Case Study

This 39-year-old male patient was a NW 4 / 5 hair loss with only some short vellus hair in the front and thinning across the top. He had been losing his hair since his early 3o’s and now was coming in hair from the side to camouflage his hair loss. Before and 6 months after…

This 31-year-old male patient already had Norwood stage 4 hair loss, with only a thin forelock remaining. He used his side hair to create a combover and camouflage the extent of his hair loss. Dr. Wasserbauer discussed medical and surgical options. The patient was planning on getting married in about one year and medical therapy…

This 46-year-old male patient presented with a long-standing history of progressive hair loss. Clinical evaluation demonstrated Norwood Class V androgenetic alopecia, with significant thinning across the frontal hairline and mid-scalp. The patient had suitable donor hair characteristics, including adequate density and acceptable hair caliber to achieve natural coverage. His gray hair color and wave were…

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 41-year-old male patient came to our clinic seeking a long-term solution for his receding hairline and thinning through the front of his scalp. He was classified as Norwood Class 4, a common stage of male pattern baldness characterized by significant temporal recession and frontal hair loss. Ideal Candidate With Strong Donor Hair During his…