Dr. Robert M. Bernstein - Norwood 5A/6 - 3686 grafts in two sessions

[Bernstein Medical]

Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient CLF is a Norwood Class 5A/6 and has medium fine, blonde hair of average density. Dr. Bernstein’s patient was featured in Cosmetic Surgery Times in the article “Follicular Transplants Mimic Natural Hair Growth Patterns.” This was the first published case of Follicular Unit Transplantation. Results shown above are after two hair transplants totaling 3,686 follicular unit grafts.

 

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Before / After:

 

 

Left: Before Hair Transplant

Right: After Two Sessions

 

Distribution of Recipient Sites & Detail of Hairline:

 

Position of hairline, the distribution of 2,500 follicular unit grafts in the first session, the results of the first session and then the final result after a second session of an additional 1,186 grafts.

 

 

Left: Position of Hairline

Center-Left: Recipient Sites

Center-Right: After 1st Hair Transplant Session

Right: After 2nd Hair Transplant Session

 

Change In Appearance After One Hair Transplant Session:

 

Patients can often achieve their goals in just one session. CLF is a great example! A second session the following year just added more density.

 

 

After 1st Hair Transplant Session

 

 

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[RCWest]

Is he on stabilizing meds? This looks really really great! Did he have the crown done or just the front half? The surgery is so clean and his scalp didn't get red and it is hard to see how far back the grafts are.

[Bill - Seemiller]

Dr. Bernstein,

 

It looks like another homerun as usual. Thanks for all the great work you do in helping hair loss suffering men and women restore their hair and their lost confidence.

 

Best wishes,

 

Bill

[bonkerstonker]

First inch looks great i highly doubt scalp behind front will look as good considering there's no photos of above or any angle where you can see further back.

[chrisdav]

Good result but I think the pictures need to be better quality.

[Davis91]

With deep respect, "looks like another homerun?" That would imply this is a NEW case. As stated, this is one of the oldest published cases out there--indeed the first FUT published! I remember this guy's picture from ages ago. What would have been much more helpful would be to find this guy and take some modern day pictures to see how it has held up. Moreover, Bonker is on the money--I am willing to bet this fellow did not have much of the scalp touched. Indeed, the styling points towards a combover effect in the back. I am unlcear of the intent of posting such an old case.

[bonkerstonker]

Gives off bad vibes to me when camera angles are like this, also I didn't know this was a old case but now I do it's even worse vibes that there is nothing new that the surgeon is proud of.

[Blake Bloxham]

First published Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) case? Interesting! Thank you for sharing.