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07-26-2006, 02:33 PM
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This recent patient fit our criteria for a large session and received 4,070 FU grafts. The majority of the grafts in the central area were done with lateral slits. The grafts in the periphery were done with sagital slits to allow the direction of the hair to change more acutely and follow existing hair.
The angle of the incision was chosen to match the exit angle and can be varied from 10 to 45 degree with either the sagital or lateral incisions.       
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07-26-2006, 04:45 PM
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Excellent work! As a patient I know that Ron has routinely been doing 4000+ sessions, its good that the rest of us finally get to see some of the excellent results of these 'mega sessions' in this forum.
He is going to be a very happy customer in a few months. I hope you keep us posted of his progress.
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1344 grafts with Ron Shapiro - June 2006
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07-26-2006, 10:06 PM
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Kg007,
It should average out to be 40grafts/cm2 overall. Typically, the density behind the two's is going to a little more dense as 3 & 4 hair grafts are placed at center top of the head. Then slightly less dense behind the 3's & 4's as you get just above the open crown area for naturalness (1 or 2 hair grafts are used here). Proximity of incisions and number of incisions in a square cm is based on giving the patient maximum density where it's most needed and what looks most natural. It's all about creating the best illusion of a full head of hair when all is said and done. JakeVig, I will definately post this patient's photos at 6 months and 12 months post op. He's already thrilled and is more than happy to share his results. I hope you're doing well. It's good to get your feedback.
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I'm employed as the lead medical tech and surgical manager for the Shapiro Medical Group. Feel free to ask me any questions. YouTube: Shapiro Medical Group's Videos Follow us on: Facebook Dr. Ron Shapiro and Dr. Paul Shapiro are members of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians.
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