Case Study

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…

This 44-year-old-male patient was experiencing early temporal hairline recession and diffuse thinning on the top. He had been taking oral finasteride to maintain his hair, but wanted a fuller hairline and more hair density. With good donor hair quality and density, Dr. Wasserbauer created a natural, full, masculine hairline that also rounded off and closed…

This patient underwent two FUT linear strip harvest procedures to reestablish his hairline and temporal region, and to fill in his crown. The first procedure involved transplanting 3073 grafts. The second surgery was performed 3 years later, transplanting 1643 grafts to add more density to the frontal region. Crown, filled in on the first procedure…

This 43-year-old male patient was experiencing significant frontal hair loss (Norwood hair loss classification 4). He preferred to keep his hair short on the sides and the back. During his consultation, Dr. Wasserbauer discussed medical therapy and methods of performing hair restoration surgery. The patient eventually had FUE surgery and Dr. Wasserbauer transplanted 2667 grafts,…