Dr. A. Tsilosani - 3500 grafts - strip

[Talizi]

Patient, Male, Russia, 4th grade by Norwood, 30 years. 3500 grafts were transplanted using strip method in one session at Talizi clinic.

 

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[fr33k]

Good result! And ther's almost no visible scar.

[Blake Bloxham]

It could just be me, but I personally think there are some density issues? Any information concerning what this patient was looking for? Coverage > density??

[razi shah]

i don't think he is ideal candidate for hair restoration surgery....he got poor density and i do have concerns regarding scar???is it ok???any comments about it??

[Raphael84]

Definate density issues on this one. Also, I agree with concerns regarding scar. It cannot be seen in the final 1 year image when the hair is grown out somewhat but looks rather large in earlier pics. My main concern however is down to the initial planning, which I feel creates those negatives. The patient looks further progressed than a NW4 to me. Which should be a motivation to concentrate any current grafts into the hairline and frontal third initially. If slightly less grafts were taken, and planted all in the frontal third, would this possibly answer both density and scar issues? Perhaps. A second op would then be necessary but considering density issues, I also believe this to be the case now.

[Talizi]

Scar gets almost invisible in some time (year or so) see pictures above.

 

There was only 3500 grafts transplanted so density is normal, and pay attention to patients hair structure - he has low density hair on all of his head. And the patients hair color and structure are not best for hair transplant, but after 2nd transplant of 3000 grafts it will be ideal hair transplantation result.

 

As soon as the patient will come to Talizi for 2nd surgery I'll post photos here.

[aaron1234]

It's just really difficult to appreciate a difference when the patient is shaved down slick bald in his pre-op pics. It's impossible to know what the patient had to begin with.

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Originally posted by aaron1234:

It's just really difficult to appreciate a difference when the patient is shaved down slick bald in his pre-op pics. It's impossible to know what the patient had to begin with.

I think that happens far to often in pre op pics, lets see what the patients have before shaving down for surgery, that way we can see how good the overall outcome was