Dr. Lindsey 2500 front with 2 and 5 month pics, McLean VA

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  • Dr. Lindsey
    IAHRS Recommended Hair Transplant Surgeon
    • Dec 2008
    • 6176

    Dr. Lindsey 2500 front with 2 and 5 month pics, McLean VA

    This young man got 2500 grafts up front and along his central scalp in late October. He stopped in a 2 months for a scar check and had a little growth and some return of shocked hair already. Well he came down from NY on Sunday to see relatives and stopped by. He's 5 months and 3 weeks out and is growing pretty well.



    As I predicted preop, he is now going to cut his long hair in the back and adopt a more business like haircut to go along with his new job.



    He'll be back in October for a 1 year check.



    Dr. Lindsey McLean VA
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  • Spex
    Dr Representative
    • Nov 2008
    • 4289

    #2
    Gosh what a grower for only 6 months Good solid work Doc!
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    • Dr. Lindsey
      IAHRS Recommended Hair Transplant Surgeon
      • Dec 2008
      • 6176

      #3
      Its great to see a case like this. I think this has changed this man's confidence level already. Plus getting a nice high power NYC job has helped him really grow. His elderly relative, who accompanies him to the office, is the happiest of all.

      Dr. Lindsey McLean VA
      William Lindsey, MD
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