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Dr. Hopper is a top notch plastic surgeon and hair restoration specialist. Attentive, he has an expert opinion and can be trusted completely. He looks at you carefully, listens well, and thoroughly collaborates with you throughout the process.
I had the "stealth lift" (face/ neck lift). Fully recovered, you'd never know I had it. No more chub under the chin, no more middle-aged sag (I'm a 54 year old male). Recovery takes about 2 weeks (some swelling and bruising is par for the course).
Dr. Hopper's clinic is particularly careful about safety. He needs a letter from your physician (fitness for surgery etc.), bloodwork, current medications, the works.
I also had a hair transplant with Dr. Hopper. Eight months later, hairline is restored. Perhaps still some hint of "earliest stage thinning" when the hair is really wet. Success is somewhere in the 90-95% range. You wouldn't think I had any hair loss if you met me now.
Insertion of the follicles is somewhat painful (in spite of local anesthesia); an awake procedure unlike the stealth lift. It's a series of brief, exquisite but bearable pin pricks, over a couple of hours as I recall. Convalescence from that was made harder by the fact I couldn't put my head back (because of the removed bits of skin from the back of my head). This problem was mitigated by an "ear protector" (a small foam pad with an "ear hole", sold on Amazon.com).
Five stars.
I had the "stealth lift" (face/ neck lift). Fully recovered, you'd never know I had it. No more chub under the chin, no more middle-aged sag (I'm a 54 year old male). Recovery takes about 2 weeks (some swelling and bruising is par for the course).
Dr. Hopper's clinic is particularly careful about safety. He needs a letter from your physician (fitness for surgery etc.), bloodwork, current medications, the works.
I also had a hair transplant with Dr. Hopper. Eight months later, hairline is restored. Perhaps still some hint of "earliest stage thinning" when the hair is really wet. Success is somewhere in the 90-95% range. You wouldn't think I had any hair loss if you met me now.
Insertion of the follicles is somewhat painful (in spite of local anesthesia); an awake procedure unlike the stealth lift. It's a series of brief, exquisite but bearable pin pricks, over a couple of hours as I recall. Convalescence from that was made harder by the fact I couldn't put my head back (because of the removed bits of skin from the back of my head). This problem was mitigated by an "ear protector" (a small foam pad with an "ear hole", sold on Amazon.com).
Five stars.
Provider Review
Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
2311 M St. NW, Washington, District of Columbia