I have scars on my head from an accident..they have ruined my hair line an cause my eyebrow skin to sag out of shape...what must be done to have a normal hairline again? Please it's all out of whack I'm desperate this is my life and I have no confidence..and names or numbers referrals?
August 3, 2014
Answer: How to repair scars in the hair line It appears that your scars are fairly extensive. My solution would first be to excise as much scar as possible. Then as a second procedure have hair transplants with FUE (follicular unit extraction) technology. I prefer the NeoGraft technique as many more grafts can be done at one sitting. This should virtually eliminate your scar, and your hair line can be created to appear completely normal. The NeoGraft procedure is minimally invasive and the recovery time is minimal.
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August 3, 2014
Answer: How to repair scars in the hair line It appears that your scars are fairly extensive. My solution would first be to excise as much scar as possible. Then as a second procedure have hair transplants with FUE (follicular unit extraction) technology. I prefer the NeoGraft technique as many more grafts can be done at one sitting. This should virtually eliminate your scar, and your hair line can be created to appear completely normal. The NeoGraft procedure is minimally invasive and the recovery time is minimal.
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June 30, 2014
Answer: Hair transplant I have treated numerous patients with your type of problem over the years. Hair transplantation is usually the best solution. Hair transplants tend to do okay in scar tissue. The critical factor is the thickness of the scar and can only be determined by physical exam. The area of the scar must be thick enough to accommodate the transplant.
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June 30, 2014
Answer: Hair transplant I have treated numerous patients with your type of problem over the years. Hair transplantation is usually the best solution. Hair transplants tend to do okay in scar tissue. The critical factor is the thickness of the scar and can only be determined by physical exam. The area of the scar must be thick enough to accommodate the transplant.
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