is Dr.Rahal really one of the best hair transplant surgeons in the world? I'm thinking about getting my temple points done, and potentially lower the hairline slightly. Is he especially experience with hairline surgeries, resulting in a natural appearance and natural density. I have a ton of hair, especially at the back and I would be willing to use a lot of donor hairs to make the density blend in with my natural hair. I'm 25 and I haven't experienced any significant hearing loss, and I've already started the medication just as a precaution.
Is Dr Rahal One Of The Best In The World?
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Who would be considered the best FUE surgeons?
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Feriduni, Erdogan. ******** has been getting a lot of praise around here of late. Konior probably has the best FUE reputation of any US surgeon
I filled out my hair loss history to get a free consult, and he said that my hair loss has to be worse… I just want to add temple points maybe lower the hairlines slightly but really just start with temple points.
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Like I said he is ethical and does what in your best interests. However, i don't see a problem with having a small fue procedure of around 600 grafts for the temple point and closure area.
Area takes a lot of grafts seeing as they can only be 1s for a feathered result
What is closure area? Also how many donor hairs does the average man have to be utilized?