Dr. Arocha - 5000+ FUT, early 5 month results

[Christine]

This set of photos features a 39 yo gentleman with MPB and diffuse thinning wanting to restore his hair to as full as possible. He has medium/fine hair. A 5000+ FUT procedure was performed on him by Dr. Arocha. The after photos are taken at an early 5 months post procedure. The patient is already very happy with the outcome. He will surely continue to improve. We will keep you posted.

[TakingThePlunge]

Christine,

 

At only 5 months I think he looks fantastic! Please do keep us abreast of his progress. Those 5,000 grafts should really transform him.

 

Thank you for sharing another excellent result from Dr. Arocha.

[Christine]

TakingThePlunge,

 

Thanks so much for the kudos. We are looking forward to his next follow up visit and photos.

[orangehair]

Christine - great job of matching up the before & afters.... no question there is development that the patient should be excited about - looking forward to seeing what the next 5 months brings*

[Christine]

OrangeHair,

Thanks so much for checking out our post and leaving your feedback.

[Spanker]

5000??

 

I do see how anyone can really guess how many grafts they are looking at getting.

 

I look at these pics all the time....any can never guess even close based on pics alone.

[Swimmy]

That doesn't look like it needed 5000 grafts worth of work?

[Microscopic_slivers]

Thanks for the comments Swimmy,

 

While it is indeed all so very relative this patient was far worst off than you can tell from the submitted views. We will post some additional views, and his one year post pics soon.

[corvettester]

Nice result so far.

 

If possible, can future pics not have the clinic logo watermark? I found it distracting.

 

Corvettester

[Richard11]

Hi Corvettester,

 

We implement the watermark on our photos in order to protect our work. I appreciate you taking the time to comment, and look forward to hearing more from you in the future.

 

Take care,

 

Richard11

[Blake Bloxham]

Richard,

 

Personally, I understand the motives behind the watermark. In the past year alone, I've seen several cases where non-surgical hair loss products "borrowed" hair transplant "before and after" images from reputable clinics and used them to advertise their product (both printed on the product itself and on websites).

[Richard11]

Future_HT_Doc,

 

I appreciate you sharing your perspective of the matter. Your example is exactly why we use watermarks in order to prevent this from happening. Thank you bringing light to this issue.

 

Richard11