"dr amit i think if your staff is trained enough than go for trimming waisting no time ....but i agree with dr rubin there is no much difference....its just making the grafts more presentable...outcome is the same...may be i am wrong..someone can…"
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Dr. Rubin Shyam Gondane replied to Dr. Amit J Bhatt's discussion Trimming of Grafts after FUE harvest..."Dear Dr Amit , I think removing the epidermal disc will cause unnecessary handling of delicate grafts , also epidermis will shrink & fall off as crusts within 10 days time & it does not have any effect on long term results , i have…"
Dr. Amit J Bhatt replied to Dr. Amit J Bhatt's discussion Trimming of Grafts after FUE harvest..."Actually my question is : whether to remove the epidermal disc before implanting or just implant them with the disc..... does it make any difference to the outcome?
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dr.azeem siddiqui replied to Dr. Amit J Bhatt's discussion Trimming of Grafts after FUE harvest..."..and the epidermal round disc wud fall off in couple of weeks as we plant the graft just above the surrounding epidermis..... "
dr.azeem siddiqui replied to Dr. Amit J Bhatt's discussion Trimming of Grafts after FUE harvest...".........and it may not be advisable to delay the plantation of grafts by way of decorating the graft .......delayed plantation of grafts may not be advisable as chubby or non chubby (trimmed) grafts may not be making much difference in the final…"
dr.azeem siddiqui replied to Dr. Amit J Bhatt's discussion Trimming of Grafts after FUE harvest..."....dr.amit is it advisable to trim further the fue harvested graft which cud be already devoid of its thick and chubby surrounding sheath (minimal surrounding sheath)....when we use 1mm/0.9./.0.8 and other small gauge fue punch size in…"
Dr. Amit J Bhatt posted a discussionTrimming of Grafts after FUE harvest...
How important/necessary is to trim the graft after FUE harvest, as FUE harvested graft contains round disc like epidermis on the top which usuallly remains outside the slit after placement (so almost 1 fifth of the graft remain outside the surface) and even with the implanters also its difficult to implant without trimming.... See More
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Trimming of Grafts after FUE harvest...
Started by Dr. Amit J Bhatt. Last reply by Dr Muhammad Jawad 4 hours ago. 6 Replies 0 Likes
How important/necessary is to trim the graft after FUE harvest, as FUE harvested graft contains round disc like epidermis on the top which usuallly remains outside the slit after placement (so almost…Continue
International Follicular Unit Extraction Society / FUES
Started by Alan J. Bauman, M.D.. Last reply by Bill Augustus May 3. 14 Replies 1 Like
April 19, 2012 All change, even very large and powerful change, begins when a few people start talking with one another about something they care about. –Margaret J. Wheatley Dear FUES and FUE Hair…Continue
"a natural looking baldness would be more acceptable than " unfair hair density"
Started by dr.azeem siddiqui. Last reply by dr.azeem siddiqui May 3. 1 Reply 0 Likes
......many a times it is seen that because of limited donor area or in people going for small strip method of harvesting so as make the scar less obvious(as seen in people who want to have military…Continue
What kind of Slit do you use?
Started by Hyo Kang May 2. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Implanter is so famous in Korea.There are little bit surgeon who do FUE hair transplant.I want to know what kind of Slit do you use ?I have used Sharp point 15 degree and SP 90.But I can't be sure…Continue
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Choi implanter Vs traditional forceps......
Posted by Dr Muhammad Jawad on April 30, 2012 at 2:49am 7 Comments 0 Likes
for all the experts out there i have question.I have seen poor results with choi implanter as compared to forceps.Do you have any recommendation regarding maintaining the angle and avoid embedding of grafts.I have seen the top notch doctors avoid choi implanter but in AAHRS meetings all the korean doctors prefer implanter.can any body comment on it...
Achieving ideal density- newer instrument
Posted by Dr. Pradip R. Atodaria on April 23, 2012 at 7:47am 2 Comments 0 Likes
Dear Friends,
Hair transplant has always been tedious and time consuming. Making thousands of Pre-formed slits with desired density is also a very time consuming issue that fatigue mind & hands. To address this issue I have devised an instrument which will make it not only faster but more precise too.
I am using the instrument which has multiple identical knives [ of the desired size] in a single row & the instrument can hold such multiple rows making it possible…
Continue Achieving ideal density- newer instrument
Posted by Dr. Pradip R. Atodaria on April 23, 2012 at 2:07am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Dear Dr, Siddiqi,
As such there could be 10 knives in a single row & such 3 rows . Ideally 5-6 knives & 5-6 rows make it possible to make the slits in desired angle & direction in different areas. You can have the depth of all slits same.
Basically I would like to know whether this kind of instrument is available in market or is patented ? I will request you all to give the input.
Dr. Pradip Atodaria
Dr. Sanusi Umar Hair Transplant Surgeon Interviewed by New York Times Regarding His Use of Leg Hair in Hairline Reconstruction
Posted by Bill - Hair Transplant Network on March 12, 2012 at 12:10pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Recently, Dr. Sanusi Umar of Redondo Beach, California, who is recommended on the Hair Transplant Networkwas interviewed by the New York Times for his leading role in innovating and implementing the use of leg hair in the refinement of hairline…
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