I paid rm8200 for 1000 hair transplant. Thats include free prp. Result so far so good except that I need to do another 1000 hair to make it thick. Well, maybe next year. No money now.

Hair Implant is implanting fake hair for temporaily usage maybe few years
Hair Transplant is taking your hair behind and plant it anywhere you want..the result is permanent if the procedure is smooth

Would like to get advise which is more worth, go for cost/hair or cost/graft for the transplant?

how much is the cost of hair implant?

hair implant sound like something really expensive

@bonzaimy can u pmed your before and after?

bonzaimy how's ur progress?can pm before & after?

Update update..hardly log in

hey dude .. whats PRP?

Plateled rich plasma. Google for more info. Good for ur skin

Have you ever heard of Hair replacement before. I watched on youtube and it is really amazing. The hair look like natural hair and when I do some research about it, we can also do it in Malaysia. It is more cheaper than hair transplant. Cost about RM1900. But I am not sure about the cons of hair replacement. One thing for sure is, you can order your hair from a catalogue that they provided and they will design the hair for you.

But how about when you sweat? How many times we have to change it in a year? And for muslim, mandi wajib sah ke if the water didn't go through to our scalp?

Anyone have more info or already did this hair replacement in KL? Please let me know.

U just had hair transplant and you are considering hair replacement?

Im just giving you guys suggestion only lah.cause its cheaper than transplant.

Any success story or photos to share?

im very interested too. pm me the before and after tq. the top left side corner of your head already 1000 graph?

Pic in first page

Only 500. Total 1000 for left and right

Well, if your spread your research a little further, to South Korea to be exact, you can get way better offer for a somewhat similar price range.

1000 strands is nothing lol.
1k strands is like 1 line that goes around ur hairline from ear to ear. At best.

Believe it or not. People paid for around 3-3.5 Milion Korean Won for at least 3K strands. Which translates to about around RM10K. But it's a little different getting it done there. You can go for a consultation and speak with the doc. He/she might tell u that u need more/less and the "event price" doesn't just stop there cause if he/she thinks that u need more u might be topping up for as little as another half a million Won for another 1K of strands.

Another good thing about getting it done there is that if you have "leftover" strands laying around, the doc will ask if u want them planted in ur eyebrows. You know, to fill in some sparse areas if u do have them.

The only con obviously is getting back there if there's any complications occurred. But you're staying there for at least 2 weeks so there is time to get back to them if any occurs.

Don't pm me for B&A or anything. Hell. Don't just take up my word for it. The price obviously would have changed. I can't be sure of it at this moment and there are some clinics that are expensive too. So don't think they're all cheap.

My advice for anyone whom are thinking of getting this procedure done, do your research. Thoroughly.

Know the difference between FUE & FUT. Why it's better than later. Or is it the other way around. Read doctors published work on them. Do ur research as if its for your PhD.
Don't just read posts here and think as if you've known everything about it. Look further.
There are many other forums out there. Some are specifically for medical. Not to mention chat rooms. Speak to those who have done it.

My friends and I have done our eyebrows at Dr Shah by the way. So for 100-200 strands, going there wouldn't hurt ur pocket. The results are great. If you need 1k or more strands for your head? Go to South Korea. That's all I'm saying.

TQ

berooow u need to take propecia and using a "red color liquid" shampoo to retain ur transplanted hairs.

Currently taking proscar as propecia is quite pricy. No, i dont use any special shampoo. Just use normal shampoo only.

Thanks for the info. Maybe my next transplant will be in korea. Now also tgh kumpul duit