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Dr. DORIN - UK patient Pre/PostOp 1647 Hairline FUT

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Bigmac

Bigmac

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Hi Jaywalker,as Westcoaster says there is plenty of time for things to change and its quite natural for one side to grow faster than the other.

Thanks for the update.
 
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Jay Walker

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Just a quick update.
Now at 10 months, I think this is as much as Im going to get, no new hairs in about 3 months now.
 

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Front view.
 

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pvtpoint2010 wrote:
How do you feel about the final results?


I knew I'd need 2 rounds, I was under no illusion about this.
To be honest, I thought it would be more even than it is, dont get me wrong, I had no hair in those areas before the op and it has made a nice cosmetic difference.
The scar isnt even a scar, I cant find anything its that neat.

I wouldnt hesitate in using Dr Dorin again.
 
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pvtpoint2010

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Id say a total graft count of 2100-2500 should even things up.....say 600-900 more

To bad he couldnt do it all at once
 
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Jay Walker

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Ive been given an estimate of another 1000-1400 needed, that should get me right where I need to be.
 
janna

janna

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I wouldn't rule out more growth/maturation of hairs in the next 3 months. Ask Orlhair, when he was at 10-11 months, he thought he was done. He was plesantly surprised at 12 months to 13 months how much more he got. Most growth studies indicate final growth can take 12-14 months post op. When you go for another pass, just make sure it's past the 12 months for sure. 13-14 months would be ideal if addressing the same zone.
 
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pvtpoint2010

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On the WEB we see several top named US and canada docs doing work over in the UK.

How and why did you choose Dr Dorin?

BTW... I think he does do good work
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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Definately wait until 12 months plus to see the final outcome, then maybe have a touch up in the area`s that may be a little thinner.
 
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Jay Walker

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Good advice which I will take. It will past the 12 month mark when I go for round two.

I chose Dr Dorin, as I spoke in depth to a few of his patients and liked what I heard. Also, I found the customer care to be by far the best and most accommodating throughout the consultation period.
 
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Kelvin642

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Hi Jaywalker, how would you rate the doc on a scale of 1 to 10 as I'm considering a vacation in New York with the possibility of having surgery to coincide with my trip.
 
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Jay Walker

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Kelvin642 wrote:
Hi Jaywalker, how would you rate the doc on a scale of 1 to 10 as I'm considering a vacation in New York with the possibility of having surgery to coincide with my trip.


10/10 for me, cant fault the clinic, the staff or the Dr who performed my op.
 
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Kelvin642

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Appreciate the reply Jaywalker, I'll shoot them an email with some pictures, see what's recommended.
 
Westcoaster

Westcoaster

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Seems a little thinner in certain area`s, maybe they will even out over the next few months, overall it looks impressive.
 
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Jay Walker

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Kelvin642 wrote:
Hi Jaywalker, how did the final result turn out?

Well its not quite final for me, as Im returning to Dr Dorin in January to finish things off.Will get pictures up for pre and post op, in the early part of next year.
:)
 
Westcoaster

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Hey Jw,
Are you having a few areas touched up? Overall your result is good.
 
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Jay Walker

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Yes, added density and solidifying the hairline. 1400 grafts should finish things up nicely.
 
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