Eleven month post-op with 2514 grafts placed into the frontal and anterior temporal regions. Preoperative marking highlights the primary graft zones. Immediate postoperative view demonstrates graft placement.

Eleven month post-op with 2514 grafts placed into the frontal and anterior temporal regions. Preoperative marking highlights the primary graft zones. Immediate postoperative view demonstrates graft placement.

Wow - very impressive results, especially for such a relatively low graft count and a large area to cover. Nice work!

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I agree. Thats outstanding. Completely natural. Nice job!

Results look impressive!

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Dr. Konior,

Thanks for posting evidence of the quality of your results.

Very impressive work...this patient must be thrilled!

Just wondering, this patient appears to have some discoloration on his scalp. Is this an illusion or did he have some kind of condition?

Best wishes,

Bill

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Holy Cow! Great work Dr. Konior. You did an amazing job, especially with 2514. Post op is awsome ase well.

Although I've heard the name these are the first photos I've ever seen posted by your office. Would be great to see all of the top docs post results such as this once a month.

Great work and coverage.Very impressive.

Bill - in response to your question about scalp discoloration - this patient has had a hat on his head for so long that his thinning zone was not exposed to sun for years. The contrast you are referring to is simply the demarcation between the tanned forehead region and the pigment-free scalp.

Well done to you and the patient! -Looks great!

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