CIT
15.07.2008, 21:31 |
1500 CIT treats Class 4A patient - Results at 12 months post op (Hair Transplant) |
Several years ago this class 4A patient had a strip procedure performed before having a CIT (Cole Isolation Technique) procedure done. Through the years, the patient’s hair loss progressed and the loss of native hairs on the scalp were replaced with newly transplanted hairs to add density in the receded areas on top of the scalp. Last year, the patient came to Dr. Cole for about 1500 transplanted CIT grafts to maximize the patient’s previously strip harvested donor resources. In 2007, the patient’s goal was to add density to the top, frontal scalp and temporal points. This patient’s donor area is comprised of a very fine caliper of hair with slightly above average hair density of about 190 hairs per cm2 with 180 being average. As you can see, the recipient area requires larger and smaller follicular units of better quality for optimal coverage. The patient recently came in for a touch-up to the frontal hair line and is very pleased with the outcome of the CIT procedure. The patient reported that the CIT was much less painful, caused less soreness and was much less invasive than his prior procedure.
This patient looks much more youthful at 12 months after the CIT treatment and is expecting to see thicker hair in the coming months. Our clinic often uses live patients to show the quality of our work. Dr. Cole discloses the pros and cons of CIT to the patients. We offer several CIT hair transplant preparation methods and also specialize in restoration of the finest facial hair. Often times we show the quality of our work through photography, video or by live patient viewings. We strive to achieve our patients’ goals in hair restoration by transplanting fewer grafts for ideal coverage. The freshly positioned follicular unit grafts are placed in the most natural fashion possible without the use of a scalpel or stitches.
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shorty0927
16.07.2008, 15:46
@ CIT
|
1500 CIT treats Class 4A patient - Results at 12 months post op |
» Several years ago this class 4A patient had a strip procedure performed
» before having a CIT (Cole Isolation Technique) procedure done. Through the
» years, the patient’s hair loss progressed and the loss of native hairs on
» the scalp were replaced with newly transplanted hairs to add density in the
» receded areas on top of the scalp. Last year, the patient came to Dr. Cole
» for about 1500 transplanted CIT grafts to maximize the patient’s previously
» strip harvested donor resources. In 2007, the patient’s goal was to add
» density to the top, frontal scalp and temporal points. This patient’s
» donor area is comprised of a very fine caliper of hair with slightly above
» average hair density of about 190 hairs per cm2 with 180 being average. As
» you can see, the recipient area requires larger and smaller follicular
» units of better quality for optimal coverage. The patient recently came in
» for a touch-up to the frontal hair line and is very pleased with the
» outcome of the CIT procedure. The patient reported that the CIT was much
» less painful, caused less soreness and was much less invasive than his
» prior procedure.
»
»
» This patient looks much more youthful at 12 months after the CIT treatment
» and is expecting to see thicker hair in the coming months. Our clinic
» often uses live patients to show the quality of our work. Dr. Cole
» discloses the pros and cons of CIT to the patients. We offer several CIT
» hair transplant preparation methods and also specialize in restoration of
» the finest facial hair. Often times we show the quality of our work
» through photography, video or by live patient viewings. We strive to
» achieve our patients’ goals in hair restoration by transplanting fewer
» grafts for ideal coverage. The freshly positioned follicular unit grafts
» are placed in the most natural fashion possible without the use of a
» scalpel or stitches.
»
» Complimentary recommendation
» from Dr. Cole - Click Here
»
»
»
»
» Free consultation
»
»
»
»
» My advice is not medical advice
Could I see a comparison of a strip scar and CIT scarring, if CIT has any scarring at all?
shorty0927 is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO |
CIT
16.07.2008, 19:35
@ shorty0927
|
1500 CIT treats Class 4A patient - Results at 12 months post op |
» » Several years ago this class 4A patient had a strip procedure performed
» » before having a CIT (Cole Isolation Technique) procedure done. Through
» the
» » years, the patient’s hair loss progressed and the loss of native hairs
» on
» » the scalp were replaced with newly transplanted hairs to add density in
» the
» » receded areas on top of the scalp. Last year, the patient came to Dr.
» Cole
» » for about 1500 transplanted CIT grafts to maximize the patient’s
» previously
» » strip harvested donor resources. In 2007, the patient’s goal was to
» add
» » density to the top, frontal scalp and temporal points. This patient’s
» » donor area is comprised of a very fine caliper of hair with slightly
» above
» » average hair density of about 190 hairs per cm2 with 180 being average.
» As
» » you can see, the recipient area requires larger and smaller follicular
» » units of better quality for optimal coverage. The patient recently came
» in
» » for a touch-up to the frontal hair line and is very pleased with the
» » outcome of the CIT procedure. The patient reported that the CIT was
» much
» » less painful, caused less soreness and was much less invasive than his
» » prior procedure.
» »
» »
» » This patient looks much more youthful at 12 months after the CIT
» treatment
» » and is expecting to see thicker hair in the coming months. Our clinic
» » often uses live patients to show the quality of our work. Dr. Cole
» » discloses the pros and cons of CIT to the patients. We offer several
» CIT
» » hair transplant preparation methods and also specialize in restoration
» of
» » the finest facial hair. Often times we show the quality of our work
» » through photography, video or by live patient viewings. We strive to
» » achieve our patients’ goals in hair restoration by transplanting fewer
» » grafts for ideal coverage. The freshly positioned follicular unit
» grafts
» » are placed in the most natural fashion possible without the use of a
» » scalpel or stitches.
» »
» » Complimentary
» recommendation
» » from Dr. Cole - Click Here
» »
» »
» »
» »
» » Free consultation
» »
» »
» »
» »
» » My advice is not medical advice
»
»
»
» Could I see a comparison of a strip scar and CIT scarring, if CIT has any
» scarring at all?
Hi,
This patient has recently come by to touch-up the frontal hair line but he chose CIT and not to shave the donor area. We were able to capture on shot of the donor area which has been harvested by CIT and strip (FUT). Below is a photo of the hair clipped up to show the donor area. You can see that the linear scar isn't too wide but you may or may not be able to see any visible CIT scarring.
![[image]](img/uploaded/764_image248.jpg)
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Toll Free: 800 368 4247
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Email: consults@forhair.com
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CIT
17.07.2008, 20:33
@ shorty0927
|
C2G and CIT after strip harvesting |
» » Several years ago this class 4A patient had a strip procedure performed
» » before having a CIT (Cole Isolation Technique) procedure done. Through
» the
» » years, the patient’s hair loss progressed and the loss of native hairs
» on
» » the scalp were replaced with newly transplanted hairs to add density in
» the
» » receded areas on top of the scalp. Last year, the patient came to Dr.
» Cole
» » for about 1500 transplanted CIT grafts to maximize the patient’s
» previously
» » strip harvested donor resources. In 2007, the patient’s goal was to
» add
» » density to the top, frontal scalp and temporal points. This patient’s
» » donor area is comprised of a very fine caliper of hair with slightly
» above
» » average hair density of about 190 hairs per cm2 with 180 being average.
» As
» » you can see, the recipient area requires larger and smaller follicular
» » units of better quality for optimal coverage. The patient recently came
» in
» » for a touch-up to the frontal hair line and is very pleased with the
» » outcome of the CIT procedure. The patient reported that the CIT was
» much
» » less painful, caused less soreness and was much less invasive than his
» » prior procedure.
» »
» »
» » This patient looks much more youthful at 12 months after the CIT
» treatment
» » and is expecting to see thicker hair in the coming months. Our clinic
» » often uses live patients to show the quality of our work. Dr. Cole
» » discloses the pros and cons of CIT to the patients. We offer several
» CIT
» » hair transplant preparation methods and also specialize in restoration
» of
» » the finest facial hair. Often times we show the quality of our work
» » through photography, video or by live patient viewings. We strive to
» » achieve our patients’ goals in hair restoration by transplanting fewer
» » grafts for ideal coverage. The freshly positioned follicular unit
» grafts
» » are placed in the most natural fashion possible without the use of a
» » scalpel or stitches.
» »
» » Complimentary
» recommendation
» » from Dr. Cole - Click Here
» »
» »
» »
» »
» » Free consultation
» »
» »
» »
» »
» » My advice is not medical advice
»
»
»
» Could I see a comparison of a strip scar and CIT scarring, if CIT has any
» scarring at all?
This patient actually came in for C2G and we didn't shave any of the donor area. You can see the linear strip scar but no traces of previous CIT extraction. With CIT, our form of FUE, patients have the ability to wear a much shorter hair style than strip (FUT) patients. The extractions are shallow and instruments are custom engineered for optimal donor area results. CIT enables the surgeon to only harvest the follicular units necessary for the most ideal results on the recipient area. In the end, the patients pay for each intact graft because extracted grafts are placed as harvested.
CIT is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO ---
Toll Free: 800 368 4247
USA: 1 (678) 566-1011
Email: consults@forhair.com
www.forhair.com |
CIT
17.07.2008, 21:30
@ CIT
|
Frontal hair line photos |
» » » Several years ago this class 4A patient had a strip procedure
» performed
» » » before having a CIT (Cole Isolation Technique) procedure done.
» Through
» » the
» » » years, the patient’s hair loss progressed and the loss of native
» hairs
» » on
» » » the scalp were replaced with newly transplanted hairs to add density
» in
» » the
» » » receded areas on top of the scalp. Last year, the patient came to
» Dr.
» » Cole
» » » for about 1500 transplanted CIT grafts to maximize the patient’s
» » previously
» » » strip harvested donor resources. In 2007, the patient’s goal was to
» » add
» » » density to the top, frontal scalp and temporal points. This
» patient’s
» » » donor area is comprised of a very fine caliper of hair with slightly
» » above
» » » average hair density of about 190 hairs per cm2 with 180 being
» average.
» » As
» » » you can see, the recipient area requires larger and smaller
» follicular
» » » units of better quality for optimal coverage. The patient recently
» came
» » in
» » » for a touch-up to the frontal hair line and is very pleased with the
» » » outcome of the CIT procedure. The patient reported that the CIT was
» » much
» » » less painful, caused less soreness and was much less invasive than
» his
» » » prior procedure.
» » »
» » »
» » » This patient looks much more youthful at 12 months after the CIT
» » treatment
» » » and is expecting to see thicker hair in the coming months. Our
» clinic
» » » often uses live patients to show the quality of our work. Dr. Cole
» » » discloses the pros and cons of CIT to the patients. We offer several
» » CIT
» » » hair transplant preparation methods and also specialize in
» restoration
» » of
» » » the finest facial hair. Often times we show the quality of our work
» » » through photography, video or by live patient viewings. We strive to
» » » achieve our patients’ goals in hair restoration by transplanting
» fewer
» » » grafts for ideal coverage. The freshly positioned follicular unit
» » grafts
» » » are placed in the most natural fashion possible without the use of a
» » » scalpel or stitches.
» » »
» » » Complimentary
» » recommendation
» » » from Dr. Cole - Click Here
» » »
» » »
» » »
» » »
» » » Free
» consultation
» » »
» » »
» » »
» » »
» » » My advice is not medical advice
» »
» »
» »
» » Could I see a comparison of a strip scar and CIT scarring, if CIT has
» any
» » scarring at all?
»
» This patient actually came in for C2G and we didn't shave any of the donor
» area. You can see the linear strip scar but no traces of previous CIT
» extraction. With CIT, our form of FUE, patients have the ability to wear a
» much shorter hair style than strip (FUT) patients. The extractions are
» shallow and instruments are custom engineered for optimal donor area
» results. CIT enables the surgeon to only harvest the follicular units
» necessary for the most ideal results on the recipient area. In the end,
» the patients pay for each intact graft because extracted grafts are placed
» as harvested.
Attached are more comparison photos for those hair line lovers.
![[image]](img/uploaded/764_image258.jpg)
Free consultation with The Cole Hair Transplant Group
CIT is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO ---
Toll Free: 800 368 4247
USA: 1 (678) 566-1011
Email: consults@forhair.com
www.forhair.com |
MENTO
19.07.2008, 21:25
@ CIT
|
Frontal hair line photos |
» » » » Several years ago this class 4A patient had a strip procedure
» » performed
» » » » before having a CIT (Cole Isolation Technique) procedure done.
» » Through
» » » the
» » » » years, the patient’s hair loss progressed and the loss of native
» » hairs
» » » on
» » » » the scalp were replaced with newly transplanted hairs to add
» density
» » in
» » » the
» » » » receded areas on top of the scalp. Last year, the patient came to
» » Dr.
» » » Cole
» » » » for about 1500 transplanted CIT grafts to maximize the patient’s
» » » previously
» » » » strip harvested donor resources. In 2007, the patient’s goal was
» to
» » » add
» » » » density to the top, frontal scalp and temporal points. This
» » patient’s
» » » » donor area is comprised of a very fine caliper of hair with
» slightly
» » » above
» » » » average hair density of about 190 hairs per cm2 with 180 being
» » average.
» » » As
» » » » you can see, the recipient area requires larger and smaller
» » follicular
» » » » units of better quality for optimal coverage. The patient recently
» » came
» » » in
» » » » for a touch-up to the frontal hair line and is very pleased with
» the
» » » » outcome of the CIT procedure. The patient reported that the CIT
» was
» » » much
» » » » less painful, caused less soreness and was much less invasive than
» » his
» » » » prior procedure.
» » » »
» » » »
» » » » This patient looks much more youthful at 12 months after the CIT
» » » treatment
» » » » and is expecting to see thicker hair in the coming months. Our
» » clinic
» » » » often uses live patients to show the quality of our work. Dr. Cole
» » » » discloses the pros and cons of CIT to the patients. We offer
» several
» » » CIT
» » » » hair transplant preparation methods and also specialize in
» » restoration
» » » of
» » » » the finest facial hair. Often times we show the quality of our
» work
» » » » through photography, video or by live patient viewings. We strive
» to
» » » » achieve our patients’ goals in hair restoration by transplanting
» » fewer
» » » » grafts for ideal coverage. The freshly positioned follicular unit
» » » grafts
» » » » are placed in the most natural fashion possible without the use of
» a
» » » » scalpel or stitches.
» » » »
» » » » Complimentary
» » » recommendation
» » » » from Dr. Cole - Click Here
» » » »
» » » »
» » » »
» » » »
» » » » Free
» » consultation
» » » »
» » » »
» » » »
» » » »
» » » » My advice is not medical advice
» » »
» » »
» » »
» » » Could I see a comparison of a strip scar and CIT scarring, if CIT has
» » any
» » » scarring at all?
» »
» » This patient actually came in for C2G and we didn't shave any of the
» donor
» » area. You can see the linear strip scar but no traces of previous CIT
» » extraction. With CIT, our form of FUE, patients have the ability to
» wear a
» » much shorter hair style than strip (FUT) patients. The extractions are
» » shallow and instruments are custom engineered for optimal donor area
» » results. CIT enables the surgeon to only harvest the follicular units
» » necessary for the most ideal results on the recipient area. In the
» end,
» » the patients pay for each intact graft because extracted grafts are
» placed
» » as harvested.
»
»
» Attached are more comparison photos for those hair line lovers.
»
»
» Free consultation with The
» Cole Hair Transplant Group
Looks good. Why don't strip patients put grafts in the strip scars? Seems like everyone would want to cut their hair shorter some time.
MENTO is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO |
CIT
21.07.2008, 23:31
@ MENTO
|
Do all strip to FUE patients fill-in the linear scars? |
» » » » » Several years ago this class 4A patient had a strip procedure
» » » performed
» » » » » before having a CIT (Cole Isolation Technique) procedure done.
» » » Through
» » » » the
» » » » » years, the patient’s hair loss progressed and the loss of native
» » » hairs
» » » » on
» » » » » the scalp were replaced with newly transplanted hairs to add
» » density
» » » in
» » » » the
» » » » » receded areas on top of the scalp. Last year, the patient came
» to
» » » Dr.
» » » » Cole
» » » » » for about 1500 transplanted CIT grafts to maximize the patient’s
» » » » previously
» » » » » strip harvested donor resources. In 2007, the patient’s goal was
» » to
» » » » add
» » » » » density to the top, frontal scalp and temporal points. This
» » » patient’s
» » » » » donor area is comprised of a very fine caliper of hair with
» » slightly
» » » » above
» » » » » average hair density of about 190 hairs per cm2 with 180 being
» » » average.
» » » » As
» » » » » you can see, the recipient area requires larger and smaller
» » » follicular
» » » » » units of better quality for optimal coverage. The patient
» recently
» » » came
» » » » in
» » » » » for a touch-up to the frontal hair line and is very pleased with
» » the
» » » » » outcome of the CIT procedure. The patient reported that the CIT
» » was
» » » » much
» » » » » less painful, caused less soreness and was much less invasive
» than
» » » his
» » » » » prior procedure.
» » » » »
» » » » »
» » » » » This patient looks much more youthful at 12 months after the CIT
» » » » treatment
» » » » » and is expecting to see thicker hair in the coming months. Our
» » » clinic
» » » » » often uses live patients to show the quality of our work. Dr.
» Cole
» » » » » discloses the pros and cons of CIT to the patients. We offer
» » several
» » » » CIT
» » » » » hair transplant preparation methods and also specialize in
» » » restoration
» » » » of
» » » » » the finest facial hair. Often times we show the quality of our
» » work
» » » » » through photography, video or by live patient viewings. We
» strive
» » to
» » » » » achieve our patients’ goals in hair restoration by transplanting
» » » fewer
» » » » » grafts for ideal coverage. The freshly positioned follicular
» unit
» » » » grafts
» » » » » are placed in the most natural fashion possible without the use
» of
» » a
» » » » » scalpel or stitches.
» » » » »
» » » » » Complimentary
» » » » recommendation
» » » » » from Dr. Cole - Click Here
» » » » »
» » » » »
» » » » »
» » » » »
» » » » » Free
» » » consultation
» » » » »
» » » » »
» » » » »
» » » » »
» » » » » My advice is not medical advice
» » » »
» » » »
» » » »
» » » » Could I see a comparison of a strip scar and CIT scarring, if CIT
» has
» » » any
» » » » scarring at all?
» » »
» » » This patient actually came in for C2G and we didn't shave any of the
» » donor
» » » area. You can see the linear strip scar but no traces of previous
» CIT
» » » extraction. With CIT, our form of FUE, patients have the ability to
» » wear a
» » » much shorter hair style than strip (FUT) patients. The extractions
» are
» » » shallow and instruments are custom engineered for optimal donor area
» » » results. CIT enables the surgeon to only harvest the follicular
» units
» » » necessary for the most ideal results on the recipient area. In the
» » end,
» » » the patients pay for each intact graft because extracted grafts are
» » placed
» » » as harvested.
» »
» »
» » Attached are more comparison photos for those hair line lovers.
» »
» »
» » Free consultation with
» The
» » Cole Hair Transplant Group
»
» Looks good. Why don't strip patients put grafts in the strip scars?
» Seems like everyone would want to cut their hair shorter some time.
I think it's safe to say that the majority of patients who had strip method performed do go ahead and fill-in the linear scar. The patients are told that there is limitied blood supply and that the rate of graft survival is also unpredictable but we have seen that dense packing scars isn't in the patients' best interests.
CIT is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO ---
Toll Free: 800 368 4247
USA: 1 (678) 566-1011
Email: consults@forhair.com
www.forhair.com |
shorty0927
22.07.2008, 13:29
@ CIT
|
1500 CIT treats Class 4A patient - Results at 12 months post op |
What is dense packing? The context the words are used in would lead me to believe that it would be putting alot of grafts into the strip scar. If that is so, why wouldn't that increase the chances of filling in a scar?
shorty0927 is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO |
CIT
31.07.2008, 14:59
@ shorty0927
|
Dr. Cole treats Class 4A patient after strip |
» What is dense packing? The context the words are used in would lead me to
» believe that it would be putting alot of grafts into the strip scar. If
» that is so, why wouldn't that increase the chances of filling in a scar?
That would decrease the survival rate and the yield would be affected appropriately.
CIT is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO ---
Toll Free: 800 368 4247
USA: 1 (678) 566-1011
Email: consults@forhair.com
www.forhair.com |
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