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 than a conventional, youthful framework around his face, he only wanted  a very slight improvement in his coverage. But most of all, he wanted the natural looking detail of having thinning hair.  

So what was his reason for making this choice? The people in his personal, social and professional circles already knew him as having partial hair loss. And he did want a drastic departure from this strongly established image.

After listening to the patient’s goals, Dr U instant determined that the most ideal solution is his subtle hair restoration procedure. In this type of hair transplantation, Dr U seeks to give the appearance of fullness the patient desires, but does it in a subtle manner that people familiar with him may have a difficult time realizing what caused the improved appearance, So it is a hair transplant that is subtle and natural enough a patient can get away with denying it ever happened. Upon learning about subtle hair transplant, the patient decided, it is the solution to his quest for fullness that retains his original look.

Before Photos – Advanced Norwood 3 Hair Loss

This patient came to Dr.U at the Norwood 3 stage of baldness. Previously,  he had undergone a hair transplant procedure at a different clinic. However, his grafts did not survive to produce the results he had anticipated. 

The patient wised to remain at Norwood 3 with the end appearance of a thinning hairline and temples, an outcome which results from the miniaturization of hair follicles. However, in this case, the plan for achieving this effect was to harvest and insert healthy, robust  (i.e. non-miniaturized) follicles from the nape area. 

Here is a photo of his hairline and temples before his procedure with Dr.U, along with the design planning for the new results.