This Norwood class 3 visited Dr. Rose and staff to rebuild his
hairline and address his temporal recessions. The pattern seen in the
pre-operative photos is common. The patient's temples are deep and nearly
meet toward his thinning mid-scalp, creating the appearance of an 'isolated
forelock' or 'persistent tuft.'

Dr. Rose harvested 1,609 follicular units via the strip method with Ledge
closure. The photographs clearly show that the patient experienced marked
rapid healing in the recipient area post-surgery. This can be attributed to
the patient's individual healing tendency, as well as the minimally invasive
tools used for the recipient site incisions.

As shown in the post-operative photos at seven and a half months, the
patient benefited greatly from the transplant. Dr. Rose was able to build
flattering hairline and define the patient's face with a relatively small
number of grafts. Furthermore, since this operation was performed during the
time Dr. Rose was pioneering his Ledge donor closure technique, the patient
is able to wear his hair extremely short without exposing evidence of a
surgical scar.

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Dr. Paul Rose is a member of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians

Cant ask for much better with such a small amount of grafts! Geat job Doc!

Yeh..job well done.

From what I can tell it looks great ,especially the scar

Thats quite amazing considering the small amount of grafts that were used. Also, you cannot ask for much more from the scar, and remember that these results are only 7 months post HT. Incredible! The patient must be stoked!

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this was from 5 years ago

Dr. Rose,

I recognize these photos - can't quite figure out why. Perhaps you or your patient has posted these before?

I agree with our members that the works looks great.

Best wishes,

Bill

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