Q: Some surgeons are doing hair transplants using 5,000 to 6,000 grafts in a single surgery. Looking at the cases in your photo gallery, it seems like your hair transplants involve many fewer grafts per surgery. Do you do such large graft numbers in a single hair restoration procedure? A: The goal in surgical hair [...]
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In Your Hair Transplant Procedures, Do You Do Megasessions or Very Large Graft Sessions?
March 16th, 2007Rating:
Topic: Graft Numbers
Tags: Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration, Blood Supply to Scalp, Donor Hair, Donor Hair Density, Donor Scar, Donor Strip, Follicular Unit, Follicular Unit Transplant, Follicular Units per Square Centimeter, Four-hair Follicular Unit, Graft Dissection, Graft Popping, Hair Transplant Cost, Hair Transplant Results, How Large Should Hair Transplant Sessions Be, Limits to Large Hair Transplant Sessions, Mechanical Trauma, Megasessions, Number of Grafts Per Hair Transplant, One-hair Follicular Unit, Permanent Hair Zone, Recipient Sites, Surgical Management, Three-hair Follicular Unit
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 2:34 pm
After Follicular Unit Extraction Hair Transplant, Can One Shave Their Head?
June 29th, 2006Q: I am trying to have my donor scar repaired after a 1000 graft hair transplant. I was told the FUE’s placed into the scar would conceal it enough to shave my head? I would like to shave my head completely bald with a razor. A: In general, after a scar correction with follicular unit [...]
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Topic: Follicular Unit Extraction
Tags: Donor Scar, Follicular Unit Extraction, Follicular Unit Extraction Scarring, Hair Transplant Repair, Line Scar, Scar Repair, Shaving
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 8:21 am
Where is Optimal Donor Incision for Hair Transplant?
June 23rd, 2006Q: I have heard that the hair for a hair transplant is taken from the back and sides of the scalp. Where exactly is the best place to remove the hair from? A: You are correct. The best place to put the donor incision is in the mid-part of the permanent zone located in the [...]
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Topic: Donor Area
Tags: Donor Area, Donor Incision, Donor Scar, Hair Transplant Scar, Occipital Protuberance, Permanent Hair Zone
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 2:24 pm
What is "Trichophytic Closure" After Hair Transplant?
June 14th, 2006Q: I have read that some doctors perform something called a trichophytic closure. What is this? A: A trichophytic closure is a way to minimize the appearance of the donor scar in a hair transplant using a strip incision. The technique entails cutting the off the top of one of the wound edges and suturing [...]
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Topic: Hair Transplant
Tags: Camouflage Donor Scar, Donor Incision, Donor Scar, Donor Strip, Hair Transplant Doctors, Hair Transplant Scar, Trichophytic Closure
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 9:06 am
Will Multiple Hair Transplant Surgeries Leave Multiple Donor Scars?
March 9th, 2006Q: I understand that even if you have multiple hair transplants you will only be left with one scar in the donor area. A: If the closure is performed without tension, each procedure should result in the same fine scar. The best-placed incision is in the mid-portion of the permanent donor area. Since there is [...]
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Topic: Scarring
Tags: Donor Area, Donor Area Closure, Donor Incision, Donor Scar, Line Scar, Permanent Hair Zone, Scarring
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 3:33 pm
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