Case #15.
This patient was concerned with temporal hair loss.  He was treated using a 1,500 graft hair transplant to restore the temporal hairline.  Neograft FUE hair restoration was used to minimize downtime and prevent FUT scarring.

Case #16.
This patient was concerned with frontal hair loss.  He was treated using a 2,086 graft hair transplant to restore the frontal and temporal hairline.

Case #21.
This patient had diffuse thinning of the fontal, temporal, vertex and crown areas.  Many of our patients are so pleased with the results of their initial hair transplant, a second or third session are common.

Case #24.

Tight pony tails can cause traction alopecia and permanent loss of hair.  Extensive hair loss requires multiple sessions for restoration.  This patient had 1,500 grafts placed into the temple hairline and several months later another 1,500 grafts were placed into the frontal hairline.

Case #41.
This woman was concerned with temporal hair loss.  Both men and women can have a natural loss of the temple and frontal hairline without expressing full androgenic alopecia.

Case #48.
Many men lose significant portions of their eyebrows with normal age related changes.  This man felt that his eyes would benefit from the support of thicker eyebrows. Dr. Kolstad performed a total eyebrow transplant to restore the inner corner, the middle and lost outer eyebrow hairs.

Case #45.
This patient had diffuse thinning of her hair beginning as a teenager. After a series of PRP treatments she noticed a significant reduction in shedding and loss of hair. She had thickening of existing hairs and increased coverage of her scalp.

Case #23: Hairline Creation.
Every person has a unique type and distribution of hair loss. Dr. Kolstad does not rubber stamp the same hairline pattern on all his patients.

Case #28.
A frontal presentation is an essential component of hair transplant surgery.  Smaller sessions of <1,500 can be used to augment a frontal forelock.

Case #47.
Androgenic alopecia is the most common cause of hair loss in women.  Both FUE and FUT hair transplants are acceptable options for female pattern baldness.