I was told I was going to be getting 2000 or more if they were available, but it doesnt look like I had 2000 graft? Is there anybody that I can go to and fund out how many I really got?? And if this procedure looks correctly done???
December 25, 2017
Answer: 2000 grafts To find out how many grafts, you should ask your doctor for a copy of the surgical record which will have the number of grafts and the number of hairs that were in each graft. If you do not trust your surgeon that is another matter. Bonding with your surgeon is critical BEFORE the transplant gets done. Your lack of trust makes this a foregone conclusion.
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December 25, 2017
Answer: 2000 grafts To find out how many grafts, you should ask your doctor for a copy of the surgical record which will have the number of grafts and the number of hairs that were in each graft. If you do not trust your surgeon that is another matter. Bonding with your surgeon is critical BEFORE the transplant gets done. Your lack of trust makes this a foregone conclusion.
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December 14, 2017
Answer: Counting grafts after the fact I am an expert witness for legal entities and this question comes up all the time. The problem is that it is very VERY difficult to figure out an accurate count after the fact. In all surgeries, you will see some scalp through the hair, too. Having excellent pre and post-op photos is the first step to get an answer to your question, and checking with your doctor to get the records is probably your next best step to knowing your count. Good luck!
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December 14, 2017
Answer: Counting grafts after the fact I am an expert witness for legal entities and this question comes up all the time. The problem is that it is very VERY difficult to figure out an accurate count after the fact. In all surgeries, you will see some scalp through the hair, too. Having excellent pre and post-op photos is the first step to get an answer to your question, and checking with your doctor to get the records is probably your next best step to knowing your count. Good luck!
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