Getting rich in the Hair Transplant Industry

[Mickey85]

leogarrison wrote:

"Spex", you may have (later) told me I could have Dr Feriduni's opinion, but your whole tone was pushing FUT and suggested FUE as a mere after-thought.

For example, you said:

Given the number of grafts you need I'd say strip could well be best way to roll however I understand your concerns but when done right scars are a non issue.

I'm a 30 year old guy who lives in Europe, and you seriously think it best that I travel to America for strip surgery, when FUE is available at a competitive price on my doorstep?

As for FUE being regarded "generally more expensive" by the rest of the industry, not just you. You must have pretty low confidence in your opinion if you're comparing it with the rest of the industry - an industry you usually malign.

I think if you represent a doctor who does FUE for the same price as FUT, then you should be clear about that to anyone who asks. If you don't, then you can't cry foul when people "defame" you, by suggesting something else is at play.
I mean, what other other reason do you have for shipping guys off for FUT? Go on, tell me it's the yield! )(_::

How's your $47 ebooks selling btw? :whatever:

I had a pm from someone here but it's not enabled so please email [email protected].

I have seen Spex actually say this publicly and I must admit that it is not a good thing... It is basically stating AS A FACT that when a scar closure is done properly it won't stretch. What it doesn't tell you is that physiology is as important, if not more important than the technique and I find that omission very concerning...

 

[topccat29]

I think a lot of these young guys that work in this industry often show poor judgment due to their age and it can be seen time and time again if one looks closely. I wish I had the savvy to pick up on these cues when I was younger but it seems to come with age. As they say, live and learn.