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HAIR REPLACEMENT

Flap Procedure – For patients with more extensive frontal baldness, we can perform our renowned flap procedure to give the patient a full head of their own hair – with their own natural density. A second flap may be needed to address more extensive baldness. In some cases, a tissue expander may also be required prior to the flap procedure. We also recommend that all of our flap patients undergo micrografts (1-3 hairs per transplant) to the hairline to soften the hairline for the most natural result possible.

Hair Transplants – Micrografts (hair transplants consisting of 1-3 hairs per graft) and minigrafts (hair transplants consisting of 4-7 hairs per graft) are also used to treat male pattern baldness. These can be placed in any area of the scalp where hair loss is a problem. It usually requires several sessions for each area and has less density than the flap procedure. However, some patients prefer this option.

The ultimate goal with hair replacement surgery is the same as all of the other procedures we offer: a natural, more feminine look. We will review all of the options available to you and give our recommendations for the best possible solution to your individual hair loss concerns.

Tissue Expansion Revision

Scalp Reduction – This procedure is often performed at the same time as a hairline forehead lift for patients will some frontal hair loss. It is essentially a lowering of the hairline. In some instances, there is not enough elasticity in the scalp to provide adequate advancement, so we will place a tissue expander under the hair bearing scalp. The expander is then filled slowly, over time, to create the adequate amount of scalp needed for proper placement of the hairline.

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