Fue - 13th March 2019 - 3,070 - Dhi Glasgow

[Edin91]

Afternoon,

Thought I’d post my post FUE procedure photos so I have a record of how it’s looking.

The procedure took place at the DHI clinic in Glasgow, Scotland. There was 3070 hair grafts in total.

Took the whole day to complete with a short break in the middle for lunch. Relatively painless except the injections which were a little uncomfortable.

The evening following the surgery was quite painful - like a bad migraine but the pain has eased off. I’ve been able to wash the back donor area three times now - again tonight. Tomorrow will be the first time I get to wash the recipient area. Spraying saline solution every 30 minutes on recipient area as well.

 

[Scotty121]

Who was the surgeon mate?

 

[Edin91]

Dr Epameinondas Bonaros

 

[Scotty121]

I visited the Glasgow clinic but it seemed to be their technicians that were doing most the work.

 

[Edin91]

That confuses me a little bit - in what respect?

The doctor removes and implants the grafts and the very experienced nurses prepares the grafts and assists in putting the grafts into the implanter pen?

 

[Scotty121]

Apparently the doctor just oversees the work and lets the technicians extract and implant unless the surgeon set extra difficulty then he/she would intervene ‍. I was put off by that and was considering going to Belgium or Spain for it but I’m not sure who is the best. Real confusing

 

[Edin91]

Not sure where you heard that from but absolutely not true.

Only a GMC registered doctor will carry out the procedure. The doctor I had is apparently the medical director for Scotland DHI but then he might be the only doctor there.

What gave you the idea that someone other than a doctor would be doing the procedure?

 

[Scotty121]

Technicians were looking at my scalp to see what surgery I needed and I didn’t meet any surgeon. This was the Glasgow clinic so. It sure what ones what tbf

 

[Slamb]

Afternoon,

Thought I’d post my post FUE procedure photos so I have a record of how it’s looking.

The procedure took place at the DHI clinic in Glasgow, Scotland. There was 3070 hair grafts in total.

Took the whole day to complete with a short break in the middle for lunch. Relatively painless except the injections which were a little uncomfortable.

The evening following the surgery was quite painful - like a bad migraine but the pain has eased off. I’ve been able to wash the back donor area three times now - again tonight. Tomorrow will be the first time I get to wash the recipient area. Spraying saline solution every 30 minutes on recipient area as well.

Hey, how are you getting on 6 months later?? I am Glasgow based and really keen to progress with an FUE but struggling find trusted recommendations...