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Dallas hair transplant surgeon Dr. Sam Lam talks about what defines a regional hair transplant. He talks about the importance of looking at the finest grafts for the frontal hairline and white hairs in particular for temporal reconstruction if they are present. He goes beyond the concept of just size of follicular units when deciding how to distribute and place grafts. This is highly dependent on the quality of the hair transplant team.
Dallas facial plastic surgeon Dr. Sam Lam talks about how youthfulness has been defined differently over the past 20 to 30 years and how we are able to now achieve levels of youthfulness that are very different from what we could have in the past in this podcast.
Dallas hair transplant surgeon Dr. Sam Lam talks about the possible link of male pattern baldness with Covid disease in this podcast.
Dallas Facial Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sam Lam talks about the problem with cyclical lower-eyelid swelling and the difficulty of addressing it through fillers, eyebag-removal blepharoplasty, and fat grafting.
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Dallas hair transplant surgeon Dr. Sam Lam talks about the hair diseases that are on the rise during Covid.
Dallas facial plastic surgeon Dr. Sam Lam talks about the importance and the unimportance of symmetry in Facial Plastic Surgery and facial cosmetic enhancement. He talks about how his priority is working on symmetry but that when the patients‘ goal is symmetry that they are oftentimes not happy after the procedure with some exceptions, which Dr. Lam enumerates in this podcast.
Dallas hair transplant surgeon Dr. Sam Lam talks about the protocols and attitudes to improve hair loss using proper medical therapy and gives pearls and tricks on how to be compliant with medical therapy for hair loss in this podcast.
Dallas Facial Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sam Lam talks about the importance of dissolving unnatural and poor fillers sooner than later in this podcast.
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