Baltimore Hair Transplant doctors

	Jeffrey E. Schreiber, MD Baltimore Plastic Surgeon 10807 Falls Road Suite 101, Lutherville		4 answers
	David V. Martini, MD Elkton Facial Plastic Surgeon 330 E. Pulaski Hwy, Elkton		3 answers
	Lisa Ishii, MD Baltimore Facial Plastic Surgeon 10751 Falls Road Suite 406, Falls Concourse, Lutherville		2 answers
	Rondi Kathleen Walker, MD Washington Plastic Surgeon 3301 New Mexico Avenue, N.W. Foxhall Square, Suite 252, Washington
	Bryan Ambro, MD Baltimore Facial Plastic Surgeon 419 W. Redwood St. Suite 370, Baltimore

Recent Answers

Hair Transplant incision and scaring? What kind of donor site incision wound can I expect from my upcoming hair transplant? What can I do to minimize scarring or prepare for the procedure?

A: Strip versus FUE

If you are having a traditional strip procedure you will have an incision with sutures. FUE or follicular unit extraction removes each hair follicle which is transplanted into the recipient site. The FUE method usually has less recovery time and discomfort. Your question should be addressed with your operating surgeon.

David V. Martini, MD

Elkton Facial Plastic Surgeon

Doctor in PA Who Does Neograft Hair Transplant? Could you please let me know of doctors in PA who do Neograft on hair? Thanks!

A: Neograft in Elkton, MD near PA/DE state lines

Our practice offers hair restoration using the Neograft system. Feel free to call my office at (410) 398-3445 to schedule a consultation at your convenience to learn if you are a good candidate and the advantages.

David V. Martini, MD

Elkton Facial Plastic Surgeon

Is NeoGraft the Best Hair Transplant Method? I Keep Seeing NeoGraft on the News. Is This Best Way to Do Hair Transplatation Now?

A: Neograft is an alternative type of hair restoration surgery

Neograft is a system which uses follicular unit extraction instead of the tradtional strip method. There is generally quicker healing and less risk of complications. However, the procedure is time consuming and usually more expensive than the strip surgery.

David V. Martini, MD

Elkton Facial Plastic Surgeon

Baltimore Hair Transplant reviews

$3,950 average price for Hair Transplant in Baltimore
75% of Baltimore reviewers said Hair Transplant was worth it

	“I Don't Regret Having This Procedure...” I had hairloss and didn't want it to get worse so I decided to get the hair transplant. I am very happy with the results but it took a long time to see them and it was more painful than I expected. Also the swelling and bruising was worse than I hoped. It was alot more than "some" swelling and bruising "might " occur. The sensitivity in my head did not go away for... more
	“My Hair Grafting Surgery Turned out...” I have no cons t report- the reason for havin gthe surgery done was due to a feeling of being incomplete ever since I bcame bald. I am estatic with the results! Anyone considering this procedure , IMO, should do it and ONLY have it done by my doctor- who has great bedside manners, excellent technique, and does a grat job of following up with you. more
	“Hair Transplant Was Easy, Worked,...” It was a quick procedure and painless. It took a year for the hair to truly come in, but it is worth the wait. more
	“Hair Transplant/Shock Loss” In Oct.08 I had a hair transplant to fill in the front of my scalp which had been thinning gradually. Hereditary in my family.My Dr.implnted 375 grafts each one to yield 1 to 3 hairs. I suffered what is called shock loss where the surrouning follices are damaged and those hairs fall out. My hair is even thinner than before! My research tells me they SHOULD grow back but sometimes don't. Any... more