GeminiX
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Hair Transplant at The Westminster Clinic (Dr. Rogers) - Contains images of procedure
Hi folks,
As promised I've uploaded some pictures taken *during* the Hair Transplant procedure I had yesterday with Dr Rogers at his London clinic.
I had planned to go to the clinic in Stratford, but he is in the process of moving that to Rugby.
*WARNING*
Some of the images are rather graphic and show many of the messier parts of the procedure. There is a lot of blood, there are knives cutting into human (my) flesh and there are images of syringes and surgical tools being used.
My second Hair Transplant procedure.
The images were taken either by myself or by one of the technicians and are only on a Blackberry camera so the quality is not great (not to mention very unflattering for me
).
I've not updated the meta data yet but I'll be doing that in the coming days, there is also a HD video of the procedure which I'll be editing into a short as time allows.
During the whole procedure I was constantly updating my blog, Twitter and Facebook; posting images and answering as many questions as possible. I was stunned by the sheer number of people who were interested in the procedure and I'll be posting a transcript as as soon as I can edit and piece it all together into a meaningful time-line. As far as I can tell, this was a world first.
I hope this helps give people a better idea of what goes on during a hair transplant procedure, and as always I would love to hear your feedback.
*edit* - please note that these are not the usual type of "reference" images I usually take where I use fixed flash and exposure settings; all these were taken with the camera settings to full auto.
*edit 2* - the video is coming nicely, should be ready by tomorrow.
*edit 3* - updating broken link.
Hi folks,
As promised I've uploaded some pictures taken *during* the Hair Transplant procedure I had yesterday with Dr Rogers at his London clinic.
I had planned to go to the clinic in Stratford, but he is in the process of moving that to Rugby.
*WARNING*
Some of the images are rather graphic and show many of the messier parts of the procedure. There is a lot of blood, there are knives cutting into human (my) flesh and there are images of syringes and surgical tools being used.
My second Hair Transplant procedure.
The images were taken either by myself or by one of the technicians and are only on a Blackberry camera so the quality is not great (not to mention very unflattering for me
).I've not updated the meta data yet but I'll be doing that in the coming days, there is also a HD video of the procedure which I'll be editing into a short as time allows.
During the whole procedure I was constantly updating my blog, Twitter and Facebook; posting images and answering as many questions as possible. I was stunned by the sheer number of people who were interested in the procedure and I'll be posting a transcript as as soon as I can edit and piece it all together into a meaningful time-line. As far as I can tell, this was a world first.
I hope this helps give people a better idea of what goes on during a hair transplant procedure, and as always I would love to hear your feedback.
*edit* - please note that these are not the usual type of "reference" images I usually take where I use fixed flash and exposure settings; all these were taken with the camera settings to full auto.
*edit 2* - the video is coming nicely, should be ready by tomorrow.
*edit 3* - updating broken link.
