This young patient stated noticing hair loss a few years ago and wanted to take care of it to preserve his appearance. His areas of concern were: Hairline, Crown, Mid-scalp, Frontal scalp. The patient wanted a hair transplant surgery to restore hairline and mid-scalp hair. He also knew he
This black male patient was just too young to be worried about thinning hair. Balding at 22 wasn’t something he thought he would face. But it was apparent his hair was disappearing and that his male pattern baldness was only going to intensify. His hairline was balding and the mid-scalp
Beard Construction Surgery Los Angeles Update July 2022: Alejandro (also known as Alex) was born with a significant congenital nevus on the right side of his face. He underwent procedures as a young child to have the dark regions removed and replaced with a skin graft taken from his neck.
Best Nonsurgical Gynecomastia Treatment Los Angeles: In silence, the patient struggled with his man boobs, also called moobs. It was an embarrassing topic to discuss, but when he took off his shirt, all could see his not-so-flat chest. He couldn’t get rid of his “moobs.” Dieting and exercising didn’t help.
Some men prefer to wax their entire chest to be free of hair. But others who actually want to grow more hair in this region, since chest hair is associated with masculinity. Also, cultural norms can also act as an influential factor, as in the case of this patient of
Mature Hair Transplant Coverage Sustains A Fuller Look In Beverly Hills Norwood 3 Patient – Dr U: Not everyone who chooses a hair transplant procedure wants the same hairline they had as a teenager or in their twenties. This gentleman from Beverly Hills, CA is a case in point. Rather
A recent beneficiary of my volunteer organization, The Hair Peace Foundation was a young adolescent man named Alex. He was born with a congenital facial nevus (i.e. mole) and had it surgically replaced with skin grafts taken from his neck and skin. Following these procedures, however, he no longer had
Alex is the remarkable young man presented in this patient case study. He overcame a very noticeable facial congenital disability through a series of cosmetic surgeries performed during early childhood. These procedures replaced a large facial nevus (i.e., mole) with skin grafts taken from his Jaw and neck areas (beard
