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You wouldn't believe how many patients... (Hair Transplant)

posted by mwinston, 22.07.2008, 21:10

» » Patients often start off as Norwood 3Vs potential Norwood 4As. Some
» cases
» » that are previously treated are classic examples of patients who
» suffered
» » from progressive hair loss over many years. Many years after a hair
» » transplant, you might be able to see that a patient lost the
» pre-existing
» » hair on the front and the transplanted hair was retained for many years
» » later. Most of these patients probably would have had very little hair
» on
» » front if the hair transplant had not been performed, hopefully, along
» with
» » maximal medical therapy. Some of the patients will be satisfied, want
» to
» » add more hair, or repair newly exposed plugs from earlier hair
» transplant
» » methods. Sometimes the patients actually maintain the frontal hair
» line
» » and a natural looking frontal scalp despite the hair loss.
» »
» » After a hair transplant, native hair can be lost at any time in the
» future
» » and there is no telling which patients will experience this progressive
» » condition. Hair loss is not a linear progression and often times will
» » require the patient to have a second procedure performed to maximize
» » density on the recipient areas.
» »
» » Hair loss can be devastating for an individual and can cause
» psychological
» » problems. Any individual who is suffering from male pattern baldness
» can
» » get online consultations to begin the process of hair restoration. The
» » most important thing to remember is that more hair can be lost in the
» » future and proper donor management must be a priority for each
» patient.
» »
» »
» »
» » Free online consult with
» Dr.
» » Cole - Click Here
»
» Countless patients in their early 20's have come to our clinic after
» realizing that they didn't get the "pencil thin" scar that majority of
» well-known strip clinics market. The problem is that we are the bearer of
» the bad news because we don't know for sure how much better we can improve
» the appearence of their strip scars. Dr. Cole approach to diminishing the
» after effects of strip scars is very methodical in regard to the appearence
» of the scar. Some scars are raised, have ingrown hairs, and have major
» inflammmation. Either way Dr. Cole is willing to treat any patient who
» seeks to better their condition.

The problem is that they don't tell you the details of how they take the strip. Seeing a strip performed it isn't for the weak, let me tell you.


mwinston is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO

Complete thread:

• What patients should know... A closer look! - CIT, 10.07.2008, 15:24
  • What patients should know... A closer look! - mwinston, 10.07.2008, 20:53
    • What patients should know... A closer look! - MENTO, 14.07.2008, 22:28
  • What patients should know... A closer look! - bigmac, 15.07.2008, 03:17
    • Hey bigmac, what do you say? - nwone, 15.07.2008, 10:32
    • What patients should know... A closer look! - therapy, 15.07.2008, 14:47
      • What patients should know... A closer look! - bigmac, 15.07.2008, 18:47
        • What patients should know... A closer look! - nwone, 15.07.2008, 19:21
  • What patients should know... A closer look! - Wylie, 19.07.2008, 00:05
  • You wouldn't believe how many patients... - CIT, 21.07.2008, 23:40
    • You wouldn't believe how many patients... - mwinston, 22.07.2008, 21:10
      • strip and tricophytic closures vs. FUE into scar - MENTO, 24.07.2008, 22:22