I obtained my MD. in 2002, and from 2011, I work as a surgical specialist. I’ve always found aesthetic surgery very interesting, and I’ve been working in this medical branch for several years now. Hair transplantation is an aesthetical intervention that requires the use of special techniques, but very positive changes can be achieved in patients’ lives. And this is the primal aim of every surgeon!
The face and the chest are – using an antropological expression – “active surfaces”, that visually express someone’s personality to others. Being satisfied with the aesthetic of these is essential to live a happy and full life. Hair transplantation can put the most important “active surface” in a new frame. Thus, the forehead’s, eyebrows’ and eyes’ expressions can be seen in a new environment: the face’s aesthetic changes, the expressions become more powerfull/ its expressiveness improves. The patient feels more like himself, the quality of his life improves. Achieving this – both philosophically and technically – is a honourable and great challenge to a surgeon.