For a few of the YouTube video interviews with Dr. Rose, see below. Your feedback on these videos or any of the topics Dr. Rose speaks on is welcome. To discuss these videos, visit our hair restoration forum.
Dr. Paul Rose on Hair Transplant Density and Naturalness
Dr. Paul Rose Explains his Hair Transplant Philosophy
What Hair Transplant Patients Can Expect – Dr. Paul Rose
Choosing Dr. Paul Rose for Surgical Hair Restoration
Hair Transplant Surgeon Dr. Paul Rose Offers Free Advice to Patients
What Hair Transplant Surgeon Dr. Paul Rose Enjoys Most
The notion that injuring the scalp can potentially increase the effectiveness of proven topical hair loss treatments has caught the attention of our hair restoration forum community. The Nanogen Scalproller claims it can help treat thinning hair and improve the effects of any topical treatment for baldness by slightly wounding the skin with its small titanium needles. Allegedly, the wounds allow for quick and efficient penetration and absorption of topical hair loss treatments into the skin.
To discuss the Nanogen Scalproller and its ability in aiding the effectiveness of proven treatments such as Rogaine foam, visit this discussion thread.
In the past I have been told that a hair density of 50 grafts per cm2 should not compromise graft survival. However, I was wondering if transplanting hair at 55 grafts per cm2 or 65 grafts per cm2 would compromise vascularity or hair growth yield? Are any grafts compromised at all leading up until natural true density?
The answer really depends on what hair transplant clinic/doctor you go to. Some hair restoration physicians have the capabilities of placing higher numbers of grafts in smaller spaces and still obtaining a high yield percentage. There have been a few recent studies showing very high success in the range of 90-100 FU/cm2.
Here is an example of a common dilemma/question. Would you rather have 60 FU/cm2 and get 50 follicular units grow or have 45 FU’s/cm and get 43 follicular units to grow. Most would choose the latter based on the percentages of successful hair growth yield. The bottom line is that there are countless variables that go into the equation, and it will always be a hard decision.
Our latest hair restoration video release on YouTube is a collection of video interviews with Coalition member Dr. Bradley Limmer. Each video has been added to a playlist for easy viewing.
For a few of the video interviews with Dr. Limmer that can be found on YouTube, see below. You can also discussed these videos or the topics discussed on our hair restoration forum.
How Dr. Bradley Limmer Became a Hair Restoration Physician
Reasons to Choose Dr. Bradley Limmer for Hair Transplant Surgery
Dr. Bradley Limmer – Free Advice to Prospective Hair Transplant Patients
Hair Transplant Naturalness and Density by Dr. Bradley Limmer
Dr. Bradley Limmer – Selecting a Hair Transplant Surgeon
I am very bald. The crown of my head almost completely bald as is the top of my head. The crazy thing is that I am only 20 years old!
I have looked online and read a few things and have yet to find someone who has had issues with balding that are as worse than or even equal to mine. I was maybe in my second year of highschool when I noticed it. I told people that I thought I was starting to experience hair loss and everyone told me I was crazy. By the time I graduated these same people were telling me that there are solutions to hair loss. Two years later people told me to shave it all the way off. I was good looking in highschool, played on the basketball team, had many girlfriends, great confidence and I felt like I was on top of the world. Since I noticed myself balding all of these things slowly went out the window, my confidence, the cute girls, and my over all happiness.
The first step to taking control over your hair loss is to learn about and understand it. Learn what causes hair loss. It’s also important to learn to recognize and eradicate all hair loss myths from your memory. Unfortunately, there is no cure for thinning hair. However, the more you learn about balding and its causes, the better chance you’ll develop realistic hair restoration goals and expectations.
Balding men and women with minimal hair loss are usually at a great advantage over those who’ve already lost a great deal of hair. Propecia (finasteride) for men only and Rogaine (minoxidil) for men and women have been proven effective in slowing down, stopping, and even reversing hair loss. Treating baldness early can often save much of a person’s natural hair from falling out due to genetics, the most common cause of hair loss today.
Hair transplantation may be a viable option for t hose w ho are qualified. Because hair transplant results vary, it’s important to select a surgeon with an excellent reputation for producing consistent quality results and standing behind their patients. The Hair Transplant Network has carefully reviewed many physicians over the last 10 years by gathering patient experiences and visiting their clinics to determine who is worth recommending. You are encouraged to carefully evaluate any clinic you are considering for surgery. You can search through over 10 years of patient posted experiences and photos by using the find feature on our hair restoration forum. To see a full listing of those physic ians we recommend, click here.
We recently posted our video interviews with him on YouTube and are worth checking out. I think you’ll be impressed with Dr. Griffin’s passion for his work and likeable demeanor on video. Having met the man, I can attest that he has the same devotion to state of the art hair restoration surgery and likeable personality in the flesh.
To learn more about Dr. Edmond Griffin, his surgical experience, and his dedication to his patients, visit “Hair Transplant Video Interviews with Dr. Edmond Griffin. Some recent hot topic videos have embedded below for your viewing pleasure.
Our popular hair loss forum community includes dozens of active patient and physician members devoted to answering your hair loss questions daily. Get past the hype and learn about proven treatments that really work to stop baldness.
Below, we’ve compiled answers to hot topic hair loss related questions we received from our Associate Publisher Bill Seemiller and expert hair restoration physicians.
Feel free to ask your own questions and get answers on our hair restoration forum or privately by using the “contact us” form.
Anyone who’s been around our hair loss community for awhile is most likely familiar with the exceptional hair transplant results Coalition member Dr. Jerry Cooley regularly produces. A number of his patients who’ve shared their experience and photos on our hair restoration forum can personally attest to this.
Dr. Cooley was interviewed on video by Patrick Hennessey, Publisher of the Hair Transplant Network on the latest and greatest in surgical hair restoration. These hair transplant videos have been added to a playlist on YouTube for easy viewing.
To learn more about Dr. Jerry Cooley, his surgical experience, and his dedication to his patients, visit “Dr. Jerry Cooley Hair Transplant Video Interviews” on YouTube. Some recent hot topic videos have embedded below for your viewing pleasure.
Earlier in the week, we began presenting hair transplant video interviews featuring the world’s leading hair restoration physicians on YouTube. We encourage you to visit the Hair Transplant Network channel on YouTube to view all of our videos.
Our next round of hair restoration video interviews features Coalition member Dr. Ray Konior. These hair transplant videos have been added to a playlist on YouTube for easy viewing.
To learn more about Dr. Ray Konior, his hair transplant philosphy, experience, and dedication to producing excellent results, visit “Dr. Ray Konior Hair Transplant Video Interviews” on YouTube.
You can also find some hot topic video interviews embedded below.
What Hair Transplant Surgeon Dr. Raymond Konior Can Offer Patients
Dr. Ray Konior Discusses His Medical Background
Dr. Raymond Konor Offers Advice to Hair Loss Sufferers Considering Hair Transplantation
Hair Transplant Surgeon Dr. Ray Konior Discusses His Medical Background
Stay tuned for more exciting hair transplant videos.
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The notion that injuring the scalp can potentially increase the effectiveness of proven topical hair loss treatments has caught the attention of our 
The answer really depends on what hair transplant clinic/doctor you go to. Some hair restoration physicians have the capabilities of placing higher numbers of grafts in smaller spaces and still obtaining a high yield percentage. There have been a few recent studies showing very high success in the range of 90-100 FU/cm2.
