My Younger Brother Has Had A Transplant...

[Netsky]

Apx 3000 grafts. Do you think his result will give a good indication as to how my result would turn out if I chose to have one as we're related?

Sorry, I know that this is the new potential treatment section, but most people here are more experienced and knowledgeable than other areas of this forum.

 

[kirklandism]

Apx 3000 grafts. Do you think his result will give a good indication as to how my result would turn out if I chose to have one as we're related?

Sorry, I know that this is the new potential treatment section, but most people here are more experienced and knowledgeable than other areas of this forum.

1. Wrong forum (but you knew that and posted here anyways)
2. How could you expect anybody to give you advice in the absence of pics of yourself and your brother's hairloss?
3. You will get a better response on the right forum with accompanying pics

 

[WereInaRecession]

If you think you brother has gotten major improvements from that doctor what's left to decide. Everyone genes are different obv so his hair might be thicker or wavy or heal better to scar less or yeild alil more or be in a lower norwood stage to have a better result. Theirs lots of factors that determine outcome. Doctor skill is one aspect of the process and it's a major contributor the outcome. So if you like his work on your brother you got a good start.

The main point when picking a doctor is you see their results are consistent from patient review sites and you like their work and you are comfortable with them in the consultation.

I suggest getting a consultation with that same doctor asking him the same questions and see how it goes. I would also recommend getting a few other consultations with other top docs to pick the one you like the best