FUE Hair Transplant Case Study – 2,493 Grafts Transplanted
This 39-year-old male patient had lost the majority of his hair in the front and some minor crown hair loss. After consultation with Dr. Wasserbauer it was determined that he would have approximately 2,500 grafts harvested using FUE method of extracting individual follicular units. Dr. Wasserbauer also prescribed Rogaine and finasteride medical therapy to maintain…
Read MoreHair Transplant & Scalp Micropigmentation Case Study
He was so satisfied he joined our team. Doral originally came to our practice for hair transplantation to fill in lost hair in the front and crown. After having a FUT hair transplant (FUT Surgery 7/2019 Final Graft total:2903 Final hair total:5829. Not Using Rogaine or Propecia.) he wanted to camouflage the thin scar line…
Read MoreHair Growth Time Lapse Case Study
This patient had significant hair loss by age 30. He was a Norwood hair loss classification 4/5 with hair follicle miniaturization in the frontal region and beginning thinning in the crown. His donor hair density was good and the hair quality was excellent with good body and fullness. Dr. Wasserbauer transplanted 2,752 grafts using the…
Read MoreScalp Micropigmentation – SMP – Non-surgical Option for Thickening the Appearance of Hair
Scalp Micropigmentation or SMP is an option for male and female hair loss patients. This is a camouflage technique that uses tiny points of pigment (almost like a tattoo but much smaller and medical grade inks) to provide a visual background making the hair appear fuller and denser. To learn more about SMP visit…
Read MoreSurgiHEAL PRO for Interoperative Use and Wound Healing
The search for a clearly superior aid to wound healing that meets the unique needs of the hair transplant surgeon has been fraught with frustration and littered with failed attempts.1,2 Hydrogen peroxide, chlorhexidine, isopropyl alcohol, and betadine have been used for their antibacterial properties.2,3 Copper peptide, silicone, hydrocolloid, and others have been used for their…
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