Joe,How many people are likely to be there for the sales meet?It looks like your guy does decent work but there seems to be so many good FUE doctors out there.It is enough to drive you mad in trying to decide where to go.
From what I learned today, there are enough people attending that there isn't much room left.
There are a lot of good clinics out there for sure but here are a few things to consider...
1. Doctor extraction. The number of clinics offering doctor only extraction in Europe are fast declining and as far as I know Dr. Lupanzula is the only doctor in Brussels that is performing FUE extraction exclusively without the use of technicians. This matters very little to some people but it is of paramount importance to others.
2. Consistency. When I look at his videos I see what appears to be a very high percentage of growth with his results. The number of grafts used always appears to be well suited for the intended recipient area and establishes a strong record of one pass results. This means that the recipient zone that was worked on reaches a density and coverage level that warrants no further surgery and the next area can be addressed, if one exists. Here is a perfect example. Two surgeries, two zones, done. He is very consistent with his results.
http://www.hairlossexperiences.com/view_topic.php?id=7356&forum_id=3
3. Density. I'm not seeing many doctors or clinics matching the density Dr. Lupanzula is getting in some of his surgeries, especially with FUE, with one surgery. Obviously there are those results that do not have high density but these particular cases did not warrant higher densities to begin with, such as those with more advanced hair loss.
Finally, I like the fact that he's able to successfully take on some of the toughest cases out there. This one in particular is especially impressive given the degree of scarring he experienced from a burn accident...
[flash=425,344]http://www.youtube.com/v/_gy0kIGwfbI&hl=en&fs=1[/flash]
So I think he's better than decent

but this is just one person's opinion. I would personally have no problems laying down on his table to have surgery with him.