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One Day Session with the inventor of Follicle Transplantatio
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Era solo una battuta doc, sono convinto farà un ottimo lavoro. Una domanda: Sul sito di Uebel si fa riferimento all'utilizzo del laser ad Erbium in uno degli interventi mostrati. Purtroppo non conoscendo il portoghese non ne ho compreso bene le finalità. Sarebbe interessante saperne di più. Saluti
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Inside FIT tecnique
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Rose su transection rates, FIT e strip: ___________________________________________ There has been some discussion about transection with FIT. With FIT transection one should understand that the transection if it occurs, may occur at a level that allows the hair to regrow if the hair is left in the scalp. Dr Cole and I are beginning to develop a protocol for a study to look at this issue. In strip harvesting, transection occurs in taking out the strip,(higher with multi blade knives), and preparing the grafts (higher without microscopes, backlighting). As with FIT transection rates will depend on the surgeons expertise and the patient's scalp parameters such as scarring, density of hair, angles etc. ____________________________________________ -
One Day Session with the inventor of Follicle Transplantatio
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Credo di no mi sembra l'ennesima azione di marketing, comunque spero di sbagliarmi. Tra l'altro le foto della FT che ha postato sul suo sito esprimono una tecnica abbastanza rozza. http://www.ghoclinic.com/index.php?lang=EN...age=Update&m=7# Ciao -
A meno che il buon Morselli non ha altri suggerimenti, considera l'utilizzo dello Iamin gel per il post operatorio. Un grande in bocca al lupo, vedrai che l'intervento di riduzione è più semplice rispetto ad un autotrapianto e che i risultati saranno sicuramente soddisfacenti..... .....altrimenti spediamo un commando guidato da Underdog a bombardare la clinica di Modena. Ciao
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E' arrivata l'ora anche per me!!!
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Non sono d'accordo condividendo quanto afferma John Cole. Comunque doc ne riparleremo quando tornerà da New York a fine Ottobre. __________________________________________ I cannot say about FUE or the Woods technique, but our procedure (FIT) is not blind. We watch as we cut and we correct our angle as the angle of hair growth changes. This is especially important with fragile hair, body hair, and cases of significant scarring. Le ricordo poi quanto indicato nel 12mo regolamento dell'ISHRS. ___________________________________________ XII. The select member shall continue to study, apply and advance his/her knowledge in the field of surgical hair restoration. ___________________________________________ Comunque è un contraddittorio interessante, il futuro dirà chi aveva ragione -
Cole su FUE/FIT vs Strip e relative transection rates. Come dice il doc è solo questione di tempo.... ___________________________________________ We have studied transection rates very carefully with strip harvesting, slivering, and graft preparation. it is one thing to say that your rate is 2 to 5 %, but it is another thing to monitor it on a daily basis especially if you find new staff. also this rate will vary from one person to another. two physicians have looked at the transection rate comparing a single blade to a double blade. the phsycians are dr. pathomvanich and the other is cole (bisanga, cole, and mawamba). we both found the rate is statistically significant and higher with a double bladed knife and that a single blade creates an average transection rate of 2%. the percentage will be lower if the density is higher, but the total number of transected hairs will be higher if the density is higher. the most important finding of the Cole study was that the transection rate for the second cut is almost every patient is twice as high on the second cut of the ellipse. again, the density increase on the second cut due to skin relaxation and you loose some control of the scalp (it becomes looser) with the second cut. i cannot say about FUE or the Woods technique, but our procedure is not blind. we watch as we cut and we correct our angle as the angle of hair growth changes. this is especially important with fragile hair, body hair, and cases of significant scarring. the person most often quoted about transection rates with strip harvesting is dr. limmer. the 2 to 5% number is his. i will say that he and i have disagreeded for years regarding hair density and total hair counts. he belives he is right while i know that i am right. total transection rates with strip harvesting can be much higher than you think. this is especially true for fragile hair, scarring, and dense dermis. what is dense dermis? it is an opaque dermis that limits visiblity. it is like trying to cut grafts in a smoke filled room or like trying to drive in a fog. it just isn't as easy. i know that dr. limmer knows what he is talking about since he can cut grafts. i've seen him do it. most docs never cut graft and don't know how. myself - i've regualarly cut well over 1000 grafts in a single case though this is uncommon for me these days. i can tell from the strip that dr. hasson showed that he has not spent a great time studying how to reduce graft cutting time. the reason is simple. his strip has several mm of fat below the bulbs. this fat has to go somewhere. it is not going back in the recipient site. it must therefore be trimmed. i found many years ago that it was far faster to trim most of the fat away from the strip during strip removal rather than having to individually trim it away after the strip is removed and the individual grafts are cut. this is not a slight on his technique but is a recomendation based on my vast exepreince cutting grafts. the other problem from so much fat removal is that a dead space is left in the donor region. this must be filled in by something or closed in two layers. what fill in is scar and it creates a mushroom scar effect in the lower areas if it not closed in two layers. minimizing the amount of fat on the strip is risky to the hairs though and you must be very careful so that you minimize transection. of course you could test dr. gho's theroy of hm by trimming all the bulbs into two pieces as you remove the strip to see if the whole thing regrows in the original donor area. wouldn't this be something. in our office we use fiberoptic lighting to improve our visualization through the slivers. we patented a system to do this. each fiber optic follicle cutting board costs me about 300.00 and each lighting system is another 500.00 but will give light to two cutting stations. this is very expensive but is well worth the money to our patients. currently, we are the only facility with this equipment to the best of my knowledge. it is especaily benefical to those with white hair. transection rates probably are much higher than 2 to 5%. i don't know many physicians that routinely monitor this and i must say that even in my office we have not monitored this as closely as we should for many years. since most physicians don't even measure density prior to surgery, i can't see how the majority of them could stand behind the "transection" arguement in defense of their strip surgery. there is one way to assess your staff easily and routinely. that is to monitor the calculated density for each tech. you will find that some will not be as good as others. you will find that some don't even need a microscope at some point in their life. since most physicians don't monitor the calcualted density and since most don't even know what it is, and since most don't measure density, and since most don't count hairs, as well as grafts, it is far too cavalier for us to stand behind the 2 to 5% transection rate especially when we know full well that it is often much higher especially in the hands of physicians whose staff are not as good as dr. hasson's staff. no, fue, fit, and the woods technique are the future. it is just a matter of time. i will say this though. after much careful contemplation, i do think it is best to limit surgery size. while we can perform much larger sessions, it is probably wiser to stay will smaller session in the early stages of this transformation. remember there were those that thought the earth was flat at one time. there were those that thought the earth was thousands of years old rather than billions of years old, there were those that thought we could predict volcanic eruptions unitil mt st. helens, there were those that doubted the theory of relativity, there were those that doubted that the earth's magnetic field could reverse itself, there were those that thought the dinasaurs gradually died out rather than abruptly ceasing from a catyclysmic event and there are those that doubt fue/FIT and woods will replace the strip. it will replace them, however, becasue it is a far better procedure. it will take time though and i would not encourage pateints to jump with both feet into it especially with new physicians. i turely belive that patients should have smaller session done rather than larger ones. why? because there is no doubt that our techniques and experience will grow expotentially. taking your time will only insure that you receive a better procedure every time you come in for more hair. strip surgery is very inefficient. follicular extraction is very efficient. transection rates are tolerable, now, but will most likely get even lower. www.forhair.com ------------------------- John P. Cole, MD 75 14th St. Suite 3260 Atlanta, GA 30309 800 368 4247 ____________________________________________
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Non una cinquecento scassata, diciamo una Duna <img src=images/smiles/converted/biggrin.gif> . Geronimo, apprezzo il tuo contributo al forum che è sempre puntuale ma sai benissimo che su questo punto non siamo d'accordo. ***CENSORED***nel 2003 usa ancora la tecnica punch nota per i suoi noti danni e per l'aspetto dei pazienti a "bambola". Negli US questa tecnica è stata abbandonata da più di dieci anni e condannata ripetute volte per i successivi interventi di repair da eseguire. Gambino utilizza ancora il bisturi multilame, strumento che sacrifica buona parte della zona donatrice a beneficio dei tempi e a scapito dei pazienti. Anche questo strumento è stato abbandonato da anni e criticato ampiamente. Entrambi i medici appartengono all'Ishrs e quindi anche questa organizzazione non è da vedersi come una garanzia e non mi meraviglia che John Cole non ne condivida più le proposizioni. Per Morselli e tutti gli altri nessuno si permette di dare giudizi poichè non abbiamo gli elementi sufficienti (foto/testimonianze). Infine le foto se in formato sufficiente ampio e da angolazioni diverse possono costituire una prova sufficiente della qualita di un intervento, soprattutto se queste vengono fornite spontaneamente dal paziente e in sequenza temporale (vedi H&W, Cole, Jones, Shapiro, etc.). Concludo ripetendo che l'autotrapianto è un intervento chirurgico, quindi a tutti gli interessati raccomando la massima attenzione e di non sottovalutare quello che può rappresentare la fine di un problema, ma ne può anche costituire l'inizio di uno ben più grave qualora male eseguito. Comunque è una discussione che resta aperta <img src=images/smiles/converted/wink.gif>
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E' arrivata l'ora anche per me!!!
Aragorn ha risposto ad una discussione creata da pipirom in Trapianto di capelli
Buono spunto doc. Chiedero a Rob Jones dei chiarimenti su quanto da lui scritto, anche se credo che il suo riferimento scientifico sia piuttosto datato. In ogni caso Cole pratica ancora la strip così come Jones e questo rappresenta un recente esempio: http://www.hairlosshelp.com/forums/message...&threadid=23483 Non capisco quale sarebbe per due questi due eccellenti professionisti la ragione del passaggio alla FUE, dal momento che sono comunque al top anche nella tecnica strip e le garantisco che hanno le agende piene per mesi. Per sua informazione ho postato poco fa i risultati di Cole sulla transection rate della FUE (dal 3 al 10%). Saluti -
Ciao Shon, bentornato. Provo a risponderti: "1)sono rasato a i mm e(posso arrivare massimo a 2 0 3 mm)e non mi è possibile lasciar crescere ulteriormente i capell:se così facessi si noterebbe troppo il distacco cromatico fra le zone radissime(maggiormente vertex ma non solo)e alcune piu' folte.Mi chiedo se con questa "lunghezza" sara' possibile per un chirurgo prevedere il risultato che potro' avere con l'intervento di rinfoltimento quando poi lascero' crescere i capelli dopo il trapianto." Direi che è addirittura meglio per capire il grado di avanzamento del tuo problema e facilita il lavoro del chirurgo durante l'intervento. "2)(e questo lo ricordo anche all'amico Pall Mall),proprio perchè ormai mi sono adeguato al look "rasato" non vorrei, se i risultati fossero insoddisfacenti,perdere anche questa possibilità a causa di una bella cicatricetta,per questo motivo pensavo alla FUE e allora chiedo una cosa: ma il segno cicatriziale non potrebbe essere coperto in secondo momento con una tecnica fue limitata a quella zona?qualcuno ha sentito mai qualcosa del genere?" L'attecchimento di u.f. nelle zone cicatriziali non è garantito poichè ci sono troppi fattori che possono influenzarne l'attecchimento e la ricrescita. L'intervento è tecnicamente possibile e viene eseguito nelle repair session da diversi chirurghi negli US. Personalmente mi sembra folle sottoporsi ad una strip session se non si è mai stati sottoposti ad un trapianto e soprattutto se si intende tenere i capelli corti. Per darti un'idea di quello che si può fare e dei residui cicatriziali di una strip e di una FUE fai riferimento a questo paziente che si è sottoposto ad entrambe le tecniche. http://mysite.verizon.net/vze3hjqi/id19.html "3)ancora non mi è chiara una cosa nonostante il mio continuo chiedere: è possibile lavorare inserendo u.f. fra gli altri capellui radi o si corre il rischio di danneggiare i capelli esistenti? per le tempie io dovrei proprio riempire zone glabre e potrei fermarmi con gli innesti,appena iniziano i miei capelli ma per il vertex non potrei limitarmi a riempire la zona totalmente vuota(che non è tanto estesa),piuttosto si tratterebbe di rinfoltire una discreta area molto rada,non è possibile arrecare un danno ai pochi capelli esistenti?" Io continuo ad essere certo che la caduta indotta esista e che le moderne tecniche non hanno eliminato tale problematica. Ti giro un post del Dott. Bridges (assistente di John Cole) a riguardo. Bridges si è sottoposto personalmente a più sessioni di trapianto quindi può essere piuttosto autorevole nel contesto. ___________________________________________ Well, everyone's different, and shock loss is multifactorial (Dr. Rose and I posted about shock loss in the last couple of days, and about minimizing it with magnification, thin blades, etc.) Certainly, whether the case is FIT or Strip should make NO difference in hair lost in the recipient area. But there's always the risk that miniaturized hairs will be permanently lost; however, they'd have been lost anyway, and they contribute much less to coverage than strong terminal hairs do. Now, the terminal hairs in the area can shed as well; most of these may in fact grow back in a few months. There's not a huge difference between a NW "2.5" and a NW 3, and if there is some loss within the first couple of months, remember that a true evaluation of the HT can not be carried out for at least 8 to 10 months. Time must pass for shock loss hair to grow back, as well as for sprouting, lengthening, and thickening of grafted hairs. I've not noticed any loss of hair in my own case. In your case, if 1000 grafts are placed at and just behind the hairline, there will be much less planting in between existing hairs as in the case of, say, attempting coverage of the entire frontal area with a fair amount of thinning, existing hair. Planting between these hairs does put them at higher risk. Proximity is key with shock loss. ____________________________________________
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Inside FIT tecnique
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Interessante post sulla transection rate della FIT/FUE. ___________________________________________ According to dr. Woods the transection rate from his procedure is less than 5%. we run up between 3% and 10%. Higher transection rates occur in select cases such as very curly hair, hair splaying, and fragile hair. most physicians have a much higher rate of transection with total follicular unit transplantation via strip harvest. some have a rate below 5%, but this is the minority of physicians. most strip harvest physicians run 20% or higher. it is our goal to get the transection rate down below 5% like Dr. Woods. a 10% trasection rate means one hair out of 10 are damaged on removal. it is easy to say that a damaged hair has a chance to re-grow, but it also has a chance to not grow. this is the reason to strive toward a much lower transection rate. follicular extraction and FIT offer patients many possiblities that are not possible from strip. an unusual phenomenon occurs with short hair and a low follicular density. this phenomenon is what i call the less is more illusion. you can take a patient that is a class 6, give him a density of 20 to 30 follicular units per sq cm and then tell him to shave his head. if he is a strip patient, the scar will be visible, but if he is a FIT or FUE patient, he will suddenly appear to have all his hair and no scar. in other words, the low density on a shaved head creates an illusion of no hair loss or minimal hair loss even though very little hair has been transplanted to a bald area. this is the "less is more" illusion of fullness. one must also not loose site of the overwhelming advantages of having a donor area that looks essentially normal. doing a strip leaves a permanent scar. doing follicular isolation gives the patient many additional options after surgery. for instance, if a patient later desires to shave his head, you will not see the linear scar. this is especially true for the very young patient (twenties). i have seen many patients over the years, who wish they'd done nothing due to the donor scar. doing follicular isolation gives them the opportunity to appear more like they never had anything done even with a shaved head. John P. Cole, MD Atlanta, GA 800 368 4247 http://www.forhair.com -
One Day Session with the inventor of Follicle Transplantatio
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Dr. Coen Gho Taking A Bite Of The Big Apple ! One Day Only. "Meet & Greet" Session In New York City With The Inventor Of Follicle Transplantation & HAIRmultiplication HairSite is pleased to announce that Gho Clinic will be holding a one day "Meet & Greet" session in New York City this fall. This is the first time ever Coen Gho, MD, from The Netherlands unveils a public presentation for his Follicle Transplantation and HAIRmultiplication procedures, two of the world's most controversial hair restoration techniques. HairSite is extremely honored to be associated with this event and we will be providing full coverage of the entire presentation to our readers. Mark Your Calendar - October 19, 2003 The event will be held on October 19, 2003 in New York City. Details of the location and time of the event will be provided to registered attendees only. What To Expect The event will last about 2 hours. Dr. Gho will conduct two presentations on the background of Follicle Transplantation and HAIRmultiplication. Each presentation will be followed by a Q&A session. Attendees may also be presented the opportunity to interact with actual patients of Follicle Transplantation and examine the results in person. This "Meet & Greet" session is NOT intended to be a venue for hair transplant consultation with Dr. Gho. No consultation will be given to the attendees at this event. Individuals are advised to use HairSite's online consultation service or to contact Gho Clinic directly for the purpose of a hair transplant consultation. Follicle Transplantation In Dr. Gho's own words: "Follicle Transplantation is a pre-study of HAIRmultiplication. The goal was to identify what part of the hair follicle is responsible for hair growth". With this study, Gho Clinic discovered that hair transplantation can actually be accomplished less invasively without having to extract the entire hair follicle in the donor area. With Follicle Transplantation, the goal is to extract the donor follicles in such a way that will allow the harvested follicles to regenerate in the donor site. Theoretically, Follicle Transplantation can also be described as a form of hair multiplication and if the procedure is done properly, it may address the issue of donor follicles depletion associated with traditional hair transplantation techniques. Dr. Cho's Follicle Transplantation technique also falls under the broad category of Follicular Unit Extraction or FUE, a most sought after alternative to traditional hair transplantation procedures nowadays. Presently, Dr. Gho is among one of the three hair transplant doctors in the world who performs FUE exclusively on his patients. FUE does not leave a linear scar on the patient's scalp and is many times less invasive than traditional hair transplantation procedures with a minimal of complications in patients. HAIRmultiplication Hair multiplication is probably the most controversial hair restoration research in the world. The idea of being able to culture hair cells and multiply them into an unlimited supply of new hairs leads many to believe that a possible "cure" for hair loss is on the horizon. Since Dr. Gho's HAIRmultiplication research was first publicized in HairSite several years ago, this set off a series of tissue engineering or cell based hair restoration research around the world. The upcoming "Meet & Greet" session with Dr. Gho will be the first ever presentation to the public of this much anticipated hair restoration research. Who Can Attend ? The "Meet & Greet" session is a free seminar intended for the general public or prospective patients who are interested in learning more about Follicle Transplantation and HAIRmultiplication. Hair transplant doctors and professionals in the hair restoration industry who would like to meet with Dr. Gho are advised to contact Gho Clinic or HairSite directly to arrange a private meeting during Dr. Gho's visit in New York City. Registration Seating is LIMITED. Registration is mandatory. A photo ID is required for admission. There will be no last minute registration at the venue. Anyone who wish to attend this event must register in advance with either HairSite or Gho Clinic and be prepared to bring a photo ID for admission at the venue. These rules will be strictly observed. No exceptions will be allowed. Click online registration to register now for this event. Members of the Press or the Media If you wish to cover this event, please email research@hairsite.com for details. Attention: Mr. S. Warren. More Information To register for the event, click online registration. For more information, please either email Gho Clinic at info@ghoclinic.com or HairSite at research@hairsite.com -
Visita Dott. Gambino & Megasession in Milano
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Ne sono convinto Geronimo ed è per questo che abbiamo invitato più volte i dottori italiani a postare i risultati dei loro interventi, come da tempo fanno i loro colleghi oltre oceano. Chiaramente foto ritoccate o scurite che abbiamo già visto in passato su questo forum non verranno prese in considerazione. Speriamo di ottenere presto risultati attendibili nell'interesse di tutti. -
Report su Aegean Masters 2003
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Era questa? Ciao 1.) H&W They did a fantastic job of restoring my hair from previous hair hell. Duh! 2.) Shapiro He has a great record and does consistently good work. 3.) Feller This man is the epitome of hard work when it comes to research and documentation of his procedures. He constantly seems to be looking on how to improve himself by fully measuring lateral slit vs. his previous methods and so on/ so forth. He has documented and researched for a VERY long time,(more than any other NA doc?) before he offered FUE commercially. 4.) Jones,(in Toronto) He is the ONLY surgeon that doesn't exclusively do HT surgery that I would feel safe saying anything good about. This guy, while maybe a little shaky a while back, has really progressed with his styles and techniques and I think he is solid. 5.) Wolf He seems to not only be genuinely passionate about his work he seems to be pretty damn good at it too. 6.) Cole While sometimes I disagree with him on issues I think he has strong surgical skills. My only beef with him is that sometimes I think he slightly contradicts himself with his info. No biggie. He and I have thrown some emails back and forth and I think he's a nice guy. -
Molto interessante: http://www.hairlosshelp.com/hair_loss_conf..._2003/index.cfm
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Visita Dott. Gambino & Megasession in Milano
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Il bisturi multilame costituisce uno degli strumenti con un alto transection rate, altro che "Quadronno method". Viene utilizzato solo per velocizzare il lavoro del chirurgo e permettergli di mettersi in tasca più soldi in meno tempo compromettendo però parte della zona donatrice. Critichiamo tanto i greci, ma noi italiani non siamo certo meglio. Dopo ***CENSORED***, cancelliamo anche Gambino dalla lista dei chirurghi. xxxxx, occhi aperti! Grazie a Linux per l'informazione. -
Rob Jones è una persona molto disponibile, se hai un inglese decente puoi anche parlarci telefonicamente. Ti consiglio comunque di inviargli via email tre foto con l'indicazione delle zone da rinfoltire. Vedrai che ti risponderà con l'indicazione sul prezzo (a me aveva indicato un po' meno di 6 $ per u.f. per la FUE e meno di 3 $ per la strip). Capisco i problemi economici, ma se non ti sei ancora sottoposto ad un trapianto, la FUE è sicuramente la tecnica meno invasiva. Anche Cole è una scelta validissima, ma è più difficile da rintracciare (comunque i suoi prezzi sono più bassi di quelli praticati da DHI, circa 6 $ per u.f.). Mio personale consiglio, lascia perdere DHI anche perchè con quello che risparmi sull'intervento, ti paghi tranquillamente il viaggio. In bocca al lupo!
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Grande iniziativa!! Complimenti Sansone, ti chiedo cortesemente di aggiornarci sulla vostra esperienza a beneficio di tutti. Grazie.
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Aggiornamento da Hairsite
Aragorn ha risposto ad una discussione creata da Aragorn in Altri studi e ricerche
Gho ha aggiornato il suo sito, nessuna novità positiva purtroppo...... ___________________________________________ Hair Multiplication The last few months we have finalized a few protocols. The last hurdle we had to take is consistency in the results. Although we have improved the consistency, the results are not satisfactory enough to offer Hair Multiplication as a regular treatment. We still hope to finalize an acceptable protocol in the coming years. ___________________________________________ -
PRENOTATO DA HASSON&WONG
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http://www.hassonandwong.com Ciao -
La DHI abbandona la tecnica strip !!!
Aragorn ha risposto ad una discussione creata da Aragorn in Trapianto di capelli
Se le devo dare la mia impressione, mi sembra che Giotis si stia arrampicando sugli specchi. Già il fatto che prendano spunto da Woods, che nemmeno conoscono sembra più una trovata pubblicitaria che una iniziativa mirata alla qualità del lavoro da eseguire sui clienti. Tra l'altro avrei capito piuttosto che si fossero ispirati a Jones (da cui hanno fatto training), oppure a Cole che è (o era dopo le recenti polemiche) un loro consulente. Il fatto che un assistente di Cole (il dott. Bridges) vada da loro a fare training sull'implanter è risibile, dal momento che sia Cole che Rose ne hanno più volte giudicato pessimo l'utilizzo nei trapianti. Chiaramente questo è il mio pensiero ad oggi ed è suscettibile di cambiamenti. -
La DHI abbandona la tecnica strip !!!
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Per completezza allego l'intervento di Giotis sull'introduzione della FUE. Doc, l'implanter comunque non l'abbandonano lo stesso ___________________________________________ WHY DHI IS IN FAVOR OF DR WOODS AND FUE? We have made this important decision for one reason only: QUALITY RESULTS. With FUE the surgeon is in control of the procedure and the patients can monitor every step. Donor area scaring is not the only reason. THE FUTURE is in improving FUE and not to defend the strip. We are working in a new version of FUE using the implanter that allows placing IMEDIATLY AFTER extraction. ONE BY ONE THE GRAFTS are been removed and placed in many cases we do not even prepare the recipient sites , we use the implanter for such DIRECT placing . FUE is ideal for several small sessions than will not disrupt your life style the way large strip sessions do .and the truth is we are now training many surgeons and we plan to abandon STRIP procedures in the months ahead. Peter this is our decision even if it means less sessions for those who prefer the strip version there will be many surgeons that will offer it.DR Rose your statement regarding DR BRIGES arrangement to come to Athens to teach FIT is not correct and with all due respect I was surprised that you said that. DR BRIDGES was planning to come to ATHENS TO BE TRAINED UNDER DR MINOTAKIS AND OUR OTHER SURGEONS IN THE DHI N TOUCH shall I post his e mails? Besides DR BRIDGES does NOT perform FIT to the best of my knowledge. MR K GIOTIS www.dhimedical.com -
E' arrivata l'ora anche per me!!!
Aragorn ha risposto ad una discussione creata da pipirom in Trapianto di capelli
Come ben sai Myster sono sulle tue posizioni, dal momento che anche a me Rob ha fatto una buonissima impressione. Ritengo che la scelta per la FUE sia molto appropriata, soprattutto per chi non si è mai sottoposto ad un trapianto (come avete potuto vedere nei filmati di Cole, l'impatto è ridicolo rispetto alla strip). Ritengo comunque doverosi gli "spot" del doc Morselli come piccola ricompensa per il servizio dato al forum e lo invito a postare le foto dei suoi interventi appena ne ha tempo. Credo che foto come quelle che Jones, H&W e Cole ad altissima risoluzione sono testimonianze inattestabili della qualità del loro lavoro e il miglior veicolo pubblicitario. Chissà magari quelle dei doc Morselli e Uebel sono anche migliori, saremmo certamente lieti di avere un punto di riferimento in Italia per tutti quei xxxxx che non possono/vogliono sottoporsi a traversate oceaniche per risolvere il loro problema. Ciao -
PRENOTATO DA HASSON&WONG
Aragorn ha risposto ad una discussione creata da garcia76 in Trapianto di capelli
Secondo me hai fatto una scelta molto saggia. H&W sono tra i chirurghi più apprezzati negli US e a mio avviso una assoluta sicurezza. Sarebbero la mia prima scelta qualora non decidessi di sottopormi ad una sessione FUE. Dal momento che è un intervento definitivo, preparati a curare accuratamente la cicatrice. Personalmente ti consiglierei lo Iamin gel (credo non sia disponibile in Italia) con cui mi sono trovato benissimo, comunque chiedi ai doc un consiglio per il postop. Per il volo le tariffe migliori le ho trovate con British Airways, per Toronto erano sui 600 euro, al limite potresti informarti e prenotare un volo interno. L'unico appunto che posso farti è sul prezzo un pò altino (3.3 $ per u.f.), ma forse i doc praticano uno sconto maggiore solo per le megasession. In bocca al lupo e facci sapere. -
Interessante anche la citazione sulla dichiarazione dei diritti di Woods. Credo che Shon possa ottenere maggiori dettagli a riguardo... ___________________________________________ The DHI Medical Group has decided to invest in quality hair transplantation with FUE. This procedure with ISO quality sustem and our DHI implanter will make history in hair restoration. At the moment in our Athens Plastic Surgery Hospital we train 15 surgeons, five of them plastic surgeons. With this plan we can make the procedure available to all. FUE for all is our new strategy and we plan to adhere to Dr Woods patients rights declaration. WE PLAN TO ABANDON THE STRIP PROCEDURE TOTALLY IN THE MONTHS AHEAD. At the moment we offer FUE in Athens - London - Paris - New York - Toronto - Frankfurt - Madrid. All the medical teams that perform the procedure in these cities are based in Athens and we thus guarantee quality results. All procedures are performed by DHI surgeons and not by assistants. We believe FUE is a surgeon’s and not an assistant’s procedure. ____________________________________________