Bernstein Medical - Hair Transplant Before and After Photos - Norwood Class 3

[Bernstein Medical]

Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration Patient ODQ has brown hair and a donor density of 2.3 hairs/mm2. He had an advanced Norwood Class 3 pattern of hair loss. The patient wanted to lower his hairline and thicken the forelock area. Results after one hair transplant session of 1,950 follicular unit grafts.

 

 

 

Overview:

 

 

 

 

Before / After:

 

 

 

Before Hair Transplant

 

 

 

After One Hair Transplant

 

 

 

 

Detail of Hairline:

 

 

Before Transplant

 

 

Results After 1 Hair Transplant

 

 

Top View:

 

Steps in hairline design and recipient site creation.

 

Before Hair Transplant

 

 

Position of Hairline

 

 

After Recipient Site Creation

 

 

Results After 1 Year

 

 

 

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• Norwood Class: 3
  
• Surgical Sessions: 1 Session
  
• Hair Character: Brown
  
• Donor Density: 2.3 hairs/mm2
  

 

 

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[jjsrader]

Is this a modified 'hockey puck' frontal restoration? With patient using this hairline part (from his left to right) going forward?

 

I like the idea even though it is subtle (which is the point, right)?

 

He gets the assymetrical 'weight' on the right side that then lays down with the way he styles his hair

 

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Did you symmetrically recreate his frontal hairline?

[Bernstein Medical]

Is this a modified 'hockey puck' frontal restoration? With patient using this hairline part (from his left to right) going forward?

 

I like the idea even though it is subtle (which is the point, right)?

 

He gets the assymetrical 'weight' on the right side that then lays down with the way he styles his hair

 

OR

 

Did you symmetrically recreate his frontal hairline?

 

 

There were slightly larger FUE grafts placed on the patient's left side (the part side) i.e., left-weighted, but the hairline was lowered more on the patient's right. Yes, the restoration was intentionally kept slightly asymmetric to keep it looking natural.