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About Dr. Glenn Charles
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Gender
Male
Hair Transplant Clinic Information
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Hair Transplant Surgeon
Dr. Glenn Charles
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Hair Transplant Clinic Name
Charles Medical Group
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Primary Clinic Address
200 Glades Road Suite 2
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Country
United States
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State
FL
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City
Boca Raton
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Zip Code
33432
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Phone Number
561.395.5544
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Website
http://www.charleshair.com
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Email Address
drgmc@charleshair.com
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Provides
Follicular Unit Hair Transplantation (FUT)
Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)
Eyebrow Transplantation
Prescriptions for Propecia
Free In-depth Consults
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Dr. Glenn Charles's Achievements
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Dr. Glenn Charles started following Traction Alopecia Female , Out-of-Body-Time of Grafts: Studies and Deep Dive , Recovery from HT and 7 others
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Time out of body is the most critical factor when it comes to graft survival rates. Temperature and hydration are also important. there are several things the doctor can do including having adequate number of staff, being present so surgical staff doesn't need to be waiting and proper sequencing of the procedure. For example, with FUE the recipient sites can be made before the extraction of the grafts so once the harvesting is performed the grafts can immediately be placed.
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Recovery from HT
Dr. Glenn Charles replied to chrisu's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
I am hoping that you you got enough results from your first procedure to help camouflage things the second time around. In most cases after 7-14 the patient should appear similar to before the procedure. Unless FUE was done and then you have to wait for hair to grow back in the donor area. Patients that are very fair skinned can have some prolonged redness but not a year. -
Anesthetic side effects?
Dr. Glenn Charles replied to Hair4Days's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
It is always important to have a detailed patient history before performing surgery. History of any cardiac disease or allergies are of primary concern. There are different types of anesthetics that are available for patients with certain pre-existing conditions. In most cases the HT procedure can be performed safely. Although there are some rare circumstances where we suggest the patient not have the surgery. -
There are plenty of exercises that you can start doing 2-3 weeks after surgery. The important thing I tell my patients to avoid for 3 months after a hair transplant procedure is not to hyperflex the neck. In other words do not try to touch your chin to your chest. I think that mild flexion like using your phone or typing on a computer is ok . Over flexion of the neck causes contraction of the trapezius muscle( shoulder ) which can pull downwards and possible stretch the scar out.
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Brush transplanted area
Dr. Glenn Charles replied to TonTon's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Generally the transplanted hairs are very short and do not require brushing. Unless you have a long hair transplant and those hairs will probably shed in the first 1-2 months. -
Clinics/Surgeons that use body hair
Dr. Glenn Charles replied to Jay95's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Body hair transplants are very difficult and very unpredictable. They are generally very expensive as well. Of all areas from body that hairs can be taken from and transplanted to scalp the beard is the most successful. If you are considering this definitely go to clicic that specializes in this procedure. As the success rate has a lot to do with the experience of the the surgeon. -
Oral minoxidil after HT
Dr. Glenn Charles replied to anoniem's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Yes you can start oral MInoxidil right away. -
Traction Alopecia Female
Dr. Glenn Charles replied to LondonGirl2024's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Most females choose FUT because they do not want to shave entire head to do the surgery which they always do in Turkey. Definitely go to clinic that performed many surgeries on females that have traction alopecia. the hairline is critical and your case is hairline and probably temporal area. -
HT without Medication
Dr. Glenn Charles replied to Moses121's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
Not that uncommon. However, most comprehensive hair restoration clinics will off their patients some of the non surgical preventative measures in an attempt to slow down the progression of the hair loss. I have had several patients over the years tell me they refuse to take any medications and that if they have more hair loss in the future they will come back for more procedures. I also warn them that they could run out of donor hair at some point and that we should create a game plan for them that keeps the worst case scenario in mind. -
The reality is you have a large area of hair loss and appears the you have relatively fine hair. You already have 3800 grafts removed from donor area ( who knows how many where successful). It is debatable whether you were even a good candidate for FUE in the first place.Therefore you might want to consider FUT which generally can produce more grafts in a single session and does not thin out the donor area like FUE does. Keep in mind I offer both FUT and FUE so I am just telling you the way I see it. That doesn't mean that if other doctors see it differently they are wrong.
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Beard Hair - opinion
Dr. Glenn Charles replied to Approach's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
I think that adding as many beard hairs as possible to the frontal area already transplanted could make an improvement but do not think it would be dramatic. Would recommend you not even consider having any of the grafts placed in the mid scalp or crown areas. -
At just under 3 months it is hard to tell. I am hoping that there was a lot of shock in your donor area and that area is just delayed with the growing phase of the shocked hair follicles. I does appear that you have above average density and relatively coarse hair in the donor area and 1600 extractions would normally not cause that appearence.