HAIR TRANSPLANT CLOSEUP: ASIAN HAIRLINE

http://www.hairtx.com
Hair transplant, Asian hairline. Dallas plastic surgeon, Dr. Sam Lam shows a closeup of his hair transplant work. For more information, please visit www.hairtx.com.

These videos of Dr. Lam's hair transplant work were taken with a macro lens to show how natural and seamless hair restoration can be. Still photographs at a distance cannot convey the same degree of information as high-resolution closeup macro video footage can. These videos position you as if you were standing literally a foot away from the patient and inspecting Dr. Lam's hair transplant work under very close scrutiny with bright flood lamps. Even at close range, Dr. Lam's work remains absolutely undetectable. Quality hair restoration that delivers a natural result is predicated on multiple factors, including a well-designed and natural hairline, precise and gentle graft dissection, perfectly designed, interlocked and angled recipient sites, and atraumatic and correctly positioned grafts. The attention to detail at the Lam Institute for Hair Restoration is visible at any distance.

Dr. Lam graduated as Valedictorian from Cistercian Preparatory School and completed his undergraduate degree at Princeton University and his medical degree at Baylor College of Medicine, both with honors. He trained for six years in head and neck surgery at Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons in New York City and then completed a prestigious fellowship in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery in which he refined his technique for hair restoration.

Dr. Lam has written over 100 scientific articles and book chapters as well as three major medical textbooks. He has written numerous scientific articles on hair restoration in distinguished journals like Dermatologic Surgery as well as a textbook on hair transplantation, Comprehensive Facial Rejuvenation, published by Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins. Dr. Lam's textbook on hair restoration covers state-of-the-art follicular grafting techniques as well as medical management for hair loss and has been a national and international bestseller to teach surgeons his advanced techniques. His articles on hair restoration have been translated into French and Spanish, and his textbook has been translated into Spanish and Portuguese.

KEY WORDS: HAIR TRANSPLANT, HAIR RESTORATION, HAIR LOSS, COMBINATION FOLLICULAR GRAFTING, ROGAINE, PROPECIA, WWW.HAIRTX.COM, PLANO, TEXAS, DR. SAMUEL LAM

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• hair
• transplant
• plastic
• surgery
• cosmetic
• dr.
• samuel
• lam
• rejuvenation
• facelift
• fat
• grafting
• natural

[Alyeska134]

can you transplant asian hair into caucasian scalp?

[samlammd]

@Alyeska134 simply put, you cannot transplant hair from one person into another because they will be rejected.

[Alyeska134]

@samlammd did an experiment proove that?

[samlammd]

@Alyeska134 no, it is the case with all organ transplants. you cannot transfer any tissue from one person to another without significant immunosuppression and risk of rejection. it is common knowledge for anyone that knows biology of the human. it is illegal, malpractice, and dangerous to transplant hair from one person to another. lifelong immunosuppression, risk of rejection, and ultimate failure are the risks. i have an upcoming blog on this since i get this question all the time.

[PowerRedBull]

I have a question.. Is there a minimum amount of hairloss needed in order to get a hair transplant? Like my frontal line became a bit 'blurry' , but i have no real recession of the line itself (still the same as it was when i was 16). Just the first 2 centimeters are less dence than before. I started with propecia about a year ago and it has quite filled in and it looks quite good right now. I'm just wondering if this does progress, how long I should wait before a HT ? I'm 29 by the way

[samlammd]

there is no minimum amount of hair loss. i have done hairlines in people with very little hair loss. however, that being said, the younger you are the greater the risk there is in the sense that you might continue to lose more hair then will require more transplants behind my work to cover it. given your age, in general i might wait a few years to decide. obviously, i would need to see you to be certain.

[samlammd]

call 888-866-3388. if you are in dallas, then call 972-312-8188.  you can visit our website hairtx for more information, photos, and higher resolution videos.

[williams5732]

great work how can i contact you for prices and info.