Before	After

In addition to the above-described overly high hairline, patients can present with a variety of other problems with their hair as a result of prior plastic and other surgeries. While some of them were avoidable, sometimes procedures such as facelifts performed by even the most respected plastic and cosmetic surgeons result in the loss of sideburns, scars behind or above the ears or across the top of the scalp, or advanced thinning of the frontotemporal recessions along the sides of the hairline. These sequelae all can be treated by some of the most advanced follicular unit grafting procedures, all of which have been described by Dr. Epstein in a host of articles he has authored. Once performed, the best part for many patients is that they can once again wear their hair short or pulled back or up, free from the absence of sideburns or of visible scarring.

Photo GW-06a		Photo GW-06c		Before - scarring and hairline distortion from prior facial cosmetic surgery.
Photo GW-06b		Photo GW-06d		One procedure of 1450 grafts.
Photo GW-14a		Before - scarring from prior facial plastic surgery.
Photo GW-14b		10 months after one procedure.
Photo GW-15a		Photo GW-15c		Before - permanent hair loss as a result of radiation theropy given to treat and cure lymphoma.
Photo GW-15b		Photo GW-15d		After one procedure of 1600 grafts.

Photo GW-16a		After.

Photo GW-17a	After.

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Before.

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Photo GW-18c

Photo GW-18d

After 1850 grafts to repair scarring and hairline distortion from prior facelift.

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Photo GW-19a		Photo GW-19c	Before.
Photo GW-19b		Photo GW-19d	After tissue expansion to close large scalp scar that was the result of skin cancer excision.