www.hairtx.com FEMALE HAIRLINE LOWERING DIARY PART 1 OF 2 – DALLAS HAIR TRANSPLANT SURGEON, DR. SAMUEL LAM, PRESENTS A VIDEO DIARY SHOT BY ONE OF HIS PATIENTS WHO FILMED HERSELF EVERY DAY FOR 10 DAYS FOLLOWING HER HAIR TRANSPLANT TO LOWER A HIGH HAIRLINE THAT SHE WAS BORN WITH. KEY…

www.drerika.com | Medication is not the answer! Diagnosis is based on one blood test called tsh. The criteria are established by the American Endocrine Society and are not sufficient to identify all cases. Since our diet is lacking in iodine we run the risk of having low thyroid. You can’t take a supplement for low thyroid. You must get a prescription from your Doctor. Call my office and schedule a phone consultation if you are having difficulty finding a Doctor that will help you. http
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50 Responses to “DALLAS HAIR TRANSPLANT DIARY: FEMALE HAIRLINE LOWERING PART1”
  1. samlammd says:

    @musicman0559 no, i have not heard anything from her at all despite my contacting her. sorry.

  2. musicman0559 says:

    @samlammd Hi Dr. Lamm … Anything yet? I just had my hairline adjusted and would love to see her full result

  3. samlammd says:

    @Evangeline4love hi, i have been asked not to post prices. call my office 888-866-3388 or 972-312-8188 or email (which takes longer) marcy at lamfacialplastics [dot com].
    best,
    sml

  4. Evangeline4love says:

    how much does this cost? im 33 yr old woman. this gives me hope.

  5. samlammd says:

    @mi13estrellas FUE is 4x the cost, does not harvest that much hair and can waste donor hair. the only reason to do FUE is in a male that wants to have very very closely cropped hair and has significant density, minimal hair loss, and is willing to spend upwards of 8 to 10 x the cost for a ht but still cannot shave his hair completely down.

  6. samlammd says:

    @beezwaldo no sorry. the patient does not live in dallas and has not responded to my contacting her.

  7. mi13estrellas says:

    @Hektor7788
    Dr. Lam what is the difference between FUE and the other method ? In what cases would one choose one a little more over the other?
    do you do both methods?
    what would you suggest if i wanted to add more fullness to my top

  8. beezwaldo says:

    do u have an up date as of mar 2010

  9. samlammd says:

    that is cool. i run a course on hair transplant in st. louis every year. i am not allowed to publish prices here by my staff. just call 888-866-3388 for a ballpark.
    best,
    sml

  10. poetic1984 says:

    Hey… I’ve been trying to find a doctor that does hairline transplants or lowering and so far the only one I found was is beverly hills. I live In st. Louis. Can you tell me about how much this procedure costs without insurance ? Thanks. Great job.

  11. samlammd says:

    they should go back to normal after stopping. In fact, 57% of side effects will stop if you continue. obviously, people on the Internet are claiming that they don’t.

  12. youngmanson23 says:

    on propecia i was reading the side effects:decreased sex drive, impotence, itching, rash, swelling, testicular pain. are most of this side effects permanent or take a long time before they wear off?

  13. samlammd says:

    i can’t give you medical advice. however, that is on the younger side and you have a very very high chance of having an unnatural result in the future because you would run out of usable donor hair in the future. you could possibly be a great candidate for propecia and rogaine. talk to your physician. visit my site hairtx [dot com] and read my medical treatment section.

  14. youngmanson23 says:

    im just turned 20 last August and my hair is starting to fall out and my hairline is receding i went to my doctor and she said it was MPB (because it runs in the family) could i still get a hair transplant?

  15. carven2004eca says:

    I’m 22. I’ve already called to have an appointment to get one scheduled. How much did it cost you and how long was the swelling there? Was the swelling bad to the point where you couldn’t go out in public?

  16. samlammd says:

    yes, so long as you are probably over 30 just to make sure that you are not truly a MPB sufferer.
    best,
    dr. samuel lam

  17. shuyin200 says:

    I am a male who has had a big forehead since childhood. I’m wondering if you do this procedure for men that are not suffering from MPB.

  18. Hektor7788 says:

    i had a HT that looks like this girls. It was a FUE, where they pluck individual hairs out. After 6 days it was completely unnoticeable. My hair was even shaved down to a one. and after a week all the scabs where gone and noone had a clue, they just commented how short my hair was. Its been 9 days since and i feel good. this transplanted hair will stay there til you die. i still use rogaine on the other parts of my head where the rest of my hair might go.

  19. samlammd says:

    si yo puedo hablar espanol. i speak pretty good medical spanish but cannot talk to someone outside of that. so you should be fine.

  20. troytatita says:

    Well, Im from Puerto Rico I know a little english, but if i fly to Dallas, in the clinic exist some person who speak spanish, for some question that i can’t do in english, and can help me in the translate ??? Please let me know .Thanks

  21. samlammd says:

    no, you do not need rogaine afterwards for female hairline lowering. rogaine is really only for someone who is losing their hair. this woman was not losing hair. she just wanted a lower hairline.

  22. troytatita says:

    It is true, after the surgery you have to use minoxidil or rogaine to see results?? You have to use, but is temporaly ?? Please let me know ahhh and you look so preety.

  23. samlammd says:

    hair can shed but does not always do so. typically hair starts to become fuller after 6 to 9 months with a complete result by 12 to 18 months.

  24. anhnbui says:

    Hi. Just had my hair transplant a month ago and was wondering if you experience a lot of hair shaft falling out after the first 1 month. The doctor said it was normal, but i have not experienced much of that. Have you hair fully grown in yet? I look at it everyday with anticipation.

  25. samlammd says:

    sorry, point #2 should read “which is harder when many high hairlines have a flatter appearance and you just lower them.”

  26. MsTruNorth says:

    @wbkzaldana My advisory about Armour is that it is a ixed-ratio hormone replacement, i.e., it assumes that a fixed ratio of T4 to T3 is perfect for you. One size does not fit all. A wise course is probably to work with your doctor on fiding a combination of T4 and T3 that makes you feel optimally well. If you are in menopause or have had any ovarian problem, you will not convert T4 to T3 efficiently. Consider a T3-only regimen in that instance. God’s speed.

  27. MsTruNorth says:

    @newton2013 Explain to your doctor that many labs took samples from any blood that came to their labs not designated as belonging to a thyroid patients, and from that set the lab reference ranges for “normal TSH, T4 and T3. In recent years medical journals have noted that many people undiagnosed with active thyroid disease were in the samplings that set the ranges for “normal”.

  28. MsTruNorth says:

    This is the most common sense I’ve seen on YouTube–or in most media sources–about thyroid disease. This woman should visit medical schools and lecture to medical students. They typically receive only 2 to 3 hours’ instruction on the thyroid, even at the most prestigious medical schools. Also many medical students are not taught to introduce hormone replacement in increments, rather than the full replacement dose all at once. A patient’s re-action to the sudden full dose causes undiagnosis,

  29. 010steveo says:

    great video!thank you Dr.

  30. nam701 says:

    Thanks for your post, I’m just learning more and more about this. For the supplement you talked about, is it better to take 1 pill of 50 mgs or 3 to 4 pills of 12.5 mgs throughout the day if you have major hypothyroidism?

  31. newton2013 says:

    How do I find a doctor who will treat me with t3?
    I got as far as using armour, but my body and mind are not happy.
    Doc only pays attention to TSH. I got online tests done on my own,
    showed free t4 and t3 at bottom of ‘range’. Cortisol tests showed me my cortisol levels are freaking out. I cannot find a doctor who recognizes any of the information I have found… Where do I find wise doctors?

  32. wbkzaldana says:

    I was recently diagnosed with hypothyroid and placecd on synthroid. after a month i asked to swtich to amour, a natural version. now i am having very bad acne and and dry skin. i have been on armour for 1 month and it is progressevily getting worse. how can i correct this. im 26 and have always had mild acne but this is way worse. pls help.

  33. izzo70 says:

    thyroid hormones suck in any form – armour, synthroid, levoxyl, levothroid, eltroxin cytomel. None of them work well and only relieve partial symtpoms and usually create additional problems. I hate thyroid disease, its a death sentence.

  34. ChicPolarBear says:

    I suffered for 7 yrs. with all the symptoms of hypothyroidism..but because my lab work was “normal”, I did not get treatment until my thyroid stopped functioning altogether! I have noticed some improvement after 6 weeks on Synthroid, although my hair feels dry and straw-like. I have since done more research, and am convinced that combination therapy is better than T4 alone. I am going to see about adding T3, and take evening primrose oil supplement to improve the problem with my hair.

  35. kekedj214 says:

    I think I have it but my doctors are saying Im in the range. My tsh last checked was 3.34. Im just at the border line so my dic wont diagnose. I have heart palpatation headaches, etc.

  36. heatherboo74 says:

    thank you for this video, eveyr thing that you said I feel and after 50lbs taking on still my drs are still twiddleing there tumbs any info is helpful thanks

  37. estrella563 says:

    my dr. told me i had 2take da pills 4thyroid all my life:/ i was only 8&now im 16 &ive gotten used 2it..but now my neck looks swollen…&im not overweight but it get rly hard 2loose pounds.

  38. mike199018 says:

    i went 2 c the doctor last monday..he took my blood to do the test,,he think i got thyroid problem..i lose a lot of hair now and it really sucks coz all my siblings have thick hair and im losing my hair everyday!!!!i should die on my birthday,,GOD heal me PLEASE!!!!!!!!wats wrong with my fuckin body!!!!

  39. JoshTucker9151 says:

    @PlatnumEyez
    As for adrenal fatigue that’s a completely different disorder, though it may have similar and almost exact symptoms it doesn’t have any similar causes to hypothyroid, and definitely in the case of hashimoto’s thyroiditis

  40. JoshTucker9151 says:

    @PlatnumEyez
    For hashimoto’s thyroiditis (which causes hypothyroid) there is only one thing you need tested which can be tested by blood. Because antibodies use the blood for transport in your body all they have to do is test for hashimoto’s in your blood. If you don’t have hashimoto’s then other methods will be needed to test it, though most people with hypothyroid got it as a result from hashimoto’s

  41. gledalac1979 says:

    just use coconut oil for thyroid

  42. PlatnumEyez says:

    I do have it….I took several other tests and it showed up as underactive. I also have adrenal fatigue which goes hand in hand.

  43. JoshTucker9151 says:

    Levothyroxine is used to treat hypothyroid (under active thyroid) not Hyperthyroid. I’m medicated on levothyroxine because of hashimoto’s thyroiditis

  44. JoshTucker9151 says:

    @PlatnumEyez
    If your TSH levels are okay and you don’t have hashimoto’s in your blood either than you don’t have it…………

  45. JoshTucker9151 says:

    @ilikeyoutub07
    You have a goiter just get Iodine

  46. Rockfordal says:

    I’ve been loosing hair on random spots for a few years, and have had anxiety and alot of mental fog. ive started taking sea salt for iodine, and recommended food for h.pylori (garlic, cranb..). I might feel a little better alreay. Im also going to try to remove chloride and chloramine from my water that i drink and shower with, since ive heard they also “indirectly” can affect the iodine levels in the water or body and hurt the thyroid. I have a strong belief that i can get rid of my problems.

  47. ilikeyoutub07 says:

    im 18 and i have thyroid problems i think.. lower part of my throat is swollen and i feel pressure inside my throat.. feels like a lump. . also I feel really tired alot.. and sleepy.. and sometimes i feel cold for no reason. I started working out..once i workout i feel really bad and supertired after. im so scared.. :(

  48. PinonRelle says:

    i feel exactly like that.but i am losing weight and my doc thinks its my thyroid?Anyways i can ix my thyroid so i can gain a lil weight back?

  49. pipitail says:

    I was given synthroid today but I looked it up I line and said it causes hair loss. Also I read that the iodine is hindered by the thyroid, Not about not given enough. What do you say?

  50. illtattoo says:

    god i wish we had doctors like her in the uk our doctors dont help at all and it is so undertreated here, the only option i have is to take levothyroxine cuz thats all thats available my life is shit n i would rather be dead tbh i had a over active thyroid to begin with and that was bad and the doctors fucked me up and stopped my throid from working altogether

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