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Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient LWC is an example of an older patient that came in with limited donor hair anticipating a modest result from his hair restoration process. Patient LWC, is a 56-year-old Norwood Class 6 that had two hair transplants with us, totaling 4,482 grafts. His after photos were taken one year after his second hair transplant. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts 1 Year Post-op See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 2 Sessions Hair Character: White, Straight Hair Weight: Medium-Fine Donor Density: 2.0 hairs/mm2 Additional Resources: View Patient LWC's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel -
Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient JYC is a 62 year old man with a Norwood Class 5A hair loss pattern and a donor density of 2.3 hairs/mm2. He had one hair restoration of 2,583 follicular unit grafts. Patient JYC’s “after” photos were taken one year following his hair transplant. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline 1 Year Post-op Top View: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts 1 Year Post-op See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 1 Session Hair Character: Brown, Very Fine Additional Resources: View Patient JYC's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient GBE came to us with thinning at her frontal hairline. Her journey with hair loss began after menopause when she noticed her hair was thinning. Patient GBE tried using Rogaine and shampoos to help with the thinning but decided to have a hair transplant for a more permanent result. Patient GBE experienced frequent migraines and wondered if she would experience migraines following the surgery. Patient GBE was happily surprised, not only that the surgery wasn’t painful, but most of all – that she didn’t experience any migraines. To Patient GBE, her hair transplant wasn’t only cosmetic, it was done to improve self-esteem and her all around wellness. Patient GBE, four years later, explains how the hair transplant has improved her emotional and physical comfort in professional and social settings. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts 1 Year Post-op Top View: Before Transplant After Hair Transplant See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 1 Session Hair Character: Blond, Slightly Wavy Additional Resources: View Patient GBE's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient CFQ has Diffuse Patterned Alopecia (DPA), a type of androgenetic alopecia that manifests as diffuse thinning in the front, top, and crown, with a stable permanent zone. He has straight, brown hair of medium thickness. His surgical hair restoration consisted of one session of 1,577 follicular unit grafts. His “after” photos were taken one year following his hair transplant. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts 1 Year Post-op Donor Area: The donor area before and after harvesting follicular units with the ARTAS Robotic Hair Transplant System. Before Transplant Immediately After Procedure 1 Year Post-op See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 1 Session Hair Character: Brown, Straight Hair Weight: Medium Additional Resources: View Patient CFQ's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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Donor supply : @ 6000 grafts Hair quali;ty: medium / coarse Allocation: Front/top weighted Method: FUT -
Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient AYL is an Early Norwood Class 5A with straight, fine, white hair and a donor density of 2.0 hairs/mm2. He had one hair transplant consisting of 2,174 follicular unit grafts. Photos were taken before and then one year after the hair restoration. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts 1 Year Post-op See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 1 Session Hair Character: White, Straight Hair Weight: Fine Donor Density: 2.0 hairs/mm2 Additional Resources: View Patient AYL's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient AZB was a Norwood Class 3 with light brown hair of medium thickness. He had one hair restoration session of 1,454 follicular unit grafts. His “after” photos were taken one year after his hair transplantation. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts 1 Year Post-op Top View: Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts 1 Year Post-op See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 1 Session Hair Character: Light Brown Hair Weight: Medium Norwood Class: 3 Additional Resources: View Patient AZB's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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This is an FUT result after 4232 grafts for NW Class 6 patient. The strategy with the 2 initial FUT procedures of 2382 and 1850 respectively was to cover 2/3 of the balding pattern with transition to the crown. Patient is very pleased with the framing and coverage achieved - likely additional restoration as donor allows via FUE or FUT to add further balance to the vertex .
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Hi All, Bernstein Medical offers live insight into hair loss and hair restoration on Facebook's live streaming channel. Watch our latest video on hair transplant growth. Tune in this Wednesday at 3:30 pm EST for our next live episode! Like our Bernstein Medical Facebook page to view our live videos!
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Hi All, Bernstein Medical offers live insight into hair loss and hair restoration on Facebook's live streaming channel. Watch our last live video on Robotic Hair Transplants! Tune in this Wednesday at 3:30 pm EST to hear Dr. Wolfeld discuss the key differences between hair transplants and hair plugs! Like our Bernstein Medical Facebook page to view our live videos!
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From time to time, we see a disconnect between hair transplant "expectations" and the "reality" of modern hair transplant surgery. Most of the time online, it seems like patient expectations were outside or above the -- excellent -- reality of hair transplant surgery. However, sometimes in practice, I actually see the opposite; an instance where a patient actually had lower expectations and accepted a less than satisfactory outcome because they thought this was the reality of modern hair transplantation. And I think it is just as important to discuss this because it helps patients understand what they can expect in general. When expectations match reality, patients tend to be happy and achieve good cosmetic outcomes. What's more, by knowing what they should expect from a transplant, otherwise unsuspecting patients reading this thread will hopefully avoid being taken advantage of. The case today is a patient with advanced hair loss -- essentially a NW VI -- who underwent an FUT procedure in India. The doctor recommended doing a 2,600 graft "mega session" to rebuild a "dense pack" frontal band and do some fill behind to create a smooth transition in the mid-scalp. The patient liked the plan and moved forward. Here's how he looked 12 months after that procedure: As members of this forum know, this result is not an accurate representation of the reality of a modern mega session with dense packing. But when the patient presented for the consultation, he was under the impression that this type of result was the norm. I informed him that his expectations did not match the reality of what hair transplant surgery can offer. And I recommended proving this to him by essentially doing precisely what the first clinic claimed: a 2,600 graft mega session with a dense packed frontal band and a strategic mid-scalp fill that transitioned into his open crown. Here's how he looked 12 months after the surgery at our clinic: Now I believe this is a realistic representation of what a modern hair transplant mega session with dense packing via FUT should look like. And while the final result may have benefited slightly from the existing grafts (which, for whatever reason, did not amount of what 2,600 grafts should look like), I still think this is about right. Always keep in mind that results will vary, but this is something I would feel comfortable showing to the average patient to help create realistic expectations. I'm happy to report that this patient is very pleased with where he is at now. I recently did 1 more FUT (this is when the "after" pictures were taken) to fill a little more in the posterior mid-scalp and anterior crown (which is what the patient actually thought he wanted to do originally before understanding how much thicker the front could look). He's likely stripped out now and will probably return in the future for some FUE to finish up. Hope this presentation is helpful to those researching HTs and wondering what they can expect. Here are some comparison shots: Dr. Blake Bloxham Feller & Bloxham Medical, PC -
Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient ODQ has brown hair and a donor density of 2.3 hairs/mm2. He had an advanced Norwood Class 3 pattern of hair loss. The patient wanted to lower his hairline and thicken the forelock area. Results after one hair transplant session of 1,950 follicular unit grafts. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Results After 1 Hair Transplant Top View: Steps in hairline design and recipient site creation. Before Hair Transplant Position of Hairline After Recipient Site Creation Results After 1 Year See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Norwood Class: 3 Surgical Sessions: 1 Session Hair Character: Brown Donor Density: 2.3 hairs/mm2 Additional Resources: View Patient ODQ's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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Thank you for helping 2017 be one of our best! Here are a few patient transformations from the office of Dr. Carlos K. Wesley during the past year. The montage contains male and female patients undergoing follicular unit extraction (FUE), follicular unit transplantation (FUT) and platelet rich plasma (PRP). We look forward to continued growth in 2018! -
One of the most common requests I receive at the office is: "Doc, I want to cover 'everything.'" In other words, patients want to try and cover from hairline to full crown in one procedure. And while this is possible for some patients -- and I have done it before -- it's usually not the best/most realistic approach for most. Instead, I usually tell patients the best way to really knock "everything" out is in two procedures: one FUT mega-session to rebuild the hairline, densely pack the frontal scalp, and strategically fill the mid-scalp (past the "horizon"); and a second FUT to really do the crown correctly and feather up into the mid-scalp. I particularly like doing this method because a true "crown surgery" really deserves it's own day and a good graft number. I've also found that the FUT scar usually heals roughly the same between surgery 1 and 2, so you get total coverage with very minimal damage in the back and lots of donor left to address any issues in the future -- including some non-strip surgery to camouflage the scar further if the patient wants to go shorter on the sides later on. And that's precisely what this patient did: The patient is a male in his 50's with advanced NW level V-VI hair loss. We planned for two FUT procedures as described above. The first was a 3,200 graft HT aimed at the frontal and mid-scalp. Here are his results from that surgery: And here are his immediate post-operate results from the second surgery -- 2,000 grafts to the crown: And here is a video with more pictures, explanations, and some detailed "comb-through" footage. I highly encourage all members to watch: Thanks for reading. Look forward to comments and questions. Dr. Blake Bloxham Feller & Bloxham Medical, PC
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Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient ESR was a Norwood Class 3 with straight light brown hair and a slightly above average donor density of 2.2mm2. Results photos were taken one year after his hair transplant of 1,524 follicular unit grafts. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts 1 Year Post-op See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 1 Session Norwood Class: 3 Hair Character: Light Brown, Straight Donor Density: 2.2 hairs/mm2 Additional Resources: View Patient ESR's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient AVZ was a Norwood Class 6 before his hair transplant with fine salt and pepper hair, with a donor density of 2.0mm2 and a slight wave. His results photos were taken after 2 sessions totaling 3,941 follicular unit grafts. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts 1 Year After 1st Hair Transplant Position of Planned Hairline for 2nd Session After 2nd Hair Transplant See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Norwood Class: 6 Surgical Sessions: 2 Sessions Hair Character: Salt Pepper Additional Resources: View Patient AVZ's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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Hi All, Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration is a state-of-the-art hair restoration facility in NYC that is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of hair loss using the most advanced technologies. For an introduction to the practice from Dr. Robert M. Bernstein, founder of Bernstein Medical, and Dr. Michael B. Wolfeld, watch this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXCyU8wP_WE. They discuss their role in the field of hair transplantation and what to expect when you come to our office.
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Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient LKI has straight, light-brown hair of medium-fine thickness. His first procedure was of 1,833 follicular unit grafts and returned for a second hair restoration procedure of 1,546 grafts one year later. His “after” photos were taken one year following his second hair transplant. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts After 1st Hair Transplant Top View: Before Transplant Position of Hairline With Hair Clipped Placement of Grafts in First Hair Transplant After 2nd Hair Transplant Donor Area Healing After 2nd Hair Transplant See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 2 Sessions Hair Character: Light Brown, Straight Additional Resources: View Patient LKI's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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There are a few cardinal "sins" in the hair transplant field. And while I doubt a standard list of these deadly sins exist, the general consensus is that they include things like: wasting/not respecting the donor, going too low/flat with the hairline in a patient with future loss, etc. This patient presented after undergoing a "mega session" at another clinic where I believe two of these "HT sins" were committed. The outside clinic attempted a large session on the patient to treat his Norwood VI pattern hair loss. In my opinion, however, two things were done that should not have been: 1) An inappropriate amount of grafts were spread way too far all over the entire scalp 2) The donor was harvested (FUT) in an awkward manner (likely an attempt to to a mega session harvest by a clinic that doesn't do a lot of them) and this limited the available donor for future surgeries. Here is how he looked after his procedure at the outside clinic: He was completely gone on top before the first surgery, so all the hair you see on top is the result of the transplant. As you can see, too few grafts spread too far. But what really made this case a "repair" is the state of the donor. The first clinic started the FUT incision high in the back of the donor area, and almost pointed it downward (opposed to naturally curved upwards) on the sides. This meant in order to obtain a good harvest (which was now limited off the bat) and leave the patient with one acceptable linear scar in the back, I had to harvest above the old scar on the sides and below it in the back. Despite the donor challenges, I was able to obtain 2,500 grafts from the donor. And instead of spreading these all over the scalp in a less dense manner (like previously done), I used these to dense pack the frontal scalp and strategically fill the mid-scalp as much as possible. Obviously this doesn't result in as much area being covered, but it's what gives us those dense, natural results. And here is how he looked only 6 months after surgery: And here are some with surgical lines to demonstrate the plan and where we worked: Now the patient has an appropriate result and a framed, natural look. And while it's always nice to get as much coverage as possible on high Norwood patients, it's rarely a good idea to to it at the expense of cosmetically significant density or the state of the donor. Thankfully the patient still has laxity so he is planning on doing one more large FUT session aimed at filling the rest of the mid-scalp and crown. After that he will likely be a good candidate for FUE to finish off any little areas. Thank you for reading. I will update this thread when the patient comes back for a 12 month follow-up -- especially because the camera wasn't being overly cooperative during his appointment and a lot of the pictures didn't come out. But I hope this case serves as a reminder to those with high levels of hair loss looking to undergo big procedures; make sure good, strategic density is utilized and make sure to keep the donor is the best shape possible for future surgeries -- because you may very well not be able to do everything in one shot. Dr Blake Bloxham Feller & Bloxham Medical, PC
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Like many other procedures in this field, SMP is a great tool with the potential to help a lot of patients when done correctly by a skilled practitioner. However, like just about everything else in life, not all SMP clinics are the same and not all practitioners work with the patient's best interest at heart. And that is where our story begins; and it's a little bit of a different case, so I hope members enjoy and I really hope it lets others know there are almost always options to improve upon old or bad work, so don't be afraid to consult and discuss your possibilities. The patient here is a male in his early 40s who initially presented to an outside hair transplant clinic for a consultation years before. He consulted with the hopes to have a hair transplant to treat his Norwood level V-VI patterned hair loss. At that time, he was told that he did not have the donor for surgery and was not a candidate. Discouraged, he looked into other options and found SMP. So he decided to go to an SMP clinic and have permanent SMP done on the entire scalp. Unfortunately, the clinic initially went very low and flat (and somewhat crooked) with the hairline, and the permanent ink partially faded into an unnatural blueish hue overtime. He watched some of our YouTube videos where we had repaired previous bad SMP work and decided to come in for a second opinion about a transplant. Here is how he looked during the consultation/before surgery: His donor was definitely below average. In fact, the gaps and spread nature almost made it looks like he had prior surgery. Initially, we discussed doing an FUE to try and create a "haze" of thinner hair on top to blend with the SMP and give him a more 3-D cropped look. But I didn't think his pseudo-afro hair follicle type would do well with FUE, and he had great characteristics otherwise for an FUT approach. I also thought he would received excellent coverage with his follicle type. Here is how his donor looked: So we decided on an "AMAP" or (as much as possible) FUT procedure aimed at rebuilding a more appropriate hairline (above the previous SMP hairline) and filling as much as possible with a slight emphasis on coverage over density. Despite his well below average density, I was able to harvest 3,103 grafts via FUT and use them as described above. Surgery went beautifully. Here's a surgical overview: He came back for a 6 month follow-up and looked great. Even with his hair cut quite short (and the patient cuts his own hair so that is why there is some unevenness in the 6 month pics), he clearly achieved his goals. This is precisely how the patient wanted to style his hair from the get go, though he is going to try growing it a little longer in the future: Based on the patient's excellent laxity and healing in the donor, we're going to do the rest of the mid-scalp and crown in the not-so-distant future. And although he was concerned initially about starting the hairline above the SMP, I explained that I've done this many times in the past and it usually blends quite well. Particularly when he grows his hair out a bit. But a very satisfying result on a challenging case, and an end to the daily worry about the bad SMP for this patient. Hope you enjoyed. Look forward to your comments. Dr. Blake Bloxham Feller & Bloxham Medical, Hair Transplant Institute Hair Transplant & Restoration Services in New York
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Dr. Dorin transplanted 4200 grafts to restore what was originally a NW 4A/4 with expected progression to NW 5/6 pattern. Propecia being used for stabilization and effectively retarding progression in bridge/vertex. This restoration is by FUT method.
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Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient ZNQ had a receding hairline and thinning overall. He had wavy, dark brown, medium coarse hair and a donor density of 1.9 hairs/mm2. “Results” photos were taken one year after his hair transplant of 2,115 follicular unit grafts. Note the new stronger hairline and the overall better hair quality, as full thickness terminal hair was added to his partially miniaturized, thinning hair. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts 1 Year Post-op See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 1 Session Hair Character: Dark Brown, Wavy Donor Density: 1.9 hairs/mm2 Additional Resources: View Patient ZNQ's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient RIR has brown, fine hair with a donor density of 2.1. He had one hair transplant of 2,194 grafts. The after photos were taken one year after his hair transplantation. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After One Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline 1 Year Post-op Top View: Before Transplant Placement of Grafts 1 Year Post-op See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 1 Session Hair Character: Brown Hair Weight: Fine Donor Density: 2.1 hairs/mm2 Additional Resources: View Patient RIR's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
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Wanted to present an update on a case I've shared before. The patient is a male in his 30's who underwent 2 "mini-graft" cases only several years back at a local clinic. The result of the two procedures was an unnatural look that only worsened as he continued to thin in the "frontal band" area. So I did a 2,200 graft FUT procedure (with true follicular units) aimed at naturally restoring the front and blending it into his excellent hair behind. He recently stopped by at 10 months and I was able to do an in-depth video (with dry and wet comb-throughs) and really evaluate how far he's come. I'm also linking to his case at around the 6 month mark; this may be interesting for those looking at how transplants mature. Video: Comparison Pics: And here is the link to his original presentation (a little under 6 months post-op): Dr. Blake Bloxham: 2,200 Graft "Mini-Graft" Repair | 6 Months Post-Op Thanks for viewing, Dr. Blake Bloxham Feller & Bloxham Medical, Hair Transplant Institute NYC Hair Transplant | NY Hair Restoration | Feller & Bloxham Medical
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Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient HYC had dark brown, slightly wavy hair when he visited Bernstein Medical – Center for Hair Restoration for his first procedure. He had two sessions totaling 3,038 follicular unit grafts. Several years later HYC came in for a third hair transplant of an additional 1,252 grafts for a total of 4,290 grafts over the three sessions. The “after” photos were taken 13 years after his first, 12 years following his second, and one year after his third hair transplant session. Overview: Before / After: Before Hair Transplant After 3rd Hair Transplant Detail of Hairline: Before Transplant Position of Hairline After 3rd Session Top View: Before Transplant Position of Hairline Placement of Grafts in 3rd Session After 3rd Session See patients with similar characteristics in the Bernstein Medical photo galleries: Surgical Sessions: 3 Sessions Hair Character: Dark Brown, Salt and Pepper,Slightly Wavy Additional Resources: View Patient HYC's photo profile at Bernstein Medical Visit our Hair Transplant Photos galleries or browse our patients by their Norwood Class Interested in a consultation? Click here to schedule a consult or here to read about our consultations New to hair restoration? Read our comprehensive guide to Hair Transplant surgery or our Hair Transplant FAQ Visit the Bernstein Medical YouTube channel
