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A 41-year-old male in good overall health presented with a 10-year history of progressive hair loss. Clinical evaluation revealed Norwood Class IV androgenetic alopecia, primarily affecting the frontal hairline and mid-scalp. The patient had strong donor characteristics, including good hair density, thickness, and overall hair quality. Following consultation, Dr. Sara Wasserbauer determined the patient was…

This 37-year-old male patient was a Norwood hair loss classification 3. He did not experience major hair loss, but he wanted to re-establish his fuller, more youthful hairline. Dr. Wasserbauer performed a FUE hair transplant, harvesting 2,522 hair grafts for a total of 6,120 hairs. He is very happy with his healthier, more youthful appearance.…

45-year-old male patient. He was a Norwood hair loss classification 5. His hair was dark and straight, with an average donor density. He was camouflaging his hair loss by combing the hair on the sides of his head over. This comb-through video below was taken after 12 months post-op. He is also on hair maintenance…

This 58-year-old male patient had a mature Norwood classification of 5/6 for hair loss. His cosmetic goal was to restore his previous hairline. After consultation with Dr. Wasserbauer and based on the extent of his hair loss and fine straight hair, he decided to restore only the front half of his scalp. He also elected…

This 50-year-old male was a Norwood hair loss classification 5, with significant hair loss in the frontal region and the crown. After consultation with Dr. Wasserbauer, he elected to have FUE hair transplant surgery. He only wanted to address the front and possibly do additional hair transplantation in the crown later. On the day of…