CIT Plug removal and redistribution results by Dr. Cole

A general discussion about bad hair transplant repair,Plug removal, Plug redistribution, scar repair, scar revision and the options available to correct bad hair transplants, including photos.

Postby sparkysxx » Wed Sep 10, 2008 3:14 pm

Well mine arent plugs, theres nothing on my head that looks anything like what this guy has (all 2 hair and 1 hair grafts) I've just decided that I want them put back into the scar, and to have the hairline that I was supposed to have. I would be very interested in seeing what the skin looks like up close after some healing time, do you stitch the site where it is being taken from? I have no pitting etc, the skin looks very flat and I have maybe 500 or so hairs (so prob less than that grafts). Also would doctor cole be able to tell the diff between my natural hair and the transplanted hair (I assume this is done under a magnifiying glass?)

I only had my hairline done, and it was completley unessasry but I was young and naive.
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Postby RIVA » Sat Nov 15, 2008 7:59 pm

Ive had two surguries with docter Cole for plug redistribution yet part of the plugs keep coming back .I think if more then three hairs grows out of a graft it doesnt look natural to the human eye.In the hair line it requires one maybe two hairs if the hair is fine enough. I had hoped to reshape the hair line because it seems too broad and I want it to look receded and softer. I think Dr.cole is afraid to move the sides back as it may show scaring but I really dont care as at least I will like the shape. Plugs are like the hydra you remove three hairs and three more grow back.I have bad ridging which has improved on my right side but left side is still raised.The hair placed into the scar is growing with each pass but I could see it will take at least two more passes. I know Im complaining and I want it to be clear that Dr.Cole is the best at repair but another two years has gone by and I want my life back. Ive had plugs since I was twenty one.Im now 37. I want more balance which can only be achieved by de-bulking the horse shoe pattern of corn rows and placeing the hair central and uniformly packing it so the transplant can look natural when it gets wet or I sweat or the wind blows.Cutting the hair short will help the wind but I cant yet do to the scar. I'm out of money after this second procedure but cant yet bring myself to take my hat off. Help!
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Hi RIVA

Postby CITness » Tue Dec 02, 2008 3:25 pm

Hi RIVA,

You are correct, 3-hair follicular units do not belong on the hair line. They only make it difficult for patients to wear their hair as they desire. There is always a possibility of the repaired area to change in pigment so it is advantageous to carefully approach the removal of larger grafts near the hair line and temple areas.

A percentage of the remaining plug grafts may have just grown. The plug grafts can all be take out and redistributed. This task is not difficult for Dr. Cole. I would like to know if you could send us a couple of photos to complete an evaluation. I will do my best to help you! Please send the photos to michelle@forhair.com
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Plug Repair

Postby khhomes » Mon Dec 29, 2008 12:12 pm

Have you got any up to date plug repair patients.You seem to show the same clients over and over again.I am in need of a frontal hairline repair myself.Have you any clients showing plug removal and redistribution.Either through FUE or browlift etc.Thankyou.
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Correction on frontal hair line

Postby CITness » Fri Jan 02, 2009 12:14 pm

Sure. Attached are photos of a patient who had three prior procedures at a hair transplant clinic in ‘05. Each procedure added more density but were failures due to the unnatural appearance of the final result. All patients’ goals should be to have a procedure that will produce natural looking results. The patient’s goal was to obtain a more natural looking hair line and reduce the appearance of the previous plug work. 13 months ago, this patient was treated with 750 CIT grafts to the frontal hair line.
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Postby khhomes » Fri Jan 02, 2009 10:54 pm

Nice results.This patient has great donor hair.Wavy hair from what I have seen makes for great results.This patient seems to have had his plugs high enough where it seems he was able to camoflauge them by filling in with fine hairs.Was anything done to thin out or remove any of the plugs.From the photos it does not appear that any of the plugs were thinned out or removed.My hairline is similar to his but lower.Can you explain what CIT is specifically and how it is different than FUE.How does Dr.Cole create his recipient sites.Thankyou
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Re: CIT Plug removal and redistribution results by Dr. Cole

Postby rein08 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 3:44 am

Geez.
happy not to be getting bald.
Wonder how he dealt with that.
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