Adam Hair Dr Clinic Leeds

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Forgot to add this one.

Hi, This 25 year old patient has been on finasteride for a few years and wanted to reconstruct the hairline and frontal zone. The patient is now 12 months post-FUE hair transplant and is incredibly happy with his results. Surgical details: Total= 2601 grafts S = 31 1 = 133 2 = 518 3 = 1173 4 = 746 Regards Adam 12 months post operative comb through result

Hi, We would like to present this case of a young lady who suffered an area of hair loss in her hairline due to trauma as a child. This always affected her confidence and she was very conscious of it. She attempted to cover the area up but because it was in the central frontal hairline it proved difficult. Sometimes it can be difficult to predict the growth of the grafts when there is a traumatised area but she got a very good yield from the 399 grafts implanted and she is very happy with the result. Surgical details: Total = 399 grafts 1's = 31 2's = 5 3's = 363

Will be great to see you for the 12 month follow up! and I am glad you had a good experience. 👍 Regards Adam

Hi @BackFromTheBrink Congratulations on your successful hair transplant. Your transformation is truly remarkable and very natural. Regards Adam

Thank you for all the feedback, it is appreciated. I have had a chance to discuss this with Dr Arshad. @Gatsby totally agree that over time the scarring can get less. Obviously this is dependent on the individuals biology and ability to heal. At the moment the patient is just relieved he can go out in public again and move on with his life. Continuing to apply bio-oil may improve the appearance further and he can always apply some concealer/foundation on the scarred skin. In terms of scalp advancement flap/forehead reduction surgery, Dr Arshad stated that this would only be an option if his male pattern hair loss was stable over a number of years and as a last resort if the scarring was an issue that persisted over time. In terms of the details of forehead reduction surgery, essentially the zone of scarring (shown in black) from the extracted grafts would be excised as per the picture below. This would involve making a zig-zag incision in the hairline, raising the scalp flap, advancing the scalp and anchoring to were the forehead skin has less scarring (lower line of the zone coloured in black). The closer of this linear wound would be using a trichophytic technique so hair follicles can grow through the scar. Essentially, the larger black area zone of punch scars would be exchanged for a finer linear scar hidden within the hairline. As a result of this, of course, the hairline would move around 1.5cm lower (depending on scalp laxity). Prior to doing the punch extractions across the full region of the botched previous hairline (in order to salvage as many grafts as possible) these future options were discussed by Dr Arshad in depth with the patient. In any case the patient is now enjoying his new hairline and further intervention can be considered only if and when required. I hope this information is useful, thanks again. Regards Adam

Hi, I would like to share this case with you. This 26 year old male had an FUE hair transplant (not in UK) several years ago. Since then he had further male pattern hair loss and developed a large recessed area between the hairline that had been implanted and his native hairline (which had moved further back, particularly in the frontal temporal areas). He was quite distressed with the unnatural appearance, he struggled to cover the receding areas and found the new hairline to be unnatural (with poorly directed hairs). After multiple consults he spoke to Dr Arshad on several occasions and options to repair his hairline were discussed in depth. He then underwent punch extraction of the previous hairline and FUE from scalp donor to reconstruct a more natural hairline. Some points to note about this case are: the hairline that was previously implanted was too low and into the region of the frontalis muscle, these can be removed through various means, punching out these grafts has certain risks for example scarring, and regrowth of hairs. The patient was keen to punch out all of the previous hairline so these same grafts could be used further back. the punch extractions was difficult as the hairs were very misdirected the patient has some regrowth of the punched out grafts which he plucks and trims, he has some scarring and induration in this area because of the regrowth of some of the previous grafts in the hairline, the options of further punch out extractions was discussed with the patient. But he is worried about further scarring in this area. Also the option of excising this area and raising/advancing a forehead flap was also discussed with the patient, as he is now happy with the density at the front of his new hairline and is on finasteride, therefore after a period of observation (to ensure stability of his male pattern hair loss) such a forehead reduction procedure with Dr Arshad is an option for him in the future. Graft breakdown: - Punch outs from previous hairline 395 - Singles - 110, doubles 40, triples 1,139 Total number of grafts implanted = 1684 I hope you enjoy reviewing this case. Regards Adam __________________ PRE OPERATIVE AFTER EXTRACTION OF PREVIOUS GRAFTS AND IMPLANTATION OF NEW HAIRLINE AFTER 10 MONTHS

Your hair is looking incredible @Thebaldingman I like the way you have had it cut and styled 🙌 Regards Adam

Thank you @JohnCasper Yes the crown is always a tricky area to address often requiring higher number of grafts and a longer time (up to 18 months) to fully evolve. Regards Adam

Thanks for pointing that out, I agree and I noticed this too. We have recently moved our hair transplant clinic into Leeds Private Hospital and so the lighting in the room has changed from the before picture (which was taken in our old clinic). I am going to move the studio into a room with no natural daylight and just LED white flash lights as that is more consistent in terms of reproducing similar lighting conditions to the before pictures. This patient is attending for follow up again in a few months so i'll post more pictures on this thread. Regards Adam

Yep, he is a very happy with the progress.

Hi, This patient (aged 61) is 10 months post FUE hair transplant on his crown area with Dr Arshad.The crown can take up to 18 months before reaching maximum maturity. We are pleased to see the patient has had an incredible improvement in hair coverage in just 10 months.We look forward to sharing his 18-month result with you in due course! Surgical Details:Total = 2,020 graftssingles = 292Double hair follicles = 513Triple hair follicles = 1215 Regards Adam

Thanks for kind words @Jon Goodall I am very happy for you. I have posted some of your before pictures below taken at the clinic for comparison and a couple with your hair combed back that you sent in to us (showing the hairline). Enjoy.

Hi, Fine, light, blonde hair can lead to a requirement of multiple surgeries in order to achieve a denser result. However, depending on the graft quality/number of hairs per follicle a denser result can be achieved in some cases with one pass. This patient has coefficient of 2.77 hairs per follicle in the extracted grafts, which meant he has got a good coverage already at 6 months. Many factors can affect the outcome of hair transplant surgery, the hairs per follicle coefficient is one such factor. Hair graft growth after a hair transplant is unique to each individual and no two journeys are the same. This patient is very happy with his progress so far. Surgical details: Total = 2,575 grafts 1= 180 2= 403 3= 1823 4= 169 I have requested a comb through from the patient and will post once I get it. Regards Adam (The Hair Dr Clinic) After 1 month 2 months 4 months 6 months