Horrible Youtube Dr - cant nobody stop him?

[jonzi]

So on Youtube I ended up at the channel of this sleezy dr in Florida, called Huebner or something like that. Their website is naturalhairtransplant.com
After checking out a few videos I am rather chocked by the poor results this guy is portraying as "fabulous work", often in combination with an unknowing patient also praising his work. This really shows the weird psychology of patients. Despite walking around with this horrible transplant by today's standards, this guy says hes happy. Go figure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaExp0tsW8s

Another aspect that stuns me are the videos from directly post operation. The transplanted area honestly looks butchered. The size of each recipient site is enormous! Who the hell trained this guy?
Here are some photos from guy who created a blod in celebration of this terrible dr. The images are around 1year after his first operation and now he is back for another one:
https://myfollicularjourney.com/2nd-procedure-11-11-15-pics/

When the patient is shaved the unnatural pattern of the islands of grafts in his frontal third becomes obvious. I watched a few videos of this blog guy on youtube and although the video quality is low, he somtimes leans forward and this horrible pitted hairline is shown.
Youtube seems to be working for this weird dr. Patients seem to be flying from all over the world to see him.
How can this be stopped? It really should be criminal.

 

[JoeTillman]

Hmm:

1. Multi-blade scalpel for donor strip removal.

2. Techs that are "eyeballing" the grafts during dissection while wearing jeweler's loupes.

3. Grand Canyon-esque recipient incisions.

Yep, this is EXACTLY the same surgery I had...in 1992. It's called "mini-micro" grafting and is two generations old. This is the quick and easy way to do strip and that multi-blade scalpel is creating havoc with high transection rates in the donor zone. This brings back bad memories for me.

 

[concis]

Double post.

 

[concis]

JoeTillman wrote:

Yep, this is EXACTLY the same surgery I had...in 1992. It's called "mini-micro" grafting and is two generations old.

It's now referred to as Dr. Huebner developed the HUE (High - Yield Unit Extraction) Method, our exclusive cutting edge procedure.

The before and after pictures on his website don't instill much confidence in his ability as a hair transplant Doctor. His bio says he underwent hair restoration training with no mention who trained him.

 

[Bigmac]

I would give this one a miss.

 

[bullitnut]

Bigmac wrote:

I would give this one a miss.

Me too.....blows my mind how after all these years some doctors are still destroying peoples heads and getting away with it, not only that some patients believe they are getting improvements done from these quacks.

The main problem is these doctors are praying on vulnerable, desperate people half the time, many have issues caused by them loosing their hair in the first place and their mind set is that any hair on their heads is an improvement.

Even though it's obvious to many It sometimes takes a while before the penny drops that they actually look a whole lot worse than they did before......people staring and talking to their hairlines during conversations is usually a good enough eye opener for them to realize how crap the work is.

Been in a similar situation myself when i got butchered and at first i was that depressed about loosing my hair i was thrilled when i saw some start to regrow. I soon realized however i looked horrendous and the result was disgusting as will these poor guys.

 

[Bongo]

Glad its not just me who thought this guy was a butcher! The videos are pretty slick though and that seems to sell in this industry.

A few people have flown over from England to have surgery with him. That's crazy when there are now some very good surgeons in the UK and Europe. Always thought his work looked pluggy at best. I have however seen a few people who vlogged a procedure on You Tube with him and then gone somewhere totally different for their second surgery. That tells you all you need to know I guess!

 

[TOMMYTWO]

wow that does look rough.....compared to some of the immediate post op pics you see today

 

[jonzi]

Here is one of his patients showing his result 1 year after surgery 2. Despite the quality of video being low, the repair status is pretty obvious.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykDgK1BAYRY

When he pulls back his hair the hairline looks pitted and unnatural.

For gods sake, how can this doctor live with himself? How come the patient cant figure outhe has a terrible result?

 

[enzyo]

Some people are happy to have hair regardless how it looks.