Hay .......it could be a new field !

[pvtpoint2010]

I was thinking there should be a private group of people who are artistically trained in hairline design....these people could work along with us as a go between with the Doc's to get the best non-bi est results

A non- Dr's office affiliated group/person who we could hire to work along with us in our HT journey taking into consideration our personal goals and results.....

Too many people have had extremely poor results after leaving the artistic's to a non artistically trained Dr and staff

This way we don't need to count on just the tech's and Docs placement skills...

Hay .......it could be a new field !

 

[topccat29]

It €™s an interesting thought especially with so many prospective patients coming to the forums often confused and asking what seem to be the dumbest questions. Such as where I can I find a clinic near me? I have X amount to spend where should I go? Well you know what I mean. I guess I forget that these are just mostly younger guys that are completely clueless and think that this procedure is no big deal so I need to start telling myself that and lighten up.

The way I see it what they should be looking for is a highly skilled, highly ethical, highly caring doctor with natural artistic talent. This coupled with a clinic that is extremely knowledgeable with patient care and attentiveness that is over the top. In my view this is the list of criteria a prospective patient should be using. When you are researching this is what you should be looking for.

As far as the doctors that do not have the natural artistic capabilities, they usually are too arrogant and have an ego too big to ever accept someone else telling them the best way to design a hairline. So although it may be a good idea it would probably not be possible.

 

[topccat29]

I don €™t think people get it. The odds that a doctor has the necessary skill and natural artistic talent has to be less than 1% yet some people think they can still pick a name off a list. I just can €™t post this enough.

I actually read a recent post on another forum where a poster actually recommended a prospective patient looking to move beard hair around on his face due to a bad electrolysis decision to actually consult this list. I think to myself how irresponsible it is regardless of how well intentioned. Does that person realize that this advice could easily disfigure this person? It €™s completely insane.

I actually had one clown I mean doctor that used a plastic template to figure out where to place the grafts. That was his artistic method, painting by the numbers.

It's a talent you either have it or you don't and most HT doctors do not have it.

 

[Bigmac]

Interesting topic.