Avoid these Mistakes when Choosing a Hair Transplant Clinic

I'm Dr Mondrian Parissis I am a Hair Specialist and Hair Transplant Surgeon from London, UK in partnership with Feller & Bloxham Medical in Great Neck, New York. I posts videos dedicated to help you with your hair loss. In this video, I tell you the common pitfalls I have seen countless people make when choosing the best Hair Transplant Clinic.
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[@zaidtosha6562]

Does Salicylic acid topical on scalp reduce the effects of oral minoxidil ?.

[@guythat1185]

Great video @DrParissis - do you have any thoughts on combined FUT + FUE surgery? I clinic I approached suggested this for me but didn't know if it was legit or not...thanks!

[@DrParissis]

Hello, great question - FUT + FUE in the same surgery can be done, but only if needed. It is usually only needed when FUT is limited by some factor, eg scalp laxity is low in the patient, or the strip needs to be shorter for various reasons and therefore less grafts taken in it , requiring FUE to harvest extra in the same session. I would be interested to know why this was recommended to you, usually it’s best (in terms of maximising lifetime grafts as well as maximising growth of grafts) to do as much FUT as possible first and later in life do FUE (in much fewer numbers) for minor touch ups and enhancements.

[@guythat1185]

​@@DrParissis thank you for your response and apologies for the delay; I was away. For context, I am Norwood 5/6 and had a transplant to restore the hairline about 6 months ago. I opted for an FUT procedure after a lot of research and following the advice from this and other reputable surgeries to maximize lifetime yield. I am considering a second procedure to do the crown; however, it seems that with my density, the amount I can get from strip in a session is about 2,500 grafts. I will obviously go for a second FUT as I have the scar, but to get more grafts in one sitting and speed up the hair restoration process, I was thinking about a combined procedure, which I know a couple of Turkish clinics do. I've spoken to them and they (of course) say it's a really good idea and can be done for the reasons above, but I was just wondering if there are any disadvantages to doing this in a combined sitting, or if it is better to do a second FUT only and then do an FUE as a third procedure. If it doesn't make any difference, I may go for a combined procedure, as I would like a full head of hair while I'm young, and waiting to do a third or even fourth procedure to get the look I desire may take years. Apologies for the length, but any insight you have would be greatly appreciated!

[@guythat1185]

@@DrParissis thank you for your response and apologies for the delay; I was away. For context, I am Norwood 5/6 and had a transplant to restore the hairline about 6 months ago. I opted for an FUT procedure after a lot of research and following the advice from this and other reputable surgeries to maximize lifetime yield. I am considering a second procedure to do the crown; however, it seems that with my density, the amount I can get from strip in a session is about 2,500 grafts. I will obviously go for a second FUT as I have the scar, but to get more grafts in one sitting and speed up the hair restoration process, I was thinking about a combined procedure, which I know a couple of Turkish clinics do. I've spoken to them and they (of course) say it's a really good idea and can be done for the reasons above, but I was just wondering if there are any disadvantages to doing this in a combined sitting, or if it is better to do a second FUT only and then do an FUE as a third procedure. If it doesn't make any difference, I may go for a combined procedure, as I would like a full head of hair while I'm young, and waiting to do a third or even fourth procedure to get the look I desire may take years. Apologies for the length, but any insight you have would be greatly appreciated!

[@guythat1185]

@@DrParissis thank you for your response and apologies for the delay; I was away. For context, I am Norwood 5/6 and had a transplant to restore the hairline about 6 months ago. I opted for an FUT procedure after a lot of research and following the advice from this and other reputable surgeries to maximize lifetime yield. I am considering a second procedure to do the crown; however, it seems that with my density, the amount I can get from strip in a session is about 2,500 grafts. I will obviously go for a second FUT as I have the scar, but to get more grafts in one sitting and speed up the hair restoration process, I was thinking about a combined procedure, which I know a couple of Turkish clinics do. I've spoken to them and they (of course) say it's a really good idea and can be done for the reasons above, but I was just wondering if there are any disadvantages to doing this in a combined sitting, or if it is better to do a second FUT only and then do an FUE as a third procedure. If it doesn't make any difference, I may go for a combined procedure, as I would like a full head of hair while I'm young, and waiting to do a third or even fourth procedure to get the look I desire may take years. Apologies for the length, but any insight you have would be greatly appreciated!