Conservative hairline and leaving donor hair for future work make obvious sense, but is it also possible to plan the distribution of hair so strategically as to factor in the expected future loss of someone not on meds? Can it be done so artfully that even if most native hair is eventually lost, the remaining implanted hair on top can exist in its own pattern that will appear natural without the support of the lost native hair? (Asking generally, but I'm between Norwood 2/3 +widows peak. Age 32)
May 4, 2015
Answer: Hair transplant design and artistry As for the recipient area and the distribution of the hair, It requires a bit of artistry in the part of the surgeon. However, in the hands of a skilled/ artistic hair transplant doctor, you can get the best result with the least number of units taken from the donor zone. A hair transplant specialist with experience should take in to account future hair loss and should plan the use of your transplanted hair accordingly. It is always important to ask the number of grafts being transfers as well as the number of hair also the areas of distribution. It is important to do your homework and chose an hair transplant surgeon with many years of experience to make sure they take future hair loss into account in their planing.
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May 4, 2015
Answer: Hair transplant design and artistry As for the recipient area and the distribution of the hair, It requires a bit of artistry in the part of the surgeon. However, in the hands of a skilled/ artistic hair transplant doctor, you can get the best result with the least number of units taken from the donor zone. A hair transplant specialist with experience should take in to account future hair loss and should plan the use of your transplanted hair accordingly. It is always important to ask the number of grafts being transfers as well as the number of hair also the areas of distribution. It is important to do your homework and chose an hair transplant surgeon with many years of experience to make sure they take future hair loss into account in their planing.
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April 27, 2015
Answer: Drug free transplant You pretty much answered your own question. A conservative height and shape of the hairline with tapering density toward the crown should look good for many years and would leave donor material for fill in later on. Avoid a low,full juvenile hairline.
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April 27, 2015
Answer: Drug free transplant You pretty much answered your own question. A conservative height and shape of the hairline with tapering density toward the crown should look good for many years and would leave donor material for fill in later on. Avoid a low,full juvenile hairline.
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