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zionaxel
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My impression was alright , I think his aim would of been very similar to the flap repair mentioned above I do not think he was one of the doctors I spoke to who would of used a tissue expander .
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wylie
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zion, I hope you are doing well. It's been four years now since you had your first real taste of repair, and while you seem to have put the whole issue behind you, I hope you don't abandon the idea of repair entirely.
I think the approach taken by BHR was excellent from the onset. Initially I was thinking of building the hairline up, but now think the removal of the hairline your best option. That's why thinning it out was a great idea.
I would remove the entire hairline and place all the grafts in your scarring. Fill in the scars entirely in the back, then you can work on scar repair in the front using laser, dermabrasion, or any other new technological advance that comes along.
Dr. Bisanga showed great foresight in his approach.
I think the approach taken by BHR was excellent from the onset. Initially I was thinking of building the hairline up, but now think the removal of the hairline your best option. That's why thinning it out was a great idea.
I would remove the entire hairline and place all the grafts in your scarring. Fill in the scars entirely in the back, then you can work on scar repair in the front using laser, dermabrasion, or any other new technological advance that comes along.
Dr. Bisanga showed great foresight in his approach.
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diamond8
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I would not give up zion. The use of Beard and Body Hair saved me plus PRP, Rogaine Foam and trial and error on some other products. Keep trying though do not give up.
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wylie
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Zion, any updates? Have you researched anything new? I think we already discussed you having the flap removed, which is by far the best option you have. In the right hands I don't see why many of those flap hairs could not be dissected and placed in the scars in back. After all those hairs are used up you could resort to beard hair in your scars, this works, I know from experience.
That would leave you to deal with a scar in front, and there are various treatment options you could then explore in lessening it.
That would leave you to deal with a scar in front, and there are various treatment options you could then explore in lessening it.
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zionaxel
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Wylie no updates to busy with life to think about any more repair , one day maybe..
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Shave your head and get it micro pigmented. It's the only way you could look normal.
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gambler
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janna wrote:
I was left in a very bad position years ago following some poor surgeries in the UK. Fortunately, I was directed to go to Dr Frechet as my only hope of a repair.
Over the course of three surgeries he installed a tissue expander and performed a "frechet flap" and it was a great success - a real life saver for me. I can't speak highly enough of the man.
Yes, I can vouch for the quality of Dr Frechet's work - he's a great surgeon. I am also one of his happy patients.
I was left in a very bad position years ago following some poor surgeries in the UK. Fortunately, I was directed to go to Dr Frechet as my only hope of a repair.
Over the course of three surgeries he installed a tissue expander and performed a "frechet flap" and it was a great success - a real life saver for me. I can't speak highly enough of the man.
bullitnut
4 awesome repairs with SMG
It must have felt good to get some relief after having poor surgeries in the UK. 
