4652 FUE. Injertocapilar.com-Farjo. Dr. Lorenzo

[Mick from Farjo]

This is a 37 years-old patient with advanced and non-stable alopecia at his first appointment, so he started with finasteride 1 month before his first procedure. We did a 2601 grafts procedure with the focus in his frontal and medium third. (0.75 mm punch). At the 5th month we can see the result of med’s on his crown. The final outcome due to the combination of both treatments (medical and surgical). After 15 month we decided to carry out his 2nd procedure to increase his general hair density: 2051 grafts (4402 hairs; 2.14 hair per graft; 55 microns of hair; 0.8 mm punch; 354 FU1/1083 FU2/574 FU3/40 FU4).

 

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[Arrie]

You would never guess this man had any hair loss, beautiful...

[Injertocapilar.com]

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[Spanker]

Nice outcome, especially for the level of loss and the number of grafts, even with medical therapy. I had a few things run across my mind as I looked that the results.

 

1. Hair layering is important. His hair was nice and the length helps the result a lot, but if he layered it a bit shorter I think it would add volume.

 

2. The scars were pretty visible even at a .75, which is a small punch, at 2600 grafts harvested at a short buzz, but his hair looked good and like he had little loss, even after only the first procedure sporting that short of a cut. I think if he were the type to like it short, a little SMP into the recipient and donor area would have looked good. So I would say that many darker people (like myself) should not plant to shave that short after FUE and not see scars, even on a smaller case. By no means is this going to be as visible as a strip, but it just shows that on the right pt, scarring is visible at a tight shave, even from the one of the best in the industry.

 

3. I always wish I could see some eye level shots of the hairline for Dr. L's cases.

[Lloyd]

Excellent!