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CITness · by **CITness** » Sat Jun 21, 2008 3:32 pm

Repairs and corrective surgery

Here are the some results of patients who came to us from well-know clinics. There are many photos and a couple videos showing rebuilt hair lines or naturally balding heads. When we perform repair cases, we like to ask our patients whether their goal is to have more hair or to be naturally bald. Of course there are numerous degrees of coverage that may be achieved.

When a patient wants to have hair and be natural, the best way to transform them is to add hair without taking out hair. Once the new grafts have grown in, we can selectively remove grafts that are very unnatural or we can try adding a little more. Taking hair out is a little risky because the patient usually never gets a 100% return on the removal process. If you take out 50 hairs, you might get only 30 back. We encourage all of our repair patients to brainstorm on the subject before making any decision to move forward. For more info email: consults@forhair.com

ineedsomehair · by **ineedsomehair** » Sun Jun 22, 2008 11:38 am

How many repair surgeries do you perform in a month? I am just sitting here thinking about some guy that I saw at a party. His hair didn't seem to match the rest of his hair. It was bulky and too unsightly to continue looking at him. I just want to tell your team that you'all should list yourselves on more medical websites. It would benefit many potential patients.

good work,

ineedsome

CITness · by **CITness** » Tue Jun 24, 2008 9:39 pm

Hi,

There is a large percentage of patients who come to us just to be "normal" again. Afterwards, they move on with their lives and put the whole matter behind them. Repair can only be accomplished if the patient is aware that it may require more than one session and that they will usually have less density on the repaired area. I have never seen or heard of a patient not being able to confirm that their CIT repair hasn't significantly reduced the unnatural appearence and improved their quality of life.

Do research if you are going to have repair performed. Many doctors go about corrective surgery in the wrong manner but that is only food for thought.

We could easily perform two or three repairs in one week. Repairs can include, plug removal, plug redistribution, and mini graft redistribution. Although repair is time consuming, we do it best.

http://www.forhair.com/Hair_Transplant/Plug_Redistribution.htm

gamecock · by **gamecock** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 9:04 pm

I can't imagine going through another HT to correct the last one. It's really motivating to see these kinds of results. Thanks y'all

ineedsomehair · by **ineedsomehair** » Tue Jul 15, 2008 3:22 pm

whew. These guys have to be on cloud 9 with these results. How long does it take to finish repairs in a days time?

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Expected results of CIT repair - Examples of transformation

Expected results of CIT repair - Examples of transformation

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