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Dr Edward Ball- The Maitland Clinic- 1349 grafts FUE into crown 9 months post op

David Anderson

David Anderson

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This patient in his late forties flew to the UK for FUE Hair transplant surgery at The Maitland Clinic after a productive Skype consultation with Dr Edward Ball. He was concerned about the amount of visible scalp on show in his crown. Feeling that the area was stable with daily use of Regaine it was the right time to try to close up the crown area as much as possible. Dr Ball used a conservative 1349 grafts which totalled 2564 hairs by the FUE method.
These results show the progress he has made 9 months post op. The patient can expect further improvements over the coming months as growth into the crown tends to take longer and newly transplanted hair can mature and thicken right up to the 18 month stage.
The patient was very happy with his result and allowed us to share these photos for other patients considering filling in the crown. Dr Ball was very pleased with the outcome and excited for the patient for the final result into an area that is often referred to as 'The Black Hole' for grafts!


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bullitnut

bullitnut

4 awesome repairs with SMG
Awesome result this!, if i'm honest i usually look at crown results from various patients/clinics and think yeah i can see an improvement but overall it's not that much better. This is probably down to the fact it usually takes very large amounts of grafts to make a real considerable improvement....hence the black hole nickname.
However with this patient this isn't the case at all.....his improvement looks really good indeed and the loss he once had in the crown and his bald spot are now a thing of the past.
The direction of the new hairs in the crown and the whorl look very natural indeed. ¬b`
 
David Anderson

David Anderson

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Thanks very much for your comments Bullitnut. I agree that it looks exceptionally natural.
 
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