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Hair Restoration | Miami, FL & New York, NY
  • Surgical
    • About Hair Transplants
    • Hair Transplants for Men
    • Hair Transplants For Women
    • Body Hairs for Transplants – BHT
    • Beard Hair Transplants
    • Eyebrow Hair Transplants
    • Hairline Lowering Surgery
    • Reparative Procedures
    • Hair for Gender Reaffirmation
    • Ethnic Hair Transplants
    • Receding Hairline Treatment
    • Eyelash Hair Transplants
  • Non-Surgical
    • HairClone®
    • Finasteride (Propecia®)
    • Laser Light Therapy for Hair Loss
    • Cell Therapies
    • Scalp Micropigmentation
    • Growth Factors for Hair Loss
    • Hair Transplant Techniques
      • Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)
      • NeoGraft™
  • About Us
    • Dr. Jeffrey Epstein
    • Dr. Anthony Bared
    • Dr. Gorana Kuka
    • Please meet our Growth factors and SMP team!
    • Videos
  • Gallery
    • Hair Transplants for Men
      • Hair Transplants for Men
    • Hair Transplants for Women
      • Hair Transplants for Women
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Question:

How do you know if you are a good candidate for hair transplant or not?  Are there some people who do not make good candidates?

Answer:

In today’s work, it is possible to get good hair transplant results with almost every patient because of the many improvements in the field and our extensive experience with different kinds of patients.  However, there are some people who, because of their hair color, hair texture and scalp color, are better candidates than other people. Patients who have extremely pale scalps and thick, dark, straight hair may have a little tendency to be more difficult to transplant naturally than others, however good work will make a good result on almost any patient there is. If you have any questions regarding the texture of your hair and your scalp, you can certainly e-mail pictures to us or get a consult and we will go over it in great detail.

Question:

Will Propecia re-grow my hair?

Answer:

Propecia works mainly to slow down or stop the progression of loss. It works mostly in the crown. Propecia is a DHT blocker meaning it helps stop the DHT from getting to the hair follicle and eventually killing it. Once a hair follicle has died at the hands of DHT, it is gone forever. Many men taking Propecia get disappointed when it doesn’t magically re-grow all their hair. Then, they stop taking Propecia and they then lose the hair that the Propecia was helping hold on to.

Posted by Jeffrey S. Epstein, MD, FACS

Question:

What happens if I stop using Propecia?

Answer:

The hair that the Propecia was helping to not fall, will fall if use of the drug is not continued. Propecia is a DHT blocker. So, once Propecia is out of the blood stream, DHT can then get through and attack the hair follicles on the top of the head, causing permanent hair loss.

Posted by Jeffrey S. Epstein, MD, FACS

Question:

How many procedures can someone have in their lifetime?

Answer:

The answer depends on a number of factors, but the average guy has about 7000 – 10,000 donor area grafts to use. So, assuming an average procedure of about 2,000 grafts (some are more and some are less) then a man can have 3 on up to 6 or so.

Posted by Jeffrey S. Epstein, MD, FACS

Question:

Or what is the life time of Transplanted hair?

Answer:

The hairs we transplant do not have DHT receptors which is the cause of genetic hair loss. No matter where we transplant them they are permanent hairs and therefore will not fall out.

Posted by Jeffrey S. Epstein, MD, FACS

Question:

Means that, after cutting or shaving the transplanted hairs, will those hairs have natural growth or regrow again

Answer:

The hairs we transplant fall out initially although the follicle remains under the skin. The follicle takes root and regains blood supply and after about 3-4 months starts to regrow. It will then grow at the rate of your native hairs which, on average, is ¼ – ½ inch per month.

Posted by Jeffrey S. Epstein, MD, FACS

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Dr. Jeffrey Epstein and Dr. Anthony Bared perform all procedures in their fully-accredited Miami office for the safest and most comfortable experience. Consults are seen in the Miami office, and also in the NYC office with Dr. Epstein and in the Tampa office with Dr. Bared. Many of our patients prefer to meet with the doctor by webcam, then travel in for a procedure after receiving individualized recommendations.

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