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Thursday, August 10, 2017
Hair transplant patients have to put a lot of trust in their surgeon who is ultimately working on their scalp all day to deliver what they promised - a certain number of hair follicles (called grafts) that is optimal in providing a full and dense looking head of hair. And since most hair transplant surgeons charge per graft, each patient ultimately trusts that teir physician is transplanting the exact number they're paying for. So how do patient's know for sure they're getting what they've paid for?
Filed Under: Hair Transplant News
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Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Protecting the skin from severe sunburn is a concern for just about every beach goer in the summer time. But whether or not the sun can harm a new head of hair fresh out from surgical hair restoration is a question many hair transplant patients ask on our popular hair restoration forum.
Filed Under: Hair Restoration News
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Friday, July 14, 2017
The NeoGraft Hair Transplant Machine was initially marketed in such a way that men and women suffering from hair loss would be forced to ask "Where Can I get a NeoGraft Procedure" or "Who is the Best Neograft Doctor?" Unfortunatelly, both questions are products of nothing more than questionable and misleading marketing as the answers to such questions don't exist. The reality is, NeoGraft isn't a procedure at all and there is no such thing as a "NeoGraft Doctor". So what is the Neograft?
Filed Under: Hair Transplant News
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Tuesday, June 27, 2017
While today's modern hair transplant surgery comes with an ultra-high success rate in the hands of a quality hair restoration physician, all surgery comes with the potential of risks, potential problems and the possibility of subpar growth. In cases like this, patients often wonder how they will be compensated and if their doctor will at least in some way, stand behind their work. But do hair transplant surgeons provide full refunds in cases of less than optimal growth?
Filed Under: Hair Restoration News
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Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Whether or not hair loss drugs such as Propecia (finasteride) and Rogaine (minoxidil) are required before, during and after hair transplant surgery is a popular topic of discussion amongst hair transplant patients and physicians alike. While some hair surgeons are true proponents of using Propecia in particular to help maintain existing natural hair and to prevent future thinning hair and hair loss, other physicians aren't so dogmatic about it. Some hair restoration physicians feel that it ultimately depends on the patient.
Filed Under: Hair Loss Treatments
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Thursday, May 25, 2017
Dr Bessam Farjo is one of a group of 22 cyclists who will ride from Venice to Milan to raise awareness and funds for Operation Restore. This group of hair transplant surgeons and support staff, are going to push themselves for 60 miles per day for 4 days, for a total of 240 miles, in support of this worthwhile cause.
Filed Under: Hair Restoration News
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Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Since hair transplant surgery does nothing to stop the progression of pattern baldness, hair restoration physicians may provide warnings against undergoing hair transplantation without medical intervention.
Filed Under: Hair Restoration News
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Friday, May 19, 2017
While it's possible to undergo surgical hair restoration without using non-surgical hair loss treatments, there are additional risks. Depending on your age and the agressive nature of your hair loss, a reputable hair restoration physician may decline performing surgery on you - especially if your hair loss is rapidly progressing with no signs of stopping. But for older men or for those with signs with mild recession and/or a family history of minimal baldness, performing hair transplant surgery on a patient who isn't taking non-surgical hair loss medication like Propecia (finasteride) and/or Rogaine (minoxidil) may be acceptable and rather successful.
Filed Under: Hair Transplant News
