Dr. Kenneth DiStefano: Wet Comb-Through Hair Transplant Result | Feller & Bloxham Medical | NY, NYC

Dr. Kenneth DiStefano of Feller & Bloxham Medical (www.fellermedi...) shares the results of a FUT mega-session case he performed on a 28 year old patient at the Long Island, New York office.
In this video, not only does Dr DiStefano share a detailed overview -- including the ultimate test: a wet "comb-through" video -- of the surgical aspects of the case, but he also goes over several other important topics such as: hairline planning in a younger patient with the potential for more loss; the importance of building a strong "frontal foundation;" and when to do temple restoration. He even has some fun with the comments in his last KZbin video!
Dr. DiStefano is only of the only doctors on the entire Eastern Seaboard able to perform FUT mega-sessions like this. He does so using the most state-of-the-art techniques and uses only in-house, highly trained, "super technicians" in each case. Each incision is made with the smallest custom cut blades to produces the densest results while causing the least amount of tissue trauma possible, and frontal cases like this are done using the Feller & Bloxham "dense pack" approach.
To see Dr. DiStefano's video on washing grafts properly, click here: • Video
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[@mikes4286]

Like for addressing the negative comments from the previous video. Decent results for only 6 months. Showing the scar should be mandatory on every video since this is one of the biggest concerns with FUT surgeries and makes a lot of patients opt for FUE despite its shortcomings.

[@luislanga]

Very natural. Idk if he's gonna be able to pull it off in one procedure by the 12 month mark but it looks much better already. Excellent work.

[@JavierPwns]

I like that you replied to the comments

[@TheMilkdrinker]

No "thorn in my underpants". Just honest critique. You didn't answer the question about why you don't get a transplant yourself. Nothing wrong with just saying you're comfortable with your hair as it is. Anyway, this was a better video. It's good to see you taking critique on board. I hope you continue making videos and getting better. KZbin is daunting but you're putting yourself out there so good job.

[@tomcotter4299]

If you know that’s the answer, why do you need him to answer. For that matter, why do you even need to ask? Who cares?

[@TheMilkdrinker]

@@tomcotter4299 it wasn't my question.

[@maykz2127]

Better than previous

[@danishshaheen5973]

We lo❤u dr please keep it up

[@maykz2127]

You really have to mention whether the patient used minoxidil during the post operation period. minoxidil could lead to that gorgeous six months result

[@universalbarber1038]

Hello ! I was wondering I have some ice pick scarring in the back of my head is that going to be a problem for extraction of grafts ? They are very small ice pick scars Thanks !

[@Dan-fy3vp]

Amazing job - don't bother listening to the haters. Probably victims of poor transplants.

[@tomcotter4299]

Damn man.. that last comment was brutal. People in these comments need to chill. That said, why didn’t the patient in this video stabilize hair loss before surgery with finasteride? He’s early enough in his progression that he may see some regrowth with medical therapy. Which would be nice since every hair counts in the fight against male pattern baldness.

[@Islanders83]

Bc when you stop using it, it’ll fall out. Plus, there’s side effects to each of these drugs, one of them is depression.

[@tomcotter4299]

@@Islanders83 That's why you don't stop using the drug. And not everyone experiences side-effects. In fact, most users don't have any noticeable or significant side-effects when using finasteride. How do you know this patient experienced side-effects, or are you just assuming he did?