If you notice the suture line extends well past my ear. Most doctors don’t take a strip that extends that far. They like to stay between the ears thus yielding significantly less hair. The donor scar when done properly by a top notch surgeon should not be an issue. The irony is Dr. Bolton will move more hair and leave a smaller donor scar. How is that possible? Dr. Bolton has a god-given talent that has been refined over thousands of cases and fifteen years, which enables him to put his patients first.

We want our patients to have the most significant results possible. The more hair taken from the donor area will translate to either more coverage or density or both. Why leave hair in the donor area when you can put them to work in your areas of loss? When you have a doctor who can move more hair then others with a smaller donor scar, why not take advantage of that skill?

This is ten days after the procedure when the sutures were removed.

The only thing showing is the remaining crusts that stuck to the suture line. Dr. Bolton consistently leaves a suture line similar to the edge of a piece of paper. He does not charge extra for this unique and special skill. In twelve years of working in this field and having observed the work of hundreds of doctors I’ve never seen anyone with Dr. Bolton’s skill set. Please note how short the patient’s hair is and how fine the line really is. The red dots will disappear in a couple of weeks and the hair around the suture line will grow back in.