Assault/Burn Victim Case 7501 FU's w/ Dr. Brandon Ross

56 year old female suffered burn wounds to crown and higher occipital region during an assault. Her scalp tissue was replaced with skin grafts, leaving her with asymmetric bald areas, and scarring.

Patient uses minoxodil 5% on a regular basis.
She has had 3 FU procedures. Pt. has very fine hair. Kept some "Follicular Families" together

1st- 2614 FU’s
10 months apart
2nd- 2205 FU’S
1 year apart
3rd- 2682 FU’s

looks fantastic i'm glad shes got some resolution to her horrible ordeal well done!!

That’s a fantastic result Dr. Ross! You changed this women's life...You should be very proud!

Amazing Dr Ross! Was this not a third degree burn? I thought that problems with circulation and functions in the deeper layers of skin such as lubrication of follicles etc result from a burn.Thanks

That is amazing and that's a good question. I guess since the skin was grafted too the hair grafts were able to take and grow. I’m just guessing of course.

We found that with the patient’s diligent use of minoxodil 5% her circulation and tissue improved!