Dr. Bernie Nusbaum has gained the approval of our online community and his coalition colleagues and is now our newest Coalition member. His ethics, hair transplant technique, experience and commitment to his patients and their results exemplifies what we seek in a Coalition member. He has also made the investment in both staff and experience to provide his patients with large sessions of 3,000 plus follicular unit grafts (averaging 2.3 hairs per graft for total hair counts of aproximately 7,000 or more).
To learn more about his background, current procedure view the forum topic “Potential Coalition Membership for Dr. Bernie Nusbaum of Miami” and view his Coalition profile.
As a hair transplant patient himself, Dr. Nusbaum has a keen sensitivity for patients that permeates his entire clinic and his surgical results. Dr. Nusbaum under went hair transplantation in the early 1980s to treat his own hair loss. He prides himself in having a one on one relationship with all his patients and giving his home number to all his patients.
Dr. Nusbaum has not only kept pace with improvements in hair transplant techniques but contributed his considerable skills and ideas in numerous international meetings and medical journals.
In recent years Dr. Nusbaum and his staff have incorporated the use of very tiny custom cut blades that enable them to make tiny dense packed incisions that are as small as .7 mm. His highly experienced staff of ten medical techs are capable of producing thousands of extremely refined grafts that are trimmed to fit in these tiny incisions. Dr. Nusbaum carefully orientates all the graft incisions in a manner to assure that the transplanted hair will grow out in at the proper angles and directions to maximize naturalness.
Welcome to Modern Sage Online and the 3rd Edition of Carnival of a Modern Sage. Cruise through the Midway at COMS and have a look at some great posts from like-minded bloggers.
David presents “I’m not ready” posted at Red Letter Believers. A spiritual piece of work, this post addresses the statement, “Think you can’t change the world? Why not?”
Paula Kawal presents The Power of Gratitude posted at paula kawal, saying, “This article is about using gratitude to transform your life.”
David Richeson presents How To Define Your True Purpose and Passion in Life posted at 360 Degree Success, saying, “Practical questions to help you live a happier life with passion and purpose.”
Albert Foong presents a fantastic piece entitled, How to be a Rock in a Chaotic World posted at Urban Monk. I think you’ll find this philosophy to make complete sense in many aspects of your life. It certainly can pertain to situations I’ve been stuck in.
LolaLondon presents 1. Tell me a story, Jackanory… posted at L’undone. Chapter 1 of an inspirational… and interesting story. “Here is a tale of high-weirdness, big love, cyber-crime and the mutual insane obsession of two people that never even met. This blog is the true story of how it happened and how I got through it.”
Christine Kane presents Why Your Ego Loves Airline Delays posted at Christine Kane. A nice reminder of what is important in life and how to be truly grateful.
An anonymous friend presents Inner Peace posted at Success Step. A very insightful post about inner peace and happiness.
ananga presents Steering Clear of the Dodos posted at Answers from Ayurveda. Let us not forget that we can ALL make a difference!
Sundance presents How To Eat To Avoid Heart Disease posted at Ideal Internet.
Allan Wallace presents A Bastiat Free University Student writes posted at BFU - self directed learning for visionaries.
Justin Lowery presents Syndrome X: Obese, Bad Acne, Sick and/or Infertile? Part One posted at blog4brains.com, saying, “A series of articles pertaining to Insulin Resistance, including what it is, how it happens and how to help subside the condition.”
David Richeson presents Speed Kills posted at 360 Degree Success, saying, “Modern life comes at us so fast. Sometimes things happen so quickly that I find it hard to keep up. How do we keep ourselves balanced, centered and happy in this hectic world? Read on.”
Erek Ostrowski presents The One Way Street posted at Verve Coaching.
Arun presents The Power of Being Social posted at Arun is bringing you…Your Daily Remedy, saying, “How being your “most social self” can make your daily life happier and more interesting!”
David Richeson presents Are You Sure You Know What You Really Want? posted at 360 Degree Success, saying, “The Law of Attraction works– every time– so you’d better be sure you’re asking for something you really want. Are you sure? Read this.”
Kara-Leah Masina presents Confessions of a yoga addict: Rehabilitation posted at K-L Masina. Yogic practices for rehabilitating the body and mind.
Phil B. presents Neutralizing Radioactive Waste « Phil for Humanity posted at Phil for Humanity, saying, “I have been thinking of two very far out ideas of neutralizing radioactive waste that may not be feasible today, but hopefully one day could be a reality.”
Neal presents Brain Fitness: Shift Happens posted at I am busy executive with a challenging job. How is brain fitness relevant to me? posted at SharpBrains, saying, “How stress management may help us improve our quality of life and performance at work”
Shelly presents Changing your mind posted at Heart, Soul, and Body.
David Richeson presents How to Keep Yourself Healthy posted at 360 Degree Success, saying, “Who has time to be sick? Read these practical preventative methods and stay healthy.”
A COMS regular, Wenchypoo, presents Moooove Over, Bossy — A New Nutrition Game is in Town posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket. She also adds, “One thing I didn’t mention in the blog– dairy products are responsible for gallstone formation, and contribute to high cholesterol problems. I will write a ‘digestive system wrap-up’ article in the future that covers this in detail.” Yikes! Thanks, Wenchypoo!
Jack Yoest presents Emptying the Nest: Does Day Care Work? posted at Reasoned Audacity, saying, “Hillary Clinton has well known positions on daycare. In this presidential political season, we can see where she’d take the country based on what she influenced the last time a Clinton held the national bully pulpit.”
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Carnival of Modern Sages, Healthy Meals, Inspiration, Natural Health, Spirituality I’m glad to hear that the combination of Rogaine and proscar (finasteride marketed as Propecia) has been working for you. Since they both work in very different ways (the Rogaine applied directly to the scalp to stimulate hair growth, while the finasteride is taken as a pill to inhibit the development of DHT in the scalp) they can have a synergistic (2 + 2 = 7) effect.
However, if you stop using the Rogaine you will loose all the hair that it helped you retain or regrow during the whole time you used it. Often a person will quit using Rogaine because it didn’t grow new hair. Then they will shed the hair that they didn’t realize the Rogaine had actually helped them save. It’s a gamble to go off of Rogaine once you’ve been using it for a while.
As for Proscar (generic Propecia), if you quit using it your hair loss will resume again. But your hair loss will have been delayed.
Best wishes, Pat
Publisher of the Hair Transplant Network, the Coalition Hair Loss Learning Center, and the Hair Loss Q & A Blog. To share ideas with other hair loss sufferers visit our Hair Restoration Discussion Forum.