Pop is happy with the progress of his 1st stage repair and recently visited us for further work.
Graft details of 2007 repair HT procedure at our clinic
2410 from the facial donor areas,
1101 from the chest,
312 from the scalp,
143 from the pubic, and,
17 from the thigh.
Dev, it would be really appreciated if you could post recent photos of your progress. So far at 5 months the results look outstanding and it is exactly what I have in mind for the future. Would you you be kind enough to post recent photos please. thanks
» » Doesnt really look any better. doesnt look like most of thos grafts even
» » grew.
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» Must be something wrong with your eyesight. There is clear growth in
» barren scar tissue. Its remarkable to see beard hair growing in those
» scars.
» It is worth pointing out, again, that the transplanted beard hair did not
» change their characteristic (color, sheen, calibre).
»
» More pictures and video to follow.
» Regards,
» Dr. A
Not even the length? Did the beard at least grow longer?
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» Not even the length? Did the beard at least grow longer?
Dear stitchmeup,
Since the patient doesnt grow his beard long, nor keep his hair very long, its not possible to say whether the beard hair would grow longer in its new location.
However, its worth keeping in mind that the beard hair grows a couple of inches long in most people and it did grow that long in the scars.
It’s hard to believe that some doctor actually did this to this guy, however I can relate somewhat. I wish this guy the best of luck, good to see an improvement.
i don’t know dr.A …but i don’t see any improvement to this pacient only if you show as more pictures otherwise tend to belive that this transplant is a big failure.
» » It is worth pointing out, again, that the transplanted beard hair did
» not
» » change their characteristic (color, sheen, calibre).
» »
» » More pictures and video to follow.
» » Regards,
» » Dr. A
»
» Not even the length? Did the beard at least grow longer?
Beard hair can grow very long, just don’t shave for a week and see for yourself.
Thank you for posting the results of this. I just wish the head was buzzed down like in the before pictures to see the ‘actual’ results. I feel sorry for people with scars like this. I have scars as well, and I would like to see more updates like this. Preferably, with equal hair lengths in the before/afters. But thanks again, and keep posting your results. : )
» Dr. A, thanks your continuing diligence.
»
» You said the patient is Asian. I have never seen an Asian with chest hair
» or a beard. Do you mean he is Indian or East European Asian? Thanks.
Dear tembo,
Asian in this patient refers to the Indian subcontinent.
Regards,
Dr. A
» Dr. Arvind,
»
» Thank you for posting the results of this. I just wish the head was
» buzzed down like in the before pictures to see the ‘actual’ results. I
» feel sorry for people with scars like this. I have scars as well, and I
» would like to see more updates like this. Preferably, with equal hair
» lengths in the before/afters. But thanks again, and keep posting your
» results. : )
Dear backnats,
Thanks for your input.
We try, as far as possible, to present comparable before and afters. However, its not always possible or feasible for the patient to accomodate our wishes. (The scars have not vanished; they have been filled in and broken. To shave would mean a long downtime for the patient as he waits for the hair to grow back).
Pop had quite large barren scars. He is pleased with his progress as now none of the scars is visible to a casual observer. Hair were placed at low to moderate density to break the scars as the remaining scalp already has a low hair density due to being stretched by all the previous strips and scalp reductions.
Here are a few graft placement pictures from 2007.
» Dear forum readers,
» The patient, nickname Pop, had various surgeries, in N. America in
» past.
» He is an Australia based patient of Asian origin.
»
» When he approached us, his scalp recipient area was mostly scar tissue.
» At the same time, the scalp donor was severely depleted.
»
» He had multiple scalp reductions and strip surgeries over the years.
» His case was presented in 2007, with pictures and video, at this link
»
» http://www.hairsite.com/hair-loss/board_entry-id-14530.html
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» Pop is happy with the progress of his 1st stage repair and recently
» visited us for further work.
»
»
» Graft details of 2007 repair HT procedure at our clinic
» 2410 from the facial donor areas,
» 1101 from the chest,
» 312 from the scalp,
» 143 from the pubic, and,
» 17 from the thigh.
»
»
» Total 3983 grafts into scar tissues.
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» Before
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» After
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» It is worth pointing out, again, that the transplanted beard hair did not
» change their characteristic (color, sheen, calibre).
»
» More pictures and video to follow.
» Regards,
» Dr. A
Wow, really feel for this guy. You pay and pay, and simply get butchered for your money. Nice atleast that Drs like Dr A are now able to give such victims some hope to look normal once again rather than mutilated.
» Dev, it would be really appreciated if you could post recent photos of
» your progress. So far at 5 months the results look outstanding and it is
» exactly what I have in mind for the future. Would you you be kind enough to
» post recent photos please. thanks
»
»
Had my second transplant last week. 941 head and 689 beard grafts. My first transplant focussed on the top. It was in a way to ascertain the growth etc. I am happy to say that all the transplanted hair grew in and there is no visible spots in the donor whatsoever. I have a dark skin so white spots on face was a major concern.
This time round, grafts have been transplanted to join the previous transplant to my existing forelock. I want to thank Dr. Arvind, Dr. Ruby and their magnificent team. Please post my pictures with face blurred on a separate thread.
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