Jerry Cooley MD, 2651 Grafts @ Two Years

[HairCenter]

This patient is in his early 30’s and wanted his hairline restored. Initially, he wanted it very low but Dr. Cooley was able to talk him out taking such an approach. Instead, Dr. Cooley proposed a more conservative hairline but after some discussion and negotiation, this is what he and the patient agreed upon.

 

2,651 grafts

1-714

2-1440

3-455

4-52

 

The results are shown two years post op. Dr. Cooley had recommended medication at the time of his procedure but the patient decided against it. At the followup, Dr. Cooley again suggested medical therapy with Propecia and the patient accepted.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ontop]

Very nice

Hope he sticks with his meds

[trashpanda]

Very nice result. This is the difference between going to an ethical and experienced surgeon rather than not doing your research and getting screwed. The hairline placement is great and he will age well into it.

[Spanker]

Very good job. One of the reasons to pic a top.doc is for them to protect the pt from a hairline that isnt right. This is very similar mine minus the tiny eddie munster widows pea.

[ndubya]

Looks great, some really nice, undetectable temple point work too.

[TakingThePlunge]

Great design! Very natural.

[Ernie]

Looks great, some really nice, undetectable temple point work too.

 

First thing I noticed as well. Excellent work on the temple points.

[Pete-from-Farjo]

Really nice result and excellent clear pics. Congrats.

[FoyKohler]

Not trying to hijack this forum how do we post new threads - I want to but can't figure out how to do it - sorry can anyone help?

[Spanker]

Not trying to hijack this forum how do we post new threads - I want to but can't figure out how to do it - sorry can anyone help?

 

Click on "Hair Loss Forum" in the top blue bar, just right to center of the page.

 

Click on a forum, lie "Open Hair Loss Tpoics" or whatever you want to post about. At the top of the thread listings you will see a button that says "New Thread."

[HairCenter]

Thank you all for your great comments. Temple point work is absolutely critical for proper hairline reconstruction in many cases. Some just can't have temple point work because of the coarse nature of their donor hair but when it can be done, it has to be done just right or else it can contribute to and even be the sole reason for why a patient may feel their result is a failure. The goal for any transplant procedure should be naturalness, above all else.

[Petedagreekchi]

AWESOME RESULT! Was this FUT or FUE?