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Q: Is the
procedure painful?
 | No. The
transplant is done under local anesthesia and post-op
analgesics are provided for your comfort. |
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Q: How many
sessions will I need?
| This depends on the
extent of your hair loss, which will be discussed before
you make a decision. On average, one to three
sessions are sufficient. |
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Q: How long
does the procedure take?
| On the average, six
to seven hours for 1000 grafts. |
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Q: How much
will the procedure cost?
| Don't be mislead by
advertising or salesmanship. We encourage you to
compare our cost, to that of our competitors.
Remembering that you can not obtain a higher quality
product than Follicular Unit Micrografting. |
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Q: Value?
| Follicular Unit
Micrografting is the "Gold Standard" for
natural looking results in hair transplantation.
Having originated this process after years of intense
research, the Limmer practice has the world's most
extensive experience in this highly specialized
procedure. Combined with very competitive pricing,
this process provides to you a profound value to be
enjoyed the rest of you life. |
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Q-
I am considering hair transplantation and I have a question concerning
the donor area of the scalp. Does the hair of the donor area grow back
after it is removed, or is it permanently removed
from the scalp?
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The donor hair from the occipital scalp (between the ears in back) is
moved to the bald area where it grows normally for the rest of your
life. There are different donor harvest methods, all of which
leave some type of a scar in the donor area usually easily covered by
surrounding hair unless you shave your head. The methods used,
doctors chosen, and experience all may affect both the donor scar and
the quality of the results. There is also a full chapter on our
method in the e-medicine textbook.
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Dr.
B.L. Limmer
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Dr. Brad Limmer
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| Dr. B.L. Limmer has more
than 33 years experience in hair restoration. In that time, he
has transplanted hair for thousands of patients and has published
numerous articles on the subject. He is recognized as one of
the premier hair transplant surgeons world wide.
His son, Dr. Bradley Limmer, has been
involved in the development of follicular unit micrografting since
1991. He has been extensively trained in this technique by Dr.
B.L. Limmer and actively performing hair transplantation surgery for
the past 8 years.
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