Dr. Rafael de Freitas - 2803 Grafts / 6691 Hairs - FUE

[De Freitas Clinic]

Patient’s details:

 

Sex: Male

Age: 33 years old

Level of alopecia: Norwood II - III - Diffuse.

Hair characteristics: White / grey, straight and medium hair.

Surgical plan: Hair line and entrances in two days of intervention.

OBS: The patient's desire is to prioritize the irregularly shaped front line, and conservative entries. HE prefers an irregular rather than a straight hair line.

 

Grafts breakdown:

 

1 Graft – 513 = 513 Hairs.

2 Grafts – 1007 = 2014 Hairs.

3 Grafts – 1004 = 3012 Hairs.

4 Grafts – 247 = 988 Hairs.

5 Grafts - 28 = 140 Hairs.

6 Grafts - 4 = 24 Hairs.

 

Total: 2803 Grafts - 6691 Hairs.

Average: 2,38 Hairs/Graft.

 

Before

 

Design

 

Placement

 

12 Months later

 

Video

 

 

 

We hope you like it. Best wishes to all members of the forum!

 

 

 

 

 

Edited May 21, 2021 by De Freitas Clinic
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[hairman22]

brillant result.

 

The grafts look to be taken very high on the sides though.

 

Probably be fine in this older patient. 

[Curious25]

3 minutes ago, hairman22 said:

brillant result.

 

The grafts look to be taken very high on the sides though.

 

Probably be fine in this older patient. 

The patient is only 33 - don’t be fooled by the white hair. The extraction pattern doesn’t go too high on the lateral humps IMO on this particular case, however I have seen this clinic (rightly or wrongly) extract pretty high outside of ‘traditional’ extraction patterns in quite a few of their cases. 
 

Lovely result none the less. Congrats. 

[Melvin- Admin]

Wow this man just became silver fox superman. 

[follically challenged]

Looks good. Definitely an improvement. I'm just not so sure about those stubborn looking grafts above the left temple point....those hairs seem stubborn enough that he had to trim them down to make them less visible / more manageable...?

[Mycroft]

3 hours ago, follically challenged said:

Looks good. Definitely an improvement. I'm just not so sure about those stubborn looking grafts above the left temple point....those hairs seem stubborn enough that he had to trim them down to make them less visible / more manageable...?

I'm not sure if some of these images ended up being inverted but it looks like he has a similar situation on the right side as well. Since he's sporting an undercut kind of hairstyle I think maybe his stylist just clipped those areas down as part of the cut. My stylist takes the sides and back shorter as well and this same thing happens to my hair in those areas.

Edit: I completely forgot to mention that I do like the result. When you've gone full gray at a younger age the difference between that youthful hairline and a thinning or recessed hairline is even more substantial.

Edited May 11, 2021 by Mycroft

[A Fue Good Men]

My goodness…results like this make me wish I would have waited out Dr. De Freitas waiting list. Brilliant job

[Curious25]

15 hours ago, Mycroft said:

When you've gone full gray at a younger age the difference between that youthful hairline and a thinning or recessed hairline is even more substantial

So true 

[forgotpassword]

Magnificent..confidence level must be sky high

[Melvin- Admin]

He looks like Greg Berzinsky now