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8 months: the growth of the transplanted grafts camouflage much better the area, obliterating the remarkable contrast of color that existed previously.

2-step process, but in 2 consecutive days. They use the "pre-made incisions" done the day before.

4 months, despite the fact the heterocromy is better concealed, the grown of the native hair is higher than the transplanted grafts.

I had to ask that. Unfortunately yes. The patient had special aversion to these hairs, he rejected the idea to re inserting them diffusely in the donor area

This 43 years-old patient has been under med’s for several years. His goal is to restore all the frontal area. We carried out a 2601 grafts procedure in one day (6223 hairs; 2.48 hairs/graft; 50 microns of hair; 0.8 mm punch; 160FU1/1204FU2/ 1152FU3/ 82FU4/ 3FU5). Dr. Jose Lorenzo. Injerto Capilar. Madrid. Spain.

This 29 years-old patient has been 10 years under finasteride, with a stable alopecia since he is taking the med’s. He lost his temporal points very soon giving the optical effect of wide forehead. He want to reinforce his frontal hairline in a conservative way and re-do his temporal points. To achieve that goal we used 2301 grafts in one-day procedure (5183 hairs; 2.25 hair per graft; 55 microns of hair; 0.8 mm punch; 322FU1/ 1138FU2/ 781FU3/ 58FU4/ 2FU5). You can see the whole insertion process in: or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3Zskl6xo1s. Dr. Jose Lorenzo. Madrid. Spain.

1001 graft from donor to recipient area (2540 hairs; 2.53 hair per graft; 55 microns of hair; 69FU1; 405FU2; 451FU3; 72FU4; 1FU5)

Wikipedia: In anatomy, heterochromia (Greek: heteros 'different' + chroma 'color') is a difference in coloration, usually of the iris but also of hair or skin. Heterochromia is a result of the relative excess or lack of melanin (a pigment). It may be inherited, or caused by genetic mosaicism, chimerism, disease, or injury. Heterochromia of the eye (heterochromia iridis or heterochromia iridum; the common incorrect form "heterochromia iridium" is not correct Latin) is of two kinds. In complete heterochromia, one iris is a different color from the other. In partial heterochromia or sectoral heterochromia, part of one iris is a different color from its remainder. Eye color, specifically the color of the irises, is determined primarily by the concentration and distribution of melanin. The affected eye may be hyperpigmented (hyperchromic) or hypopigmented (hypo chromic). In humans, usually, an excess of melanin indicates hyperplasia of the iris tissues, whereas a lack of melanin indicates hypoplasia.

1st day: Extraction of 705 graft from the recipient:

We thought that this case would had some more discussion. In any case, the patient wanted to eliminate definitely the different colored hair (young patient, humorous allusions to the hair lock etc...). The team approach (but obviously not the only approach you can have) was to extract partially the black follicular units from the area and insert others from his donor area to disguise or hide the existing heterochromia.

2nd procedure: 3003 grafts

Obviously is a difficult case and can be treated (or not) in different ways. The objective is to achieve an homogeneous coverage, knowing that he is not going to cover, but without any trace of the surgery. They know we are going to see the skin, but can be achieved without scars, been natural? 1951 grafts:

3rd procedure: pre op.

Comp 6 month:

4 months scars:

COMP 4 months:

4 month post op:

Mick is the patient liaison in MCR. But search in your junk/spam folder or send it again. All mails are answered. TU.

The 1st goal is naturalness, we know the patient want to continue wearing a short hair style. Photos from a bottom view:

3 month after 2nd procedure:

Individual healing has partly to do with the tools but also very much on the particular condition. The good response from the donor area encourages the team to continue fulfilling the wish of the patient, perfectly aware of what HT can offer. 2nd procedure: 2303 grafts (4530 hairs; 1.96 hair per graft; 0.75 mm punch; 480FU1/ 1428FU2/ 386FU3/ 9FU4)

Fine is less than 50 microns (vellus hair/fuzz/very thin is less than 40), 50-60 normal, >60 thick (but that's measurements are with a micrometer (which deform the hair when you measured it - the difference with computerized measurement are approx. 10 microns-)

This 36 years-old patient has been in treatment with low dosis of finasteride and minoxil. Wide corners and frontal recession, his goal is to have again his native frontal hairline. To achieve the target we extracted 2501 grafts (5697 hairs; 2.27 hair per graft; 55 microns of hair; 0.8 mm punch; 241FU1/ 1376FU2/ 92FU3/ 82FU4). Dr. Jose Lorenzo. Injerto Capilar. Madrid. Spain.

This 37 years old patient, in treatment with finas/minox, has a MBP NW II-III. He has good quality hair, thikness and the right color to have a good outcome, reason why we scheduled a surgery with the right number of grafts to cover the frontal area plus a small touch-up in the crown. The good rate hairs per graft lead us to the final result: 2101 grafts grafts (5071 hairs; 2.41 hairs per graft; 55 a 61 microns of hair; 0.9 mm punch; 174FU1/ 855FU2/ 907FU3/ 59FU4/ 6FU5). Dr. Jose Lorenzo. Injerto Capilar. Madrid. Spain.

Heterocromy: 25 yo patient. No alopecia background in relatives. Want to disappear that wisp. Tired of dye and hide it.