Address: 1070 Powers Pl, Alpharetta, GA 30009, USA
Phone: +16785661011
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–6PM
Tuesday: 8AM–6PM
Wednesday: 8AM–6PM
Thursday: 8AM–6PM
Friday: 8AM–6PM
Saturday: Closed
brook Tilaye
I had a procedure with dr cole in 2014, 1200 grafts.The reason I am giving the clinic this review is mostly for their bad post surgery support, it might be because of the volume of people that come in but I received little to no response, I even scheduled a time and went to the office and they said the doctor can not see you right now. The result I got from the procedure was like 3 out of 10, very weak far apart hair growth, but I understand that this might happen and it's not a 100% science, but the post surgury support was just unacceptable and after just doing a second procedure for 1/6 the cost , I can definitely tell you this place is anothor overpriced hype train, I remember being so uncomfortable during the procedure because they didnt even have head support and constantly asked me to keep my head level with all that numbing in me Save your money and go somewhere else.
Kathryn Cate
I am Kathy's husband. Dr cole operated on me after my head went through a windshield. He did an amazing job considering he had to work with scar tissue. A true artist!
pedro mateo
Dr.Cole did my hair transplant in 2012 . I ‘m very happy with the result .The system that he uses shows positive hair growth.His staff is very friendly and made sure that everything went smoothly .Dr. Cole’s office is very organized .I highly recommend Dr.Cole to anyone looking for hair transplant .
Jude Stritzinger
I just wanted to say thank you to Dr. Cole and his staff who are very professional. And the results I received were beyond my expectations. I contacted Dr. Cole after having a terrible first experience with a FUE hair transplant doctor in Florida. I was already insecure about my hair then also at that time I paid alot of money only to be let down. But i cant say enough about Dr. Cole and his work but hopefully my pictures will. This man has changed my life and I also sent a few personal friends to him also and they all had positive results. There are thousands of so called FUE doctors but very few will give the good results. And that is definitely Dr. John Cole.
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FUE hair transplant healing in the donor area really depends on the number of grafts, the surgeon's skills and it vary from patient to patient becuase every patient has different healing characteristings but usually it takes the donor area 3-7 days to heal and most patient can go back to work during this period, some patients go back to work after one day. In the recipient area it takes 7-10 days for the redness and crust to go away but some patients with sensitive skin can some sort of redness up to 1 month. A daily care of washes using soap and water can can promote fast healing in both the donor and recipient area, we recommend using a soft sponge in the recipient area to apply it. In general the patient can resume full activities within 2-3 days after the surgery.
PRP has nothing to do with the follicle transection rate. Will it help transected follicles grow? perhaps. it is something we can study with the H2H Fotofinder software
Sarah said it well. i will add that the donor area after hair transplant need to stay full enough after the extractions with no visible scarring. It depends on the hair transplant surgeon skills and the punch size his is using.
After the surgery, many people can return to work several days. Two to three weeks after the operation it is common for the transplanted hair to fall out. It makes way for the growth of new hairs. Many people will see a certain amount of new hair growth within 8 to 12 months of surgery.
Factors like age, forhair clinic, and hair loss progression help answer this question. The person receives more than one treatment in most cases, although it may take several years between them. The quality of the hair transplant performed will determine the need for additional procedures. If the treatment is of higher quality, the longer it will last and the longer the time between hair transplants will be available.
An FUE transplant is a permanent hair loss solution in the sense that hair follicles are genetically programmed to continue to grow for life. Nonetheless, most patients may need more than one operation during their lifetime to maintain their ideal overall appearance.
Yes, the translanted hairs are permanent, They follows the genetics and behaviour of the donor area which contain existing hairs even when a patient is going down to norwood 7 and will continue to grow as it did in the donor area.
Hi Earl, there is little pain when applying the anesthesia in the donor but it's just the first shots and you don't feel anythning when it becomes numb...it is less painful and definetally less scary then the dentist :) then the surgery itself is not paunfull, espcially with the FUE technique which is less invasive then the strip technique. Would you like to have consultation? apply here for free: https://www.forhair.com/free-online-consultation/
The question is not clear, Do you request to move the beard from the crown to the front, or take directly from the beard to the front? we can take from the crown and move to the beard, but the yield won't be that good. It's like go to a foreign country and exchanging money. You never get your dollars worth.
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