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Dear community, This is a 25 year old gentleman who had an FUE procedure done in September 2021. He is a NW 6 pattern with a family history of the same. His donor area is good with some fine to moderate hair calibre. We did around 2914 grafts for both the frontal and midscalp zones to add definition and density. His crown is thinning but still good enough to blend in well with the rest of the scalp. He is currently on compounded finasteride and minoxidil for maintenance. Photos were taken at around 10 months from surgery. Surgical details: FUE 0.9 mm punch 1's: 800 2's:1442 3's 563 4's 109 hair/graft: 2.0 Sites made using 0.9 mm and 1.3 mm Sapphire blades. Surgical photos: (Latest is 10months from surgery ) Before Planning: Immediately after: 10 months after: Comparisons:
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It wouldn’t be long. If it’s proving to be beneficial in either wound appearance and/or some degree of hair improvement or regrowth, then I don’t see any reason not to offer it as part of the procedure. It would be similar to practices that add PRP or use specific post op dressings etc. It will be something that we just incorporate into the procedure for those who want- despite it being off-label.
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Very promising we hope. I agree it is still early to make any conclusions. As for transections, the extracted grafts were checked for that to outrule it. Could still be a telogen hair ofcourse at time of extraction. In all cases, we keep following up and the coming weeks will hopefully give a better indication. I have another case lined up end of this month/ early September it is a full transplant though. I am looking at exact dosage to give in that case.
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Hi Guys. These are the photos 56 days after. What I find interesting is the presence of fine hairs nearby or around T areas . Not sure what to make of it or whether telogen hairs, but I couldn’t find them around Controls but I did find then around or within “some” of the scars in T areas across three doses.
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Dr Taleb barghouthi around 3040 grafts
DrTBarghouthi replied to taza's topic in Hair Transplant Reviews
No need to apologize my friend. It is always understandable that waiting for results and what to expect is an anxiety provoking issue. Yes we should wait longer, your 5 months looked better than 4 and so on so we should wait. We will always be supportive of you. -
Scalp issue causing hair loss in transplanted area
DrTBarghouthi replied to kid's topic in Open Hair Loss Topics
Thank you for tagging and I fully understand the awkwardness of this situation @kid It may well be a case if telogen effluvium given the cyclical improvement/ deterioration that you experience. This means that the hair cycles at an irregular pace to normal and so growth and resting cycles are erratic. Can we start by checking some blood tests: CBC/ Vitamin D, Zinc, Magnesium and B12. Also Ferritin and iron levels and TSH levels? Scalp conditions can also cause this erratic cycling. It is not permanent loss, just incomplete growth during the growth or anagen phase. I would also consider a scalp biopsy at some point down the line to outrule any less common conditions. Ofcourse please feel free to contact me privately anytime to elaborate further. I’m happy to guide you further during this time or to carry any of these tests through us or through any colleagues nearer to you. -
Thank you. Your donor looks fairly acceptable, however, I would like to see full face photos (privately if more suitable) to assess what can be done to your hairline. In the photos it is hard to appreciate the distance of your current hairline and whether the repair will need extractions of multiples and staying at the same length or trying to go higher or lower. This needs a full face assessment.
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Thanks. The densities vary according to type of hair, average hairs/ graft and type of hair. Also depends on how much surface area needs coverage. Therefore, it is important to take all of this into consideration and to convey it to the patient. Nonetheless, we do aim to maintain 45-55 follicles per cm2. Sometimes we have to go a bit less and sometimes we can go up to 60. For this case, it was around 50-55 in the frontal zone.
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Which clinic suits my case?
DrTBarghouthi replied to Eric01's topic in Hair Restoration Questions and Answers
A lower dose of finasteride or 1 mg on alternate days usually helps many people both in terms of results or reducing potential side effects.