Worst Hair Transplant Result – Repair Using FUE & BHT, with Beard & Body Hair – Dr Umar part 2 of 3
November 7, 2011 by hrform3
Filed under Baldness Hair Loss
Go to our website: www.dermhairclinic.com Dr Sanusi Umar repairs the worst case of bad hair surgical outcomes from prior procedures a patient underwent at other clinics. Some experts have considered this case the most extreme of poor hair surgical outcomes of note today. Many would understandably consider the patient’s prior condition as evidence of botched surgeries and even surgical disasters. Hitherto patients in this situation had to settle for ill fitting the use of hairpiece (aka har replacement, hair piece, wigs, toupee ). These procedures were commonly performed decades ago by clinics of the day when better options for hair restorations were yet to be developed. Disfigurement and scarring resulting from these antiquated techniques have remained a major source of anguish for many affected patients who have had to live secluded lives under hats and creative hairpieces for fear of ridicule. Body hair to head transplantation ( Body hair transplant ) has offered a ray of hope for some of these patients who are often out of options having depleted their traditional head donor supplies. The procedure is commonlycalled Body Hair Transplantation (BHT). This is an option for severely bald individuals or those that are donor depleted until hair cloning cell based hair multiplication technology becomes available in the future. Dr Umar uses BHT in patients that have a relative or absolute lack of traditional donor sources. In this case, the patient had lost his head donor …
combovers are awesome.
wow they really butchered the poor guy
5:45 Superman yeeaaah
This guy ruined his head. I’d hate to hear how much $ he’s spent on his hair and still didn’t end up with something satisfactory. In the end, it does look better than what he started with.
to have body hair in on your head sucks. bodyhair isnt like the hair on your head its much different !!!
@cradleoflinkinpark you better pray (seriously). lol.
congratulations, good work
Girls DO care.
@hanoitwin I agree on that to some extent. Then again, there’s a few of us who make a living off our appearances. If I were ever to start balding in lets say the temlpes, I would correct it. I would never undergo heavy surgery however, with the risk of scarring badly.
@tpmm1 that only makes sense!
i hope i never go bald o_0
Beard/chest hair saved this client’s life imho. You manage BHT’s thicker, curlier nature by keeping it short, have it professionally straightened without touching the scalp, or, go for max length, THEN do a curl, or AFRO which maxes coverage by turning each filament of hair into a spiral which covers 4X to 5X the area.
As time goes by, body hair begins to take on characteristics of head hair, in that it straightens quite a bit. I ought to know.
@SATIJAF cos ur bold
Wow this is impressive.
@hanoitwin
how can he shave it with all those scars in the back .. doh.
I think most guys incl. myself. want our hair back cuz it makes us feel better, it’s not that we do it becuz we dont think we can get weman lol. it’s just a matter of taste.
PR0PECIA causes lRREVERSiBLE IMPOTENCE !!!!
its chest hair on his head…
HOW DID I GET HERE
very nice results it was nasty to look at in the start! probably costed more then I’ll make in the next 2 years but hey, it was his money not mine.
pubes on your head, wouldn fancy it
Usually hair will be able to grow very long, but doesn’t this type of hair fall out more often and just regrow again? I have never seen chesthair being 40 cm long.
And I have noticed that men often are less hairy on their bodies when getting older. I remember my granddad’s legs were smooth as a baby. It probably will react in the same manner, wouldn’t it?
Great work though.
How do you get hair to grow in scar tissue? What is the percentage of hairs that will successfully grown in these regions? I wear a wig to cover an unsightly scar line across the top of my forehead that runs from temple to temple. I had two punch graft procedures carried out in the mid 80′s when I was 18 years old!
That’s a great repair and I’ve seen some good results using body hair. My problem is now trying to hide the scar (and the two large ones on the back of my head).
@hanoitwin being bald dosent suit everyone…
Absolutely incredible