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As someone who truly enjoys interacting with and helping people, my commitment to you is to listen to your individual concerns and desires, assist you in understanding various treatment options, provide comprehensive and individualized recommendations, and support you through the entire process.
Dr. Henstrom is a double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon and head and neck surgeon (otolaryngology). Dr. Henstrom joined Utah Facial Plastics in early 2017 after careful selection by Dr. Thompson based on his impressive credentials, experience,and surgical results.
Dr. James P. Manning is a surgeon in Salt Lake City, UT. Dr. Manning was carefully selected to join Utah Facial Plastics in 2022 by Drs. Thompson and Henstrom not only for his extensive training and educational accomplishments, but also his passion for elevating confidence through the art of facial plastic surgery and non-surgical treatments, which is in complete alignment with the mission and nationwide reputation of Utah Facial Plastics.
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492 Utah Facial Plastics and UFP Aesthetics Reviews
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Sarah is a talented nurse injector/esthetician. She is really friendly and does an awesome job. I have been getting Botox from her for the last 1.5 years. She is really talented and has a great eye for Botox.
I Feel Like I Look 20 Years Younger!
I'm so happy with my results. Dr. Thompson is an amazing surgeon. He and his staff made me feel comfortable through the whole process. I feel like I look 20 years younger! The pic is my before selfie on the left and me, 3 1/2 months post surgery. So happy with my results!Tiffany A.As an incentive for posting a review, this reviewer received an entry into RealSelf’s monthly $500 gift card giveaway.
The procedure was quick and virtually painless
I can't think of any way Dr. Manning could have provided better care and service. From the first consultation to the last follow-up, he listened carefully to all my questions and concerns, and never made me feel rushed. The procedure was quick and virtually painless, with very little pain afterwards. If I had a close friend who wanted upper eyelid surgery, I would send them Dr. Manning's way...
Best Surgeon for Breathing and Cosmetic Issues!
When I was in high school I underwent rhinoplasty after I had broken my nose twice playing sports. I was hoping to improve my breathing and restore my nose to it's original form. Unfortunately, the results of the surgery didn't meet expectations. My breathing didn't improve and I was very unhappy with the way I looked. Over the years my breathing got worse and I decided to consider...
5 months post op facelift to address chin, neck & jowls
It will take you some time to get an initial consult with Dr. Thompson. Do NOT be discouraged! IT IS WORTH THE WAIT! I was turning 51 in the Fall of 2021 and really wanted to address my chin, my neck and those jowls. I saw Dr. Thompson again, about 1 month before my surgery to ask my last few questions and brought my husband with me. My husband was really against me having a facelift and was...
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A: Yes, that is the general consensus and certainly recommended for best and longest lasting results. Look at it this way, after having gone through a hair transplant procedure, and all that it entails, you will want to do everything you can to maintain the hair you have. This is true whether it's the natural hair or transplanted hair. The finasteride will certainly have more effect on the hair that is more predisposed to loss, but newly grafted hair can benefit.
Sincerely,
Dr. Doug Henstrom, Utah Facial Plastics
A: While not an absolute contraindication, blood thinners can make a hair transplant more difficult because of the increased bleeding. A case like yours can be undertaken safely, especially if the number of grafts needed is relatively low. Excessive bleeding on the scalp at the time of transplant will certainly slow the process down, and take longer, but it can be done. One of the other considerations for you is your age, overall goals, and possible expected hair loss based on family history. Happy to discuss further if your interested.
Sincerely,
Dr. Doug Henstrom, Utah Facial Plastics
A: It is generally recommended to stop oral Minoxidil at least a week before your hair transplant and it's mainly due to the fact that it can increase blood flow to the scalp that can cause increased bleeding at the time of the procedure. While it's not absolutely required to stop it, and the procedure can certainly be done with people on it, we routinely have our patients stop using it for that reason. Your surgeon may have different experience with patients on minoxidil at the time of their transplant than myself, but not uncommon to stop it. The good news is that the half life of minoxidil is very short and can get out of your system very quickly.
Good luck with your hair transplant.
Dr. Doug Henstrom
A: Yes, hair transplant would be a possibility for you to try to balance and achieve better symmetry in the hairline. A thorough consultation with a hair transplant specialist is warranted, and a discussion of hair health (loss, changes in the hairline, family history and expectations of hair loss) is important to finalize any decision regarding potential hair transplant, especially in younger patients such as yourself.
Sincerely, Dr. Doug Henstrom,
A: In my experience, fat grafting doesn't seem to survive well in the lips for most. The only time I do lips is if they are already adding fat to the face as well. Lip filler tends to last 6-12 months, and most patients are only being treated once a year. Hope this helps!