TheHighGuy69
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Hey everyone! First, thanks for taking the time to read this. I'll jump right in.
I got a hair transplant last year that I was incredibly underwhelmed with the results of. I posted before, but here are the links.
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...tations-too-high.98404/?p=1319847#post1319847
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/threads/botches-transplant-or-expectations-way-too-high.98410/
Please take a moment to review those posts/pictures. You can get an idea of what I was going for by reading them. But long story short: the results were very poor and not at all what I planned on. So I switched doctors and am now going with Dr. Jeffrey Epstein. He was recommended to me on this forum.
http://www.drjeffreyepstein.com/
He has told me that my first doctor did nothing technically wrong, but that he would have gone with a more narrow recipient area with more grafts. He told me that I needed one more operation to make my plan feasible, and one more (he said "maybe") after that for finishing touches. My operation is in two days, on the 29th.
Can someone tell me if I have chosen the right doctor? I was burned last time, and these are decisions I can't undo. Does Dr. Epstein have a good reputation? Does his advice seem realistic? He basically said that if I get the second procedure, I'll have hair that looks as thick as my side hair.
I guess I've gotten cold feet and am a little scared that I'm making a huge mistake by trusting doctors who, essentially, see me as profit and will say anything to make profit.
I got a hair transplant last year that I was incredibly underwhelmed with the results of. I posted before, but here are the links.
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...tations-too-high.98404/?p=1319847#post1319847
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/threads/botches-transplant-or-expectations-way-too-high.98410/
Please take a moment to review those posts/pictures. You can get an idea of what I was going for by reading them. But long story short: the results were very poor and not at all what I planned on. So I switched doctors and am now going with Dr. Jeffrey Epstein. He was recommended to me on this forum.
http://www.drjeffreyepstein.com/
He has told me that my first doctor did nothing technically wrong, but that he would have gone with a more narrow recipient area with more grafts. He told me that I needed one more operation to make my plan feasible, and one more (he said "maybe") after that for finishing touches. My operation is in two days, on the 29th.
Can someone tell me if I have chosen the right doctor? I was burned last time, and these are decisions I can't undo. Does Dr. Epstein have a good reputation? Does his advice seem realistic? He basically said that if I get the second procedure, I'll have hair that looks as thick as my side hair.
I guess I've gotten cold feet and am a little scared that I'm making a huge mistake by trusting doctors who, essentially, see me as profit and will say anything to make profit.