I am considering getting hair transplants. I have a bad widows peak; options? (Photos)

Every doctor or clinic has different fees and the fees vary depending on the type of surgery. It is best to see a doctor in person and ask about special pricing and fees.

Thank you for your question and for your photos. Based on your
photos provided, you are an ideal candidate for neograft surgery. I would advise you
to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon for a
detailed examination to discuss all possible treatment options and what your expectations
are. 

Hi Funny 123You're photo's are very clear and we would be able to help you, if you were ever in our neighbourhood. Make sure you find an experienced surgeon who can give you long lasting results. Always remember, you get what you pay for. The base price for a hair transplant is £7000. This varies as you can imagine, depending on what area you need covering.PRP: Platelet Rich Plasma involves the injection of a patient’s own plasma and growth factors in to targeted areas by a cosmetic specialist. PRP treatment for hair rejuvenation involves the injection of a patient’s own plasma and growth factors in to the to improve hair density and the acceleration of hair growth in order to improve the appearance of hair thickness and condition.Hair loss is a common problem in both men and women. Now with the latest techniques in FUT & FUE we can achieve a natural permanent solution to hair loss. Under Local anaesthetic as a day case you can now get back the hair you once had. For many people, hair transplant surgery, also known as hair restoration, can effectively help bring back a fuller head of hair within months. With the latest techniques in hair transplantation we can offer a permanent solution to hair loss. We are now able to transplant individual hair follicles from one part of the body to another, whilst preserving their growth physiology and anatomy. This permanent solution means that the transplanted hair follicles will survive and grow as they once did in that area.

Yes, we do hair transplants in Utah.  We have a very busy practice with many, many transplants, definitely the most in Utah.  You have kind of hit on an interesting theme, in that hair restoration is a procedure without a defined home.  There are doctors who do hair that are trained in general plastics, facial plastics, dermatology and others..... In fact, in Utah there is a doctor who practices Emergency Medicine as his normal job and does hair on the side.  I believe that hair restoration fits best with a facial plastics practice in that hair is an important part of overall facial aesthetics.  I am the only board certified facial plastic surgeon who has completed a hair restoration (sponsored by the ISHRS) fellowship.  I practice exclusively facial plastic surgery with hair as a significant, although not exclusive, focus.  During the consultation, I meet with you personally and we decide the best option.  Because we do so much hair, we have an expertise in all methods including FUE, FUT (strip), scalp flaps, etc....  We also have the only AAAASF certified OR where you can choose various types of sedation for your comfort and safety.  We do also offer family discounts if both you and your father come together.  I hope that information helps.  Please go to my website for before-and-after photos, pricing and contact information.      

Based on your picture and the description of your Dad's hair loss, I believe you would both be excellent Neograft candidates. I do not exclusively perform hair transplant, as you request in your message above. I am a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, though, with extensive surgical experience with hair transplant, and have recently decided to pursue the Neograft procedure, as I feel it is the best at FUE/FUT. Minimal graft loss, no scar, most rapid recovery back to normal activities, and the most natural hair re-growth pattern both in the donor site and recipient site.Best.

Funny123,Looks like you have AGA NW III, this is easily correctable with either an FUT or FUE procedure. Do your research carefully. Our office is 100% focused on hair restoration excellence. You might also want to consider a medical regimen to slow or stop the progression of your hair loss.Sincerely,Bernardino A. Arocha, MD

Hi Funny123,Thanks for your question. You and your father identified a quite common family hair scenario where the center portion of the scalp retains hair even as the more lateral (temporal) portions of the scalp lose hair. A hair transplant would help fill this area in nicely.Please let us know if you have any other concerns or questions!

Based on your donor region from the sides, assuming there has been on zone 4 thinning, you have approximately 6000-7000 grafts available to you.  Harvesting options you can choose from are FUSS which leaves a permanent linear scar and FUE harvesting.  Do not get confused with Neograft and ARTAS, these are both automated techniques of performing FUE harvesting, generally reserved for clinics that are beginning the FUE practice or with surgeons whom are unable to participate in harvesting of the procedure such as ARTAS due to stamina that carrying out FUE harvesting entails. Also seeking a specialist in this field is KEY;  this is an important procedure and takes years of skill set and singular focus on the practice to master.  Good luck on your search. 

Follicular unit transfer is the state of the art.  Goto neograft.com for more info.  Search for best price in the region.  Results are very dependable.