Post: #201

(11-04-2018 06:13 PM)TravelingBodybuilder Wrote:  what scares me are the scars in the back of the head where they remove your own hair... you never can have short hair again or the scars will be very visible... and look like you had brain surgery

Not necessarily true. My brother had the strip method, by a top surgeon, and it is invisible even on very close inspection.

It depends on the skill of the surgeon.

He gets very short / blade 2 with a 1 fade all the time.

Post: #202

(12-04-2018 06:51 PM)PixelFree Wrote:  

(11-04-2018 06:13 PM)TravelingBodybuilder Wrote:  what scares me are the scars in the back of the head where they remove your own hair... you never can have short hair again or the scars will be very visible... and look like you had brain surgery

Not necessarily true. My brother had the strip method, by a top surgeon, and it is invisible even on very close inspection.

It depends on the skill of the surgeon.

He gets very short / blade 2 with a 1 fade all the time.

this is what i like to hear. just from all the pictures i gathered i seen everyone with little dot scars in their head...
what country did he get it in? im intrested myself if i can find a top doctor that can do this.

Post: #203

@sonoran - would love to hear/see more as things progress...

Good luck!

Post: #204

Pretty sure you can get tricopigmentation on the scar to cover it up.
Still dont know how trico looks on a bald scull but shouldnt be noticable if its just for the scar area.

Post: #205

You should of just went to Mega Hairtrans these guys know what they are doing. They are very nice and really professional.

Post: #206

(12-06-2018 04:05 AM)RiskIt4Biscuit Wrote:  Pretty sure you can get tricopigmentation on the scar to cover it up.
Still dont know how trico looks on a bald scull but shouldnt be noticable if its just for the scar area.

FUE minimises scarring anyway, it should not be any cause for concern. FUT is the one that has much more scarring.

With FUE scarring is negligible. And in any case there are ways of treating it if it does bother anyone.

Post: #207

VC: for sure. I dont even understand why anyone chooses FUT in 2018.
Just throwing out a solution if it does indeed show too much. Dudes might do 2 or even 3 HTs over a few years and want to buzzcut the back and sides.

Post: #208

Im guessing FUT is for those who have a lot of hair loss, meaning that FUE would either get too expensive or become a burden to perform.

FUE should always be your #1 choice. Cost is no longer prohibitory as I mentioned above that I literally paid 30 indian rupees/ graft.

Post: #209

There's also micro scalp pigmentation, and the technology for hair loss is rapidly changing. I think there will be alternative's to hair transplants in the next few years. check out the website follicle thought.

Post: #210

Had a buddy get it done in Mexico a few weeks ago. Apparently it’s 75% less there. His wife just had LASIK done there as well. It seems like both went really well. Of course, it will be a while before he’ll be able to judge it fully.