other on here research is everything. When I started my research I tried to narrow down surgeons that had good results and obviously what cost I was looking at, especially as quotes were coming in with different graph counts and cost. My main goal was to have only one HT sorting my frontal quarter and crown both at the same time. Some surgeons would only do a max of 3000 graphs and I knew I need slightly more than that to be happy. The other big factor that played apart in my HT was my job at the time. I’ve been a teacher for 17 years so I had to try and tie it in with holidays as well as not having to cancel gigs as at the weekends I play in a band. Corona virus gave me the perfect opportunity as all gigs were cancelled and schools shut. My first plan was to go to Belgium but as it was a bit hit and miss weather flights would be going a head I decided on the UK. The Hair Dr was my choice, a little more expensive than going to Belgium but seeing good results and the fact that I would be home in my own house with in 3 hours It made sense. My experience with Dr Arshad and the Hair Dr team have been nothing but excellent so far. No pain at all and the after care has been great too. I’ll be 1 whole month since my HT this Saturday and hair is growing nicely, just can’t wait to get to about 4 months when I start to see a big difference.

I think you have made a good decision choosing The Hair Dr you will be in safe hands. How many graphs are you have?

4000 the same as you, so watching with interest, I reckon I'm a nw 5a what did you think you were?

 

[Baldingman23]

Dr Arshad told me I was a NW 4a

 

[Bigmac]

Doing proper research increases your chances of having a successful hair transplant. It will help you understand what can be achieved without unrealistic expectations.
Some people will jump in with little to no research, taking a chance, thinking they have nothing to lose. They may hit lucky, get a good result, but many do not.

Anyhow, I`m pleased you`ve done your research.
The doctor should plan around any future hair loss you may suffer and plant those grafts accordingly.
All the best.
Bm.

 

[Fatjim]

Doing proper research increases your chances of having a successful hair transplant. It will help you understand what can be achieved without unrealistic expectations.
Some people will jump in with little to no research, taking a chance, thinking they have nothing to lose. They may hit lucky, get a good result, but many do not.

Anyhow, I`m pleased you`ve done your research.
The doctor should plan around any future hair loss you may suffer and plant those grafts accordingly.
All the best.
Bm.

Cheers