Hair Loss - Dr C. Bisanga 4100 Strip 0-8 Months BHR Clinic

classified ads


shop

Forum News Hair Transplant Hair Replacement Topical All Natural Drugs Hair Multiplication Gallery Female Hair Loss

Hair Loss

Forum Index   Personal Journal

Log in | Register

Back to forum
Board view

IHTI Newsletter, Summer 2008 - The Cole Hair Transplant Group
click here
 

Dr C. Bisanga 4100 Strip 0-8 Months BHR Clinic (Hair Transplant)

posted by AqueousSoln Homepage E-mail, 16.05.2008, 19:01

» » » I think you need better quality "after" pics.
» »
» » I agree and disagree about the pictures. They are good enough to tell
» » that there is a huge improvement. But, with better after pictures we
» could
» » see the detailing of the hairline design, etc.
» »
» » It is a good result, to be sure, and the hairs per graft transplanted is
» a
» » very nice bonus for the patient.
» »
» » I can't help but wonder, what is the plan for this patient's future?
» He
» » will likely loose the hair in the midscalp and much of the crown. The
» » lateral humps will probably disappear over time. With 4100 already
» » harvested to create the thick frontal third, how will this patient deal
» » with the future? Will he be able to match the same density as he
» maintains
» » a natural appearance? Will the crown be an option, or will he only
» focus
» » on the front and middle for future transplant? What are your thoughts?
»
» Agreed the pictures could have better definition and this is being
» rectified, updates on the way.
»
» Aqueo,
»
» You raise an important point concerning hair restoration, future planning
» and donor management. This patient was well "hair educated" he has been on
» meds for some time and obviously knows the importance to continue. He had
» his own ideas as to what he wanted to achieve with his first procedure,
» knowing he would be looking at others in the future. His first priority was
» to recreate his hair line along with the frontal third with good density.
» This was achieved as we can see, a slightly conservative hair line and
» placing hair into the lateral humps where there were signs of
» miniaturisation and potential loss in the future, so your concerns where
» actually addressed as the area was shaved down to assess the
» miniaturisation exactly for this reason.
»
» He was not only blessed with slightly higher than average groups but also
» higher than average density in the donor,a great HT candidate, so we are
» not suggesting he is an average patient. He was diffused NW5 prior and in
» his mid 30's, with a strong defined patterning around the peripheral
» already, that had been constant for some years. As for future loss, he is
» in no hurry for more and ready to see any progression of loss, he is not
» expecting full restoration in respect of consistent density throughout and
» aware over time, if need be, he reaches the crown the density and infact
» coverage may have to be sacrificed, as good as his characteristics are and
» the hair line design being made appropriate for his age and indeed the
» future as well as preserving the donor whilst reaching his goals. He has
» options in terms of techniques for the future, it would be prudent when he
» decides to go Strip again and then later FUE to open the donor area
» further, but step by step with planning.

Very nice. Excellent answers.

---
World Hair Transplant Center (WHTC)
Office of Dr. Patrick Mwamba

 

Complete thread:

Back to forum
Board view
31453 Postings in 2940 Threads, 1316 registered users
Hair Loss | Admin contact
powered by my little forum

Dr. Klein's REMOX Topical Hair Loss Therapy
click here