I just had over 1,000 fu's by Dr Feller and his staff this past Thursday. I wanted to thank the members of this site and the staff at Dr Feller's office for an amazing transformation in my life. I previously had four different sessions with three different doctors over the past 12 years with less than favorable results. My hairline was pluggy and thin and my donor scars were horrific. Dr Feller placed 1066 fu's at my hairline and temples at nearly 60 grafts psc. My plugs vanished like smoke in the air and my hairline is thick and natural. I can't recommend Dr Feller enough. He's not only very talented and passionate about his field but a great guy to deal with. My previous surgery was with Dr Fienberg in New Jersey and the results were terrible. He sold me on 600 grafts but ended up doing only 190. Later he told me he did 600 exactly. He wasted my donor area for nothing. Seven months after his procedure, I looked no different at all but my donor scar had stretched because of the use of his cotorizer. Thankfully, Dr Feller was able to repair the donor scar somewhat and give me my first "real" transplant. Any one in the NY area would simply be foolish to not go see Dr. Feller for a transplant. Believe me, I've been around the block (4 times). Thank you again Dr. Feller and the posters on this board who turned me on to him. I'll post photos soon.

great to hear Lange!

You made a wise and informative descion.

Congrats man!

Lange,
Congrats on the repair work. I'm hearing good things about Dr. Feller, nice to see a patient post-- Give us some pics.
Best of luck.

1000 fu's in the hairline should make a big difference. Dr. Feller is active on this forum and regularly posts pictures. Let us know about your recovery.

Thanks guys for your support. I was helped so much by the info on this board over the past year that I feel compelled to post my great results. There is hope for guys who've been plugged out by hairmills in the past. Check the photos section for my pics of Dr Fellers work. I'll post more as I progress with growth.