Hair Transplantation

Hair transplantation is a surgical procedures at which our team work take hair follicle range from 2000-3500 follicles from the donor area at the back of the head and implanted into the recommended bald areas or to fill up in between the other hairs as recommended. Our center is well equiped with the best up-todate equipments and in an Excellent Location . We also have all Hair products for Hair Restoration and Hair loss treatments. The products mostly Topical and hormonal ,but mainly in the form of Shampoo, Conditioners and Hair Spray for hair root restoration and thickening of the hair roots.The surgery normaly take 3-4 hours . Usualy the price include post operative treatment package.
Hair Transplantation is the movement of hair follicles from a donor site in the back of the head, above the neck line, to areas where hair is needed such as the frontal hair area. These hair follicles are not susceptible to hair loss from DHT and hair will grow for a lifetime.

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The Derma Laser Center Advantage

Derma Laser Center exclusively provides only Follicular Unit Hair Transplantation, considered to be the gold standard of the industry. Derma Laser Center makes available leading edge technology for our discerning hair transplant patients. Derma Laser Center exclusively practice and specialize in the leading advancements in hair transplantation by incorporating the latest developments in hair restoration technology.

Utilization of proven technology like the stereo microscope to separate follicles and maximize graft yields help maximize hair transplant success. Stereo microscopes allow our professional team of trained technicians to yield the most grafts from a donor site. The coverage of your balding or thinning area is based on your supply of donor hair.

More grafts equates to better coverage. Many grafts are destroyed or wasted without using the most modern hair transplant techniques in follicle extraction.

By maintaining the highest level of expertise and consistently reviewing and implementing new developments, Derma Laser Center patients experience the most natural result available today.

We focus on providing a full service experience. Derma Laser Center provides high quality hair transplants to achieve your desired look. Plus, we offer proprietary and exclusive post procedure hair maintenance and monitoring programs designed to maximize your results.

Hair Transplant Terminology

Follicular Units: Human hair grows naturally in groupings called follicular units. A follicular unit can consist of one to four hair follicles. Follicular units also contain one or two fine vellus hairs (i.e. fine hairs that are not visible to the naked eye), sebaceous glands, a small muscle, tiny nerves and blood vessels, and a fine band of collagen that surrounds the unit (the perifolliculum). Follicular unit hair transplants are the most natural and effective method of hair transplantation, resulting in much higher growth in comparison to other more antiquated methods, such as micro- and mini-grafts (see below) and plugs.

Mini- and Micro Grafts: Mini- and Micro-grafts are transplanted based on the number of hairs, not on follicular units. Micro-grafts generally have 1-2 hairs, and mini-grafts have 3-6 hairs. These types of grafts are less natural looking than follicular units. Generally, mini- and micro-grafts have a longer healing time because the excess skin is not trimmed which can make wounds larger. In addition, by cutting based on number of hairs, individual follicular units may be split up or damaged, leading to a lower hair growth rate in comparison to follicular unit transplants.

Hair Loss: True or False?

Brushing the hair 100 times a day will stimulate the circulation and prevent hair loss
» False
Vigorous brushing is more likely to injure the hairs and make the problem worse.

Some hairstyles, like braiding can cause hair loss
» True
Styles that pull or put tension on the hairs - such as tight ponytails or corn-rows - can cause hair loss.

Hats encourage hair loss because the hair can't breathe
» False
Hair does not need to breathe. Only the root of the hair is alive, and this gets its oxygen from the blood in the scalp.

Frequent shampooing makes hair fall out
» False
The 50-100 hairs we lose each day often become tangled with the rest of the hair but are washed out when we shampoo. So we see what seems like a lot of hair in the shower after shampooing, but in reality these hairs have been shed earlier.

Blow-drying can worsen hair loss
» True
The reason is that extreme heat damages the proteins in the hairs making them fragile and liable to break off. Brushing the hair during blow-drying causes more damage. If you use a hair dryer, it should be set on the coolest setting.

Hair coloring, perm solutions and hairsprays worsen hair loss
» False
Hair dyes, perms and hairsprays do not affect thinning hair. Perms and hairsprays can help to disguise the problem. Remember, it is the follicle, which is located beneath the skin, that produces the hair. Chemical treatments can damage the hair strands but can't affect the follicle.

Baldness can be linked to heart attacks
» Inconclusive
In 1999, doctors at Harvard Medical School found that men who had lost hair at the crown of the head had a 32% increased chance of coronary heart disease. Hair loss at the front of the head hardly increased the risk at all. Regardless of how accurate this study could be, to promote a healthy lifestyle, you should stop smoking, eat healthy, have your blood pressure checked and do some exercise.

Hair Loss Facts

Human Hair – Some Facts:

• We each have about 100,000 hairs on the scalp.
• You need to lose about 50% of your hair before hair loss becomes noticeable.
• It is normal to lose 50-100 hairs from the head each day.
• Scalp hair grows at a rate of about 1 cm (just under 1/2 inch) a month.
• Each hair on the head grows for about 4-7 years before being shed.
• Approximately 40 million men and 30 million women in North America experience hair loss.
• In the United States, there has not been an elected bald President since the television age began.

Hair has two separate parts: the follicle and the hair shaft. The follicle lies below the scalp and produces the hair shaft (strand) that you see growing out of your skin’s epidermis layer. The follicle is alive. The hair shaft is not – it’s made of fragile, dead cells that have no regenerative properties.

The follicle is a sac of skin tissue buried deep in the scalp. It has a bulb at the bottom. The sebaceous gland is attached to the follicle. It gives hair its shine by producing a natural lubricant called sebum. The follicle is where the personal characteristics of hair are decided: curly or straight, dry or oily, and thickness.

Hair has three basic layers: the medulla, the cortex, and the cuticle. The medulla is the innermost core of the hair where the body and strength is determined. The cortex is the middle (and largest) layer. It provides strength to the hair shaft, and determines the color, texture and elasticity. The cuticle protects hair from the environment by forming a tightly packed layer of protective scales that overlap.

How does hair grow?

Hair grows from the hair follicle at an average rate of one-half inch per month. Each hair grows for four to seven years, after which it enters a “resting phase,” and then falls out. A new hair begins growing in its place between three weeks and three months later. At any one time, 85 percent of hair is growing and 15 percent is resting. The life of a hair consists of three phases:

ANAGEN PHASE. when the hair is actually growing;

CATAGEN PHASE. short transition stage (2-3 weeks) when hair stops growing; and,

TELOGEN PHASE. when the hair is resting. At the end of the telogen stage, the hair shaft falls out and a new strand starts to grow in its place.

Questions on Procedure

What is a hair transplant exactly?
A hair transplant procedure is an artistic redistribution system that takes donor-dominant hair follicles from the very back and sides of the head and artfully transplants them into thinning or balding areas. With SFHT follicular unit technologies, this results in a very natural appearance. Basically we take hair from where you have more than you need and put it where you need it more, the ideal solution to baldness.

How long do hair transplants last?
For the vast majority of patients, virtually all transplanted hair lasts a lifetime. In some cases, a small percentage of transplanted hair may be lost as the patient ages.

Is it going to hurt?
Although patients are administered local anesthetics and other medications, the degree of pain or discomfort experienced by patients during or after the procedures varies among patients. We also supply patients with medication to use after the procedure, if needed. Many of our patients find that they do not need to take any medication at all after their hair transplant procedure.

How does the SFHT differ from all the others I see advertised?
SFHT can't account for the work of others because we don't know the exact protocols and specific technical variations that are used elsewhere. We can talk to you about SFHT hair transplant techniques which emphasize the natural variations in the texture and color of hair, the angles and directions of hair growth, and the size and shape of grafts. The artistry involved in combining these numerous variations significantly impacts the naturalness of the hair restoration results. Not every physician has the skill or aptitude for this refined technique.

Is there any scarring?
Whenever human skin is cut, it always heals by the process called "fibrosis." This fibrosis (commonly known as scarring) is the skin's way of healing. Thanks to the skill of our experienced hair transplant physicians, the healing sites in the transplanted areas are usually so small that the fibrosis is virtually undetectable. Any scar in the donor area is covered by your existing hair. At SFHT, hair transplantation procedures are designed to produce a very natural look. In the great majority of cases, the microtechnologies currently used make the restored hairline virtually undetectable.

Are there any complications or risks with the hair transplantation surgery?
Occurrences of infection after a hair transplant procedure are rare. In the few cases where infection does occur, it is often due to the patient's failure to fully follow post-operative instructions. Even when infection occurs, it generally is easily treatable with antibiotics, which can be prescribed by the physician.

How many grafts will it take to cover 1 square inch?
That is very difficult to answer without seeing you. This is because the number of grafts required will ultimately be dependant upon the texture and quality of your hair, i.e. darker, coarser hair may require fewer grafts to cover the same area as compared to lighter colored, fine hair. It will also be dependent upon your degree of baldness and your density goals.

Can I have the procedure done by SFMT?
Yes, you may have a procedure done by Dr.Nader Shehata. However,The price of each Hair follicles is $2.00/follicle which is 60% cheaper than any other Hair Restoration center.

Do you use laser in the hair transplantation procedure?
Bosley physicians do not feel that the laser benefits patients. It can damage healthy hair follicles, have a negative impact on scalp elasticity, and in general, slow down the healing process. The use of lasers in hair restoration has diminished greatly in the last few years.

How many procedures are necessary for hair restoration?
The number of procedures necessary to achieve a personally desired goal varies from person to person and the individual degree of hair loss; Our center try to perform the procedure in one session. Up to 4000 Hair Follicles could be done.but in our experience, a few minority of our patients need only two procedures.

Questions on Causes and Options

Do you offer Rogaine and Propecia? And, how effective are they for treating baldness?
The manufacturers of both Rogaine and Propecia tell you that their products are not effective in the frontal area, which is the area of most concern to most patients, especially the frontal hairline. With Rogaine, the manufacturer (Upjohn) claims that approximately 8-10% get cosmetically effective growth and another 20% get vellus or peach fuzz growth. The manufacturer of Propecia (Merck) claims slightly better results.

I have a medical condition, can I still receive a hair transplant?
Preexisting medical conditions are always a concern of your SFMT. If you have a preexisting medical condition, please tell your Senior Counselor at the time of your consultation. For your convenience, we have listed responses for some of the most frequently asked medical questions:

COUMADIN
If you are taking Coumadin, you will need to be off Coumadin for a week prior to your hair restoration procedure. When you have a consultation, Dr. Nader Shehata may require an okay from your physician.

DIABETES
We have performed many successful hair transplant procedures for patients with diabetes. However, to determine possible candidacy for hair restoration, you will first need to have a consultation with Dr. Shehata who may require an okay from your diabetes physician to confirm that your diabetes is under good control.

INTRAVENOUS SEDATION
At SFMT, intravenous sedation never been used for hair restoration procedures. Instead, patients are administered local anesthesia and are able to relax and watch a video, stretch or use the restroom at any time during the procedure. If you would like additional sedation or relaxation, you may request it from Dr. Shehata who will be pleased to order it for you.

KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
For various medical reasons, a hair restoration procedure cannot be done prior to a pending kidney transplant. However, once a kidney transplant procedure is completed and has healed, Dr. Shehata can determine if it is feasible for you to have a hair transplant procedure.

LUPUS (Erythematosus) - LE
Our physicians at SFMT believe that, in many cases, it is not a good idea to transplant hair into an area where the hair loss caused by LE has occurred. After hair has been transplanted into such an area, the LE process (which caused the hair loss) could recur. However, in some cases (when LE has been inactive for many years) it is feasible to do hair transplants. Your Bosley physician will determine this.

Questions on Finance and Cost

What if a surgical office is too far from me?
If you fly to SFHT in Miami, FL, and have a hair transplant procedure during that same trip, SFHT will reimburse your airfare expense in the form of additional grafts. If you are traveling domestically (United States including Alaska AND Hawaii, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico AND Bermuda) you will receive 75 additional grafts. If you are traveling internationally (Central America, Latin America, Asia, Europe, Africa, Australia AND all other locations) you will receive 125 additional grafts. You qualify if:

How much does it cost?
Dr. Shehata can determine that you are a suitable hair transplant candidate and give you the final answer regarding costs in your individual case. In general, most of our patients invest anywhere between four thousand to six thousand dollars more or less per procedure. Each procedure is designed to significantly improve your appearance and to look natural. Normal cost for all other centers are $6000-$12000.

If I bring a friend and he does the procedure, can I get a price break?
We certainly invite you to bring a friend if he or she is interested. It won't affect fees. Currently our fee structure is very competitive and it is the same for everyone. Quality, density and natural results are more important.

How does the room reservation fee (SFHT) work?
An advance payment is required to confirm your reservation of a treatment room at one of our surgical offices.

A payment of $2,000 is required for reservation of the cost of the surgery on Saturdays only.
at least two (2) week in advance of the reservation

Are there any payment plans or possible financial arrangements?
SFHT has made arrangements with a leading provider of elective medical financing -- Cosmetic Fee Plan. Their plan provides a convenient way to finance your hair restoration procedure and to assist with managing your out-of-pocket expenses. Simply call 9544588007 fill out the one-page application which will be faxed or E-mail to you and in a short period of time, often within minutes, One year finance without interest Plan.we will contact you with your financing options. Upon approval of your financing, you will be provided with a document confirming your approval, which you will present to your Dr. Shehat clinic before the time of your consultation or procedure.

General Questions
Why come to SFHT?
There are two good reasons why we believe you might be well advised to have your hair transplant performed at SFHT.
Can I see an actual person who has had the work done?
Yes, we can arrange for you to see a patient who has had hair restoration work done.
How we can see Hair trasplant to be looking like a natural Hair?
This is a very good question. The answer is that if you see a recently completed hair transplant today that doesn't look natural, this is often because it's a bad hair transplant. Dr. SHEHATA restorations go unnoticed by you and everyone else in the great majority of cases because they are so natural-looking. Modern research in hair growth has discovered that natural scalp hairs actually grow in small groupings (called follicular units) of 1, 2, 3 or occasionally 4 hairs per unit. So, it is our strong emphasis at SFHT not just to imitate nature, but to try to duplicate nature. We employ micro-technologies that use closely placed and randomly dispersed 1, 2, 3, and 4 hair units. With our experience in the hair restoration, we have refined these micro-technologies to the point where often other medical doctors, even upon close inspection, have a difficult time telling which natural hairs are original (non-transplanted) and which natural hairs have been restored (transplanted). This is why SFHT is follicular unit hair restoration.

Do you do hair transplants on women?
Yes. Female hair loss is quite common. In fact, studies indicate more than 20 million American women are experiencing some degrees of female pattern baldness. "The great majority of women with typical female pattern hair loss can be helped significantly," says Dr. SHEHATA. Though women can lose hair in a different pattern than men do - often thinning behind the hairline - the treatment procedure is similar for both. First the patient and the SFHT decide upon the areas where new hair is desired. Then the doctor locates a "donor area" with sufficient excess healthy hair. According to Dr. SHEHATA, "Women usually have a similar donor area to men. This means they have enough supply to fulfill the demand, so the results are usually very good."

Why do men go bald?

Male-pattern baldness (also known as Androgenetic Alopecia) is the most common form of hair loss for men, representing up to 90% of all male cases. There are some 40 million male adults in North America today experiencing hair loss. Mild to moderate hair loss affects about 50% of all men by the time they are 50. Male pattern hair loss results in either a receding hair line or thinning at the crown of the head. It occurs due to a chemical known as dihydrotestosterone (or “DHT”) which builds up around the follicle and eventually kills the follicle and the hair.

A follicle’s resistance to DHT is genetic – which is why some people go bald and others do not. If you have relatives with thin hair or who are bald, you may well develop the same problem, although the gene can also skip generations and can be inherited from either the mother’s or the father’s side of the family.

Aging makes baldness more likely. Sixty five% of men have noticeable hair loss by age 60. Most elderly people have thin, fine hair even if they are not noticeably bald. Other factors and conditions that cause hair loss, include braiding (currently popular with African American men) and Alopecia Areata (spotty hair loss).

Hair Care Tips: Four steps to healthier hair

+Step 1: Shampoo your hair frequently
It is good to shampoo your hair – we recommend at least three times a week. This helps to remove dirt and buildup on the hair that can deteriorate the condition of your scalp. When shampooing, it is very important that you pay attention to cleansing your hair, your scalp and your hair line. Many people (wrongly) will drop a handful of shampoo on their head and then rinse it off. Shampoo must be worked through all of your hair, as well as the scalp and hairline. Did you notice that when you shampoo your hair the amount of lather often varies? Usually, the more lather you have, the less buildup you have on your hair. It’s also important to fully rinse out the shampoo to eliminate any residual detergents – they can damage the hair shaft and scalp.

+Step 2: Use a conditioner and moisturize, moisturize, moisturize
Frequently shampooing can dry out your hair and, therefore, must be followed by the use of a moisturizing conditioner. It is very important to work the conditioner through all of your hair and leave it in for three to five minutes. Again, many people misapply and misuse conditioner by not working it through to the ends of the hair and not leaving it on long enough. Correct use of conditioners containing light proteins, such as hydrolyzed human hair keratin proteins, can help strengthen your hair. A good conditioner with these proteins can easily penetrate the hair shaft to replenish nutrients. These proteins can also repair split ends. Split ends develop after the protective cuticle has been stripped away from the end of hair fibers as a result of harsh chemicals or even vigorous brushing.

+Step 3: Protect your hair from the elements. Use a leave-in conditioner that contains sun block (UV protector).
Excessive exposure to the sun can damage your hair by inducing oxidation of the sulfur molecules within the hair shaft, leaving the hair weak, brittle, dry and faded. People who bleach or lighten their natural hair color may also notice slight color changes in their hair when it is exposed to sun. Blond hair may turn yellow, fade or become dull due to UV exposure. Even natural brunette hair tends to develop reddish hues from sun exposure due to oxidation of melanin pigments.

+Step 4: Maintain a healthy diet
Hair requires the same overall nutrition that the body does: plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, grains and protein including lean meat and fish. Dietitians recommend foods high in biotin, including brown rice, bulgar, brewer’s yeast, soybeans, green peas, lentils, oats, sunflower, seeds and nutritious nuts. Nutritionists advise healthy hair seekers to eat well-balanced diets that incorporate healthy proteins along with foods high in vitamins B, C, E, A and K. Hair instantly responds to the addition of protein-rich foods such as meats, eggs, cheese, seeds and nuts. Fish packs a double punch of protein combined with healthbuilding essential fatty acids and natural oils. We recommend you discuss your diet with a medical professional.

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