Dr. Paul C. Cotterill
B. Sc., M.D., A.B.H.R.S
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What is “Dense Packing”?

Dense packing is where large numbers of grafts are placed closer together in a single session than has generally been done in the past. The objective is to produce a dense result with only one session. The problem with dense packing is that as noted earlier the blood supply can be impaired and occasionally very little hair grows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. How much does a hair transplant cost?
  2. How involved is Dr. Cotterill in the procedure?
  3. How do I select the best physician for my hair tranplantation?
  4. How is your office different from other hair transplantation offices?
  5. Do you use a consultant?
  6. Are hair transplants appropriate for women?
  7. What are “Follicular Units”?
  8. What is “Follicular Unit Extraction” or “FUE”?
  9. What is “Dense Packing”?
  10. What is the “Trichophytic Closure” technique?
  11. What is a “Megasession”?
  12. What is the role of lasers in transplantation?
  13. What is the status of culturing hair cells to produce an unlimited amount of donor hair?
  14. Are scalp reductions (A.R.) needed?

Applications For Hair Transplants

  1. Male Pattern Baldness (early or late thinning)
  2. Female Pattern Thinning or Hair Loss
  3. To thicken areas of hair loss and scarring after facelift procedures
  4. Eyebrow transplants
  5. Mustache, beard and pubic area transplants
  6. Scalp scars caused by accidental trauma or burns
  7. Hairline Feminization
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Dr. Cotterill is the immediate past president of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery

Board of Directors of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery

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