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Small red flag or am I just overthinking the coordinator messages before Body Hair Transplantation?

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I have short question. If clinic answer very fast but not detail, is this bad sign for Body Hair Transplantation? My main takeaway so far: the practical details mattered more than the glossy before/after photos.
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PatchyBeard

For body hair transplant I noticed some clinics replied in two minutes but ignored my actual question about donor area planning. That did not mean they were bad, but it told me I needed a proper consultation, not only sales chat. I asked for the doctor’s role, expected session length, and follow-up contact after travel.

Jules_H

I slightly disagree that fast replies are automatically a warning. My clinic answered quickly because the coordinator was organized, but every answer also had detail and they admitted when the doctor needed to confirm something. The red flag for me is speed plus pressure: “deposit today,” no written quote, no clear hotel or transfer info.

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