Taking Hair from the “UnSafe” Zone for Hair Transplantation
07/27/2021 - 08:34In my experience this is not very common. Most hair restoration patients trust the doctor to only take donor from an…
In my experience this is not very common. Most hair restoration patients trust the doctor to only take donor from an…
Yes, you can measure a hair loss patient‘s DHT (the hormone directly responsible for genetic balding) levels. The two…
I would say that one of the main points of “Hair Tranplants 101″ is to always use single hairs/follicular…
It is common to need a second procedure in a balding area that started with very little or no hair to achieve better…
In general, people with more pigmented skin return to normal color faster than fair skinned patients. However, some…
There are really two types of therapies used for treating the grafts post-operatively: saline-based sprays and ointment…
The Haber spreader can be very useful and help to minimize transection of follicles during donor strip removal in…
In my experience, shock loss in the hair transplant donor area is not that common but it certainly does happen in some…
Most of the “pull and stretch” associated with scalp laxity and the tissue removed during the hair restoration surgery…
In my experience shock loss is more common in the hair transplant recipient area. I have only had a few surgical hair…
In most cases, the number of follicles in the grafts would be the same as the number of hairs that grow. However, there…
Viviscal is recommended by some hair restoration physicians. I offer this as an option for my hair loss patients, but…