Comments for Sara Wasserbauer MD http://californiahairsurgeon.com Medical Hair Restoration Fri, 09 Dec 2011 15:46:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Dr. Wasserbauer Participates as a Presenter at the 19th Annual Scientific Meeting of the ISHRS by Leo Marquezhttp://californiahairsurgeon.com/news/dr-wasserbauer-participates-as-a-presenter-at-the-19th-annual-scientific-meeting-of-the-ishrs/#comment-305 Leo Marquez Fri, 09 Dec 2011 15:46:13 +0000 http://californiahairsurgeon.com/?p=945#comment-305 I was part of a robotics study for the process of robotic hair replacement that lasted for a period of a year. I was impressed with the facilities the staff and Dr. Wasserbauer's professionalism as well as their handling of the entire process.I would recommend the service to anyone. I was part of a robotics study for the process of robotic hair replacement that lasted for a period of a year. I was impressed with the facilities the staff and Dr. Wasserbauer’s professionalism as well as their handling of the entire process.I would recommend the service to anyone.

]]> Comment on What Are The Best FUE Techniques Currently Being Used? by Mikehttp://californiahairsurgeon.com/articles/what-are-the-best-fue-techniques-currently-being-used/#comment-232 Mike Sun, 28 Aug 2011 04:49:26 +0000 http://californiahairsurgeon.com/?p=311#comment-232 In general, what technique(s) would you recommend for people with the following hair conditions: (1) Have fine or "wiry" hair. (2) Bald in the crown and receding in the front. (3) Thinning on top. (4) Low donor area.Have any of the recent innovations helped people who have low donor area? In general, what technique(s) would you recommend for people with the following hair conditions: (1) Have fine or “wiry” hair. (2) Bald in the crown and receding in the front. (3) Thinning on top. (4) Low donor area.

Have any of the recent innovations helped people who have low donor area?

]]> Comment on Dr. Wasserbauer Leads Robotic Hair Restoration FDA Trial by adminhttp://californiahairsurgeon.com/news/dr-wasserbauer-leads-robotic-hair-restoration-fda-trial/#comment-229 admin Wed, 24 Aug 2011 13:49:05 +0000 http://californiahairsurgeon.com/?p=871#comment-229 Thank you for taking the time to write! The new ARTAS machine is not the NeoGraft, it is entirely automated and does not remove the grafts from the donor are using suction - that part is still done by hand. It also avoids the problem of having a physician who is less proficient at doing the FUE procedure inadvertently transecting or otherwise damaging the individual hair grafts.The ARTAS represents the current state of the art for automated FUE. Not every physician will find it necessary to use this machine, and not every patient will be the ideal candidate, but the ARTAS will likely expand the use of FUE procedures by decreasing the amount of physician training and skill needed to perform it correctly. Plus, it is just plain cool in what it can do! SW Thank you for taking the time to write! The new ARTAS machine is not the NeoGraft, it is entirely automated and does not remove the grafts
from the donor are using suction – that part is still done by hand.
It also avoids the problem of having a physician who is less proficient at doing the FUE procedure inadvertently transecting or otherwise damaging the individual hair grafts.

The ARTAS represents the current state of the art for automated FUE.
Not every physician will find it necessary to use this machine, and not every patient will be the ideal candidate, but the ARTAS will likely expand the use of FUE procedures by decreasing the amount of physician training and skill needed to perform it correctly. Plus, it is just plain cool in what it can do!
SW

]]> Comment on Dr. Wasserbauer Leads Robotic Hair Restoration FDA Trial by Robhttp://californiahairsurgeon.com/news/dr-wasserbauer-leads-robotic-hair-restoration-fda-trial/#comment-227 Rob Sat, 20 Aug 2011 09:45:35 +0000 http://californiahairsurgeon.com/?p=871#comment-227 Is this what they call a "neograft" surgery? Is this what they call a “neograft” surgery?

]]> Comment on Dr. Wasserbauer Leads Robotic Hair Restoration FDA Trial by adminhttp://californiahairsurgeon.com/news/dr-wasserbauer-leads-robotic-hair-restoration-fda-trial/#comment-187 admin Fri, 12 Aug 2011 00:45:33 +0000 http://californiahairsurgeon.com/?p=871#comment-187 Dear Adam,Thank you for taking the time to write! This is a very common question so I am glad you asked. The procedure does not require Propecia in order to grow hair, but Propecia can help the native (existing) hair to grow better and slow your loss which is why I often recommend it as part of a long-term strategy.Rogaine can also help hair growth both for native hair and any grafts you might get with a procedure, but it is likewise optional.I hope that answers your question!Warm Regards, Dr. Sara Dear Adam,

Thank you for taking the time to write! This is a very common question so I am glad you asked. The procedure does not require Propecia in order to grow hair, but Propecia can help the native (existing) hair to grow better and slow your loss which is why I often recommend it as part of a long-term strategy.

Rogaine can also help hair growth both for native hair and any grafts you might get with a procedure, but it is likewise optional.

I hope that answers your question!

Warm Regards,
Dr. Sara

]]> Comment on Dr. Wasserbauer Leads Robotic Hair Restoration FDA Trial by adamhttp://californiahairsurgeon.com/news/dr-wasserbauer-leads-robotic-hair-restoration-fda-trial/#comment-128 adam Thu, 21 Jul 2011 17:44:05 +0000 http://californiahairsurgeon.com/?p=871#comment-128 does this procedure require propecia afterwards to maintain hair ?? does this procedure require propecia afterwards to maintain hair ??

]]> Comment on A review of Matt’s “before” photos to see his hair transplant progress by Pathttp://californiahairsurgeon.com/raw-matt/a-review-of-matts-before-photos-to-see-his-hair-transplant-progress/#comment-95 Pat Mon, 18 Apr 2011 00:34:15 +0000 http://californiahairsurgeon.com/?p=810#comment-95 Hey Matt, looks great! How many follicular units did you have transplanted? Hey Matt, looks great! How many follicular units did you have transplanted?

]]> Comment on 2 Month Update by adminhttp://californiahairsurgeon.com/raw-matt/2-month-update/#comment-70 admin Tue, 08 Feb 2011 18:32:18 +0000 http://californiahairsurgeon.com/?p=739#comment-70 Matt,This is a normal limbo time in the transplant experience. Typically, all the transplanted hairs shed in the first few weeks and permanent NEW Hairs do not begin sprouting until 12 weeks post transplant. You will see little cosmetic change until at least6 months since hair normally grows about a 1/4 to 1/2 inch per month.Looks like you healed well. Matt,

This is a normal limbo time in the transplant experience. Typically, all the transplanted hairs shed in the first few weeks and permanent NEW Hairs do not begin sprouting until 12 weeks post transplant. You will see little cosmetic change until at least6 months since hair normally grows about a 1/4 to 1/2 inch per month.

Looks like you healed well.

]]> Comment on 2 Month Update by Annelihttp://californiahairsurgeon.com/raw-matt/2-month-update/#comment-69 Anneli Sun, 06 Feb 2011 18:59:04 +0000 http://californiahairsurgeon.com/?p=739#comment-69 Happy recovery! Happy recovery!

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