Here are 10 month photos of this result. The patient had 4,000 grafts using FUE with Dr. Armani in Toronto to restore his entire head of hair in one session. The goal was to give the patient complete coverage in zones 3 and 4 and to rebuild his hairline which was non existent.
Here are photos of his donor region. Because he had FUE he can opt to wear his hair short or longer as shown below. No scarring.
Yes ofcourse I remember this. You delivered his results as requested your update is really appreciated man thanks.
I put this on the thread of best transplants. For 4,000 grafts I don’t blame people saying “it’s impossible” “something’s wrong here” “conspiracy” as always theyre wrong but just proves and shows what remarkable fue work is being rendered int he armani clinic. Complete coverage that I would say normally would require 6,000 grafts. Excellent work.
» I take issue with the “no scarring” claim.
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» But the job looks very nice. It also seems to actually look like as many
» grafts as it is, which has been FUE’s major point of criticism.
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» With his density & hairline location kept moderate, that 4000 grafts
» really did a lot of good.
» Here are 10 month photos of this result. The patient had 4,000 grafts using
» FUE with Dr. Armani in Toronto to restore his entire head of hair in one
» session. The goal was to give the patient complete coverage in zones 3 and
» 4 and to rebuild his hairline which was non existent.
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»
Do you have any idea how many grafts this patient has left if he wished to add more density?
I’m always confused why one person who has only 4000 grafts can look like he almost has a full head of hair and others the results still look thin. Can you comment on this for us Pats?
I have his type of hair loss (diffuse) but not to the same level of hair loss. I was quoted atleast 7000 grafts from Dr. Armani consultants to give back decent density, yet in this client who has far worse hair loss he only needed 4000 grafts.
This is the frustrating part on trying to make an educated decision on hetting an HT.
» Hi Pats,
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» Do you have any idea how many grafts this patient has left if he wished
» to add more density?
»
» I’m always confused why one person who has only 4000 grafts can look like
» he almost has a full head of hair and others the results still look thin.
» Can you comment on this for us Pats?
»
» I have his type of hair loss (diffuse) but not to the same level of hair
» loss. I was quoted atleast 7000 grafts from Dr. Armani consultants to give
» back decent density, yet in this client who has far worse hair loss he only
» needed 4000 grafts.
»
» This is the frustrating part on trying to make an educated decision on
» hetting an HT.
»
» Any thoughts would be great.
Scatman,
A patient’s hair characteristics come in to play when it comes to how much coverage can be achieved from one procedure. Hair texture, shaft diameter and hair color come in to play. As well, the amount of area that needs to be covered. What worked in this specific patients favor was the fact that he had a small crown diameter wise.
If I patient has diffuse hairloss and wants to have an HT that covers all 4 zones in 2 days instead of doing zone 1 and 2 then say 8 months later zone 3 and 4, is this possble?
Or its it to hard for the patient to have 2 surgeries in 2 days?
» Pats,
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» If I patient has diffuse hairloss and wants to have an HT that covers
» all 4 zones in 2 days instead of doing zone 1 and 2 then say 8 months later
» zone 3 and 4, is this possble?
»
» Or its it to hard for the patient to have 2 surgeries in 2 days?
»
» Thanks
Scatman,
Generally it is done over two sessions to achieve that sort of coverage. However, there have been patients who have had procedures back to back days for full coverage. Every case is unique.
You would have to send in photos for an evaluation to see what can / cannot be done.
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