lol Yeah some people are too damn serious on this board but saying someone looks like a pedophile is cold blooded, and downright wrong
Never knew there was a certain look to them.
Your gonna get a warning WB you bad boy.
I suggest you cease and desist ASAP

Winston,

It's funny how you were suspended for a week previously for insulting another member of this forum and then when I accept you back, you decide to insult the very one who has the power to ban you forever.

I can accept that you have a deranged sense of humor. But since you clearly don't know how to contain it, perhaps you ought to stick with staying on topic. Don't you think?

Bill (Falc)

Yes i make appologies to Falc and Dr Feller. my joke backfire like a bad car, falc looks very happy and is nice to see the man. I follow his story on blogs. i like very much.

I have edited post.

Doug while hearing technical aspects of a new invention are good as a start. I would really be interested if some past patients came on the internet and showed there own results and talked about there yield along with some pics. Then eventually have a chance to meet up with them to see there results. This is the only way imo to really see if it is advancement or not in overall Fue.

Yeah... I'm curious about doug instrument too.

I'd also be interested in seeing a video of the actual proccess of Dr. Feller FUE in action.

That NeoFue tool (fue vacuum) on Dougs link looks like an assembly line process and it seems to me that it probably would result in a very low yield. I think I'd much prefer Dr. Fellers approach.

It reminds me of the vacuum in the bank drive thru.
Cant be healthy for a fragile graft.

Flyby,
The link to the tool in actual use is at the beginning of the thread above the animation.

Here it is again:

http://www.fellermedicaldata.c...E/FUE-OnlineDemo.wmv

quote:

Originally posted by flyby:
I'd also be interested in seeing a video of the actual proccess of Dr. Feller FUE in action.

That NeoFue tool (fue vacuum) on Dougs link looks like an assembly line process and it seems to me that it probably would result in a very low yield. I think I'd much prefer Dr. Fellers approach.

That's true... That's why i'm insterested about it.
I want doug to explain how it works etc.

Thanks Dr. Feller. I was just looking at the graphic which I thought was the same as the link.

VERY Impressive! Your process looks extremely precise and meticulous which I'm sure must help achieve the best yield possible.

The video of that NeoFUE tool makes your process look even that much better. It's like comparing a fast food McDonalds process to a Fine Restaurant.

Thanks Flyby.
I see how you got confused by the link and the animation below it. I'll have to figure out a way to make a graphic for the "actual surgery" link. If I put the video on youtube I think I can embbed the graphic in the forum. I'll give it a try. Thanks for the heads up.

Just got a call from Dr. Steven Gabel of Oregon. He is using our motorized FUE tool right now on a guy he already did some FUE with manually in the past. His words were "This tool rocks...". He took video of him using it and pulling out grafts which he will post here.