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Dr. James DeYarman graduated from Northeast Missouri State with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1969. In 1973, he graduated from Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. DeYarman completed his rotating internship in general practice at Doctors Hospital in Tucker, Georgia. In 1974 he began a general practice in San Diego, California where he became interested in hair restoration. In 1978, Dr. DeYarman did a preceptorship with Dr. C.P. Chambers of Tampa, Florida in the art of hair transplantation. Since 1974, Dr. DeYarman has studied and developed new techniques for hair restoration such as transposing of a one-centimeter grid to the area of transplanting for both calculation of density and distribution, intra-operative digital photos for documentation and video microscope usage for hair counting. These and many other creative techniques have made Dr. DeYarman evolve into a premier hair transplant surgeon and specialist in hair restoration. In addition, Dr. DeYarman has written and lectured extensively on the topic of hair loss. Dr. DeYarman incorporates an artistic approach to hair transplants, giving patients a natural-looking hairline, which has heralded him a leader in his field. Dr. DeYarman is a strong advocate of Follicular Unit Hair Transplantation and began doing this technique exclusively in 1998. With this innovative method Dr. DeYarman has been able to provide the most natural-looking hairline for his patients. Dr. Dr. DeYarman is a member of the International Alliance of Hair Restoration Surgeons and recommended by the American Hair Loss Association. Visit Dr. DeYarman's Website: www.deyarmanmedical.com

Is It Possible To Have a Hair Transplant and Wear a Hard Hat After One Week?

Written by Dr. James DeYarman on April 24, 2008

Is It Possible To Have a Hair Transplant and Wear a Hard Hat After a Week?Is it possible to have a hair transplant and wear a hard hat after a one week vacation? I’m a builder and need to wear protective head gear when I’m on the job.
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You can wear the hard hat after one week. The hat will not hurt the grafts but can be irritating to the donor area. The donor area should be watched closely to prevent any inflammatory response and a generous amount of antibiotic ointment should be applied to the area. The staples or sutures are usually left in for at least 10 days. If staples are used for closing it is possible to start removing the staples that are causing discomfort in 7 days. Good hygiene is important and on the fifth day baby oil can be applied to the transplants prior to shampooing to help remove the dried epithelium and scabs. Read more

Is It Possible To Have a Successful Hair Transplant Just In The Crown?

Written by Dr. James DeYarman on February 7, 2008

Is it possible to have a successful hair transplant just in the crown?I’m 28 years old and my hair loss seems to be isolated to the top top of my head. My hairline is still very thick and has not receded as far as I can tell. After reading information online it seems that having a hair
transplant just for the crown at my age is a bit controversial. Do you think it is possible to have a successful hair transplant just in the crown of my head without complications?I am on Propecia for a year now and everything seems to be stable.
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The crown can be a difficult area to transplant and create problems as you age. If you have a defined bald spot with distinct borders a transplant could be considered. If however, you are just thinning in the crown you should not transplant. When transplanting a thinning crown and the hairs are miniaturized you will experience shock loss in the area. Read more

$2 a Graft Hair Transplant - Is It Possible To Get a Good Hair Transplant At This Price?

Written by Dr. James DeYarman on January 16, 2008

$2 a Graft Hair Transplant - Is It Possible To Get a Good Hair Transplant For This Price?I’ve been trying to research my hair restoration options as best as I can, but keep running into conflicting information. I want to have a hair transplant but I an not sure how to get the best hair transplant for the best price. I keep seeing ads on the internet for doctors who will do a transplant for $2 dollars a graft, but as with everything in life I fear the ” I will get what I pay for.” I’m very glad that I found your organization and was hoping you can give me some guidance. Can I get a good hair transplant for $2 dollars a graft or will these doctors be cutting corners? Thanks in advance for your help, Peter
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It may be possible to get a hair transplant for $2 dollars a graft but you could get a bad hair transplant. Clinic’s that promote price are either hair transplant mills (more then one procedure per day) or a new doctor starting out. When a new doctor is starting out in this business he will offer his services for less money to get your business. Research his patients and his training. Ask if there are any additional fees and how the number of grafts needed is determined. You should find out the largest number of grafts the doctor has transplanted in one session and the type of grafts he usually transplants. Read more

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