Dr. Bhatti- 2728 FUE grafts- try to find the FUE scars!

[California]

Patient: 29 years old Caucasian male

HT technique used: FUE

Date of first HT: March 2015

Areas covered during the first procedure: hairline, temples and mid-scalp

 

The "after" pictures are from 8 months post op.

 

This Patient had his second HT procedure done by Dr. Bhatti on November 5, 2015. Including some pictures of the donor area that was trimmed just before the second procedure (11/05/2015).

 

Please note the lack of any "visible" FUE scars from the previous HT procedure (done 8 months ago). This Patient was so happy to see his donor area that he asked our staff to write "no scars seen" with a smiley face on his donor area and take some pictures:)

 

 

Best regards,

California

[harin]

More than lack of scars in the donor area, the naturalness of the hairline is stunning!. Nice job.

[thatoldchestnut]

To be honest I would think the scars are visible to most patrons of this forum but the casual observer, not so much.

[RadioRunner]

Wow very impressive considering the real estate that needed to be covered, the color of the hair of the patient, an the modest amount of grafts used. Fantastic hairline, looks 100% natural!

[Petchski]

Looks great, was the patient on meds before the op?

[California]

Hi Guys.

 

Thank you for your kind words. Highly appreciated.

 

Hi Petchski, this Patient was not on meds before the procedure.

 

 

Best regards,

California

[JON86]

That looks really good but he will probably regret this when he gets older. The middle is thin. This is not a knock on dr Bhattia he does great work. There is only so much a procedure can do and if he doesn't go on meds he will lose it. For 29 he has very aggressive hair loss from the top of his head in the befores I would have expected someone to be in their forties. This looks good for now but long term I am afraid for him. He is a future class 6 or worst a 7.

[California]

Hi Forum Members,

 

Wanted to add the video link for this Patient case that I received today.

 

 

Best regards,

California

[Louisjams]

Nice result! Fair skinned individuals tend to scar less overall.

[Melvin- Admin]

That looks really good but he will probably regret this when he gets older. The middle is thin. This is not a knock on dr Bhattia he does great work. There is only so much a procedure can do and if he doesn't go on meds he will lose it. For 29 he has very aggressive hair loss from the top of his head in the befores I would have expected someone to be in their forties. This looks good for now but long term I am afraid for him. He is a future class 6 or worst a 7.

 

I think California said he was not on meds prior to the surgery, alluding to the fact that he's on meds now, he's definitely Norwood 6 prior to surgery he barely had hair on his head, I think he'll be okay, he's gonna definitely need more transplants in the future, but at least he knows where he's headed and he can plan accordingly, very impressive result from Dr. Bhatti.

[California]

I think California said he was not on meds prior to the surgery, alluding to the fact that he's on meds now, he's definitely Norwood 6 prior to surgery he barely had hair on his head, I think he'll be okay, he's gonna definitely need more transplants in the future, but at least he knows where he's headed and he can plan accordingly, very impressive result from Dr. Bhatti.

 

Hi HTsoon,

 

You are correct. Dr. Bhatti does recommend every Patient of his to get on meds. He tends to take a conservative approach and always plans for the future. A 2728 graft transplant by Dr. Bhatti covered a lot of "real estate" (borrowing RadioRunner's term!) but would not be depleting all the donor for this Patient. He definitely has a decent donor supply left over to take on future HT procedures. In addition to that, let's not forget the BHT option.....to back up and compliment the scalp donor.

 

Best regards,

California

[darlinglocks]

Amazing coverage 8 months post op. Great work.

 

Thumbs up for Dr. Bhatti!