Chasing The Truth About Hair Transplant Results & Reviews | Melvin -@Hair Transplant Network Sees it

Hair transplant reviews are important, not just the glossy photos on social media but real bonafide patients sharing outcomes. If people use forums and genuine reviews they will avoid a lot of heartache that comes in this industry in being hooked by hair mills and clinics that have huge advertising expenditure with little pedigree. Here Melvin from ‪@HairTransplantNetwork‬ discussed this with Dr.Bisanga.
#hairtransplantresults #fuehairtransplant #bhrclinic #hairtransplantreviews
✅ Subscribe to BHR Clinic Channel for more videos on FUE hair transplant results and excellent Bitesize & "Inside the Op-Room” and ”Insider Voice” series: / bhrclinic
✅ Contact us today to learn more how Dr. Bisanga, Dr.Kostis and our expert team at BHR Clinic can help you: bhrclinic.com/
*************************
✅ Join us on our Social Medial Channels:
Facebook: / bisangahairrestoration
Twitter: / bhrclinic
Instagram: / bhrclinic
Website: www.bhrclinic.com
Give this video a thumbs up if you enjoyed it.
Share the message if you were inspired!
*************************

[@HairTransplantNetwork]

Dr. Bisanga is a pillar in the industry, so glad he did the podcast

[@bhrclinic]

Thank you Mel ...

[@Brandon-ex8ui]

Bisanga on another level

[@bhrclinic]

Thank you for the kind comment and for watching.

[@outfluencermedia]

Great content and editing ❤

[@5ac21]

Great video and such an important message

[@bhrclinic]

Thank you.

[@eruditequotes]

Very true

[@Bartholome3101]

Yes! We must remember that after all, this is marketing (sharing pictures). Peuple need to look deeper into the clinics they look for.

[@bhrclinic]

Large marketing campaigns have small doctors...Thank you for watching..

[@gfsneutwidb9176]

What is the maximum density of transplanted grafts per square centimiter you can achieve? Can you transplant 70 grafts per square centimiter by one session? Can you achieve this results if donor area is too very small and patient dont have problems with alopecia.

[@bhrclinic]

70 may be wise only in the first few mms of hair line with singles but then drop to 40 or so with multiples is common. We need to see loss potential of the patient, what is their donor density and how wise it is to invest at this density. The higher you go, the less coverage..so there does need to be a good examination and then see what is wise. If the loss area is small then one can afford to place more but need to see also where on the scalp it is and what is the native density and graft make up..also ease of placing and is there any popping etc... So, a good few things to examine first of all. Most will not need that density for a pleasing result. Thanks for asking and watching this video.