1723gr FUT Result- Dr Ron Shapiro - Hairline & Frontal 1/3rd

[Janna]

Natural Hairline & Frontal 1/3rd result using 1723 grafts/3510 hairs

 

Beautifully executed FUT result....

 

 

 

[bullitnut]

Hairline's don't get any better than that Janna, Dr Ron has done a superb job as always in restoring this gentleman's Hairline and frontal third. I love the way he has restored what looks to have been his natural hairline shape without drastically changing anything or doing anything silly, like altering the entire shape of his hairline like we see some doctors do.

 

It looks so natural and dense now with a superb cosmetic improvement, yet it remains subtle enough for people not to know he's had a HT......that takes skill to achieve!

 

Great work!! I would love to know how old this guy is because he's retained a great head of hair the lucky guy? Is he on any meds for his hair?

 

I know this guy isn't extremely grey but in general does performing a HT on someone with a really grey hair colour cause any difficulties at all for the Surgeon/technicians performing the surgery or is it just the same as someone with darker hair? I only ask as i would imagine the grafts are harder to see that's all due to their colour. Do you ever use a temporary dye or anything to help or am i just way of the mark as usual haha?

Edited March 16, 2017 by bullitnut
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[TakingThePlunge]

Amazing result for this gentleman! Not a hint of hair loss remains.

[Janna]

Thanks David!

 

Bullitnut,

 

You raise some good questions, actually. Hair colour, especially the white/grey hairs can be more challenging to sliver and dissect because there no pigment in the hair shafts or the follicles. So, you end up with lots of white upon white tissue. We tend to keep the grafts bigger in such cases to minimise risks of cutting away essential parts of the graft.

 

It's helpful to have high magnified microscopes, good lighting, and dye during slivering and cutting on these type of cases.

[bullitnut]

Thank you for your detailed explanation Janna. I appreciate it. Just a quick question is the dye used in slivering and cutting just one colour or are there different shades and colours? (probably a daft question but just curious )

 

Thanks Bn