1450 Grafts FUE For NW 3 – Dr. Sanusi Umar

[Abbie]

Before Surgery:

 

 

• Hairline recession
  
• No prior surgeries
  

 

 

Surgery:

 

 

• Goal: achieve a conservative restoration and advance the hairline
  
• FUE using 1450 grafts derived from the head and nape of the neck
  

 

 

Surgery Results:

 

 

• Before and after pictured below at 8 months after surgery
  

 

 

Learn more about hair transplant with Dr. Umar.

 

You can also watch the video here: http://www.dermhairclinic.com/fue-hair-transplants-result-follicular-unit-extraction/

 

 

Edited February 28, 2013 by Abbie

[TakingThePlunge]

Abbie,

 

Welcome! Thank you for sharing another example of Dr. Umar's impressive FUE!

 

Do you have any immediatley post-op photos showing the donor harvesting and graft placement?

 

Thanks,

[Abbie]

Thank you for the warm welcome, TakingThePlunge! It is my pleasure to share Dr. Umar's work. Here are photos showing the donor and recipient sites immediately post-op. Happy holidays!

[Cartesian]

Abbie,

 

Congratulations ! You have amazing results.

[Spanker]

And the award for the physician with the most beautiful representative ever goes to....yep, you guessed it...Dr. Umar!!!

[N-6]

I definitely like the use of nape hair for the hairline, it makes lots of sense instead of having to split up other grafts. That said, how strong is nape hair in the long term?

[HARIRI]

I love how Dr. Umar presents his results. Very professional (clear video with verbal comments and sufficient breakdown of details. Well done.

[MyNameIsRich]

Dr Umar is fastly becoming my favourite sugron

[Atticus]

I love how Dr. Umar presents his results. Very professional (clear video with verbal comments and sufficient breakdown of details. Well done.

 

Having had an HT done by Dr. Umar, I would describe him as an artisan who will take his time whether the job is small, or large. His eye for detail is uncanny, and he never rushes you as the patient. He takes his time and studies the cranium and facial features VERY carefully, to ensure that things such as hairlines or temple points replicate nature. His crown swirls are out of this world.

 

Atticus