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CEASER STYLE PREFERENCE
Reyn visited us 2 years ago for his procedure. He wanted to cover the front half of his scalp in such a way as to maximize a "ceaser" haircut. To meet this challenge we placed the greatest density of his hair in the back rather than the front. This is almost the exact opposite as to how the usual transplant is performed. Ceaser cuts are becoming more popular with our UK patients so perfecting it is very important to us. Reyn had relatively poor hair characteristics in that he had lowe density and thin caliber hair, but by packing the grafts closer together as we moved backward from where the hairline would be we were able to get a cosmetically signficiant coverage of almost the entire front half of the scalp in just one sitting. VIDEO: http://www.fellermedicaldata.com/Video/reyn.wmv
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Feller Medical, PC Great Neck, NY Dr. Alan Feller is a member of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians Providing Hair Transplants and Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Treatments |
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CEASER STYLE PREFERENCE
Reyn visited us 2 years ago for his procedure. He wanted to cover the front half of his scalp in such a way as to maximize a "ceaser" haircut. To meet this challenge we placed the greatest density of his hair in the back rather than the front. This is almost the exact opposite as to how the usual transplant is performed. Ceaser cuts are becoming more popular with our UK patients so perfecting it is very important to us. Reyn had relatively poor hair characteristics in that he had lowe density and thin caliber hair, but by packing the grafts closer together as we moved backward from where the hairline would be we were able to get a cosmetically signficiant coverage of almost the entire front half of the scalp in just one sitting. VIDEO: http://www.fellermedicaldata.com/Video/reyn.wmv
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Feller Medical, PC Great Neck, NY Dr. Alan Feller is a member of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians Providing Hair Transplants and Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Treatments |
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Looks good Doc - can you email me his second sesison pics when you get a min.
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