HAIR TRANSPLANT FORUM

Several months ago, this middle-aged patient came to us in hopes of achieving a significant improvement in appearance by undergoing our most minimally invasive hair transplant procedure. A CIT “non-strip” procedure not only saves patients from the linear scar associated with follicular unit transpla...

Greetings fellow forum viewers, Prior to coming to us, this 50 year old patient had a class 3 potential class 4 hair loss pattern with very sparse coverage on the frontal hair line. Recently the patient underwent a CIT session where approximately 2010 grafts were transferred to the front. The hairli...

Hi Ounce999, The most important consideration to keep in mind is that hair loss can be a progressive condition. With that said, patients should realize that efficient donor harvesting is imperative in every case. For example, a strip surgeon will typically destroy at least 5% of the follicles surrou...

CIT “non-strip” hair transplant method advances with PRP, ACELL, & Micro-needling in efforts to help reduce risks of scarring As of Jan. 22nd, 2010, CIT (Cole Isolation Technique), a non-strip hair transplant technique, will be introduced to a host of treatments to improve healing, growth, and ...

Here is a class 3 patient who recently came to us in hopes of thickening the hair line. Dr. Cole and team transferred approx. 700 CIT (non-strip) grafts to reinforce the frontal hair line, and fill in the temporal peaks. The photos attached below, depict the new growth that was seen just a few month...

Fellow forum viewers, This class 3 vertex patient has medium caliber, dark brown hair with well above average donor density. Dr. Cole’s treatment plan for this patient was to transfer 740 CIT/C2G grafts into the vertex. C2G is a CIT (non-strip) preparation method where advanced technology allows o...

Below are pre-op and post-op photo comparisons that depict a five year anniversary result of a class 3A potential class 4A patient who desired an overall thicker front and a scar revision to improve the appearance of the linear scar. The pre-op photos reveal the wispy, under-developed front with ext...

Below are pre-op and post-op photo comparisons that depict a 24 month result of a class 4 potential class 5 patient who desired an overall thicker front via CIT (Cole Isolation Technique), a non-strip hair transplant method. The patient has medium fine, wavy hair and slightly above average donor den...

Below are photo comparisons of a mature patient who sought out our clinic after having three prior hair transplant procedures that include a plug procedure, scalp reduction, and a strip procedure (FUT). The patient's actual goal was to have the plugs camouflaged for a more natural looking and aesthe...

Hi Majones, I hope that it is safe to assume that all of your scabs have fallen off, and there is no redness from the procedure. Technically the redness could last up to a month, but hopefully that is a non-issue for you. The small bumps in a recipient area typically indicate that there are small ha...