Example of large punch use.

[Galileo]

Galileo wrote:

€“ I could also with ease count 1400 hairless gaps, and not just about 280 like in this case!

 

[Prohairclinic]

Sorry Galileo, but that pictures above is NOT a typical FUE donor.
And you know why I know this? Because I see the donors of our patients and other patients from up close almost every day.

And BTw, where is the forum rule that I am not allowed to post in this thread? No need to come over so agressive bud, keep it cool.

 

[Galileo]

Galileo wrote:

Below (screenshot taken from the video) you can see about a third (~33%) of the whole (100%) donor/extraction area after about 1 year, shortly before having a 2[sup]nd[/sup] (normal) HT:

Here the pic above enlarged ...

http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/1107/hstdonorarea.jpg

 

[Galileo]

Bverotti wrote:

I see the donors of our patients and other patients from up close almost every day.

Cool. Show us a few donor photos or videos (similar to the one I posted) of FUE patients and donor area is shaved down to almost ZERO, so that I'm able to count 2000-3000 hairless gaps. Thanks.

 

[hairtech]

Galileo,

So clarify something for me...

This pics from the first pics and the second pics are the same person?

The stem cell transplant is what?

Can you re-summarize your point? I just got a little confused. By the way I have seen that second pics before. These are horrible. Thanks in advance and good debate here.Z:B

 

[Galileo]

hairtech wrote:

By the way I have seen that second pics before. These are horrible.

This is the source.

http://www.hairlossexperiences.com/view_post.php?post_id=18175

The patient didn €™t even shave his head down to zero (I think 2-3mm or so). Hypopigmentation/depigmentation (white dots) aside, of course the many hairless gaps are simply there €“ with or without white dots. So actually you can't say "it's horrible" (link above). It's rather a "hair is replaced with hairless gaps", so to speak.

 

[hairtech]

Agreed Galileo... great cartoon by the way. Where did you find that?

 

[Galileo]

hairtech wrote:

Agreed Galileo... great cartoon by the way. Where did you find that?

Hi,
I googled €œFUE shaved donor area €œ or something and found this pic.

How about the following case?
The patient says he had his procedure (700 grafts) about 2 days ago and the pics are taken 36 hours after extractions. In addition, he says they used completely the same extraction area as they used this area 6 month ago (also 700 grafts 1[sup]st[/sup] procedure).

Original photo
http://www.fileden.com/files/2011/9/28/3202143/2nd%20treatment%20022.JPG

Original photo with a green grid
http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/3/15/3278666/2nd-treatment-grid.jpg

 

[hairtech]

In my opinion it looks like a small punch fue. However, the extractions are all jumbled up and some are too entirely close to each other.

 

[Galileo]

hairtech wrote:

In my opinion it looks like a small punch fue. However, the extractions are all jumbled up and some are too entirely close to each other.

~48 hours after extractions


The patient says he is a scarring alopecia patient and different doctors noticed that he practically just has 1-hair and 2-hair FU's in his donor area.

 

[hairtech]

Galileo,

What do you think about this one? I will give the details after your opinion or anyone's opinion for that matter.

Thanks in advance.

Tom

 

[hairtech]

This was a patient after 1800 extractions and it is 72 hours post op. 0.8mm/0.9mm punch.

 

[Galileo]

hairtech wrote:

Here is a fun inverted view.

I also have 2 "fun inverted views".

http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/3/15/3278666/day-15-white-dots-FUE.jpg

http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/3/15/3278666/day-15-marked-reference-area.jpg

- Open them in 2 windows side by side,
- enlage them,
- position the marked reference areas,
- click left/right/left/right/left/right...

...and compare! c;;9

 

[hairtech]

That is really cool Galeleo!

 

[Galileo]

hairtech wrote:

That is really cool Galeleo!

Thanks. But the problem is, that just the 1st link/photo (FUE) is "inverted".

Day 3 post-op €“ original
http://www.fileden.com/files/2011/9/28/3202143/3rd%20day%20-%202nd%20treatment%20003.JPG
Reference area (blue square)
http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/3/15/3278666/day-3-reference-area.jpg
Marked and observed extraction area (enlarged)
http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/3/15/3278666/day-3-comparison.jpg