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Out of the hundreds of procedures he performs each year
the last thing hair-transplant surgeon Dr. Robert Dorin expected to do was perform surgery on his father.

Robert M. Dorin Sr. had been losing his hair for many years
but few people knew how much it bothered him. Then
one day at a family function
the elder Dorin casually mentioned to his son that he was considering treatment.

"It surprised me because my father knew what type of work I do and he never said anything
Dorin said.

Caught unawares, Dorin was nevertheless delighted that his father was taking matters into his own hands.
My father's hair loss finally reached a point where most of the hair in the frontal area had fallen out
he said.

So Dorin decided to come up with a surprise of his own.


Given that it was a week before my dad's birthday
I figured it was a great opportunity to give him a gift that he would enjoy for the rest of his life
he said.
I scheduled a procedure for my father for the very next week."

On the day of the surgery
the two discussed the details of the procedure and what to expect.

"I could feel and see my dad's excitement grow as things took shape
Dorin said.
He realized just how much hair he had lost over the years and how much I would be able to put back in just one procedure."

The procedure required 1
571
hair-transplant grafts and took about 7 hours. Three weeks later
there are no telltale signs of the hair transplant. He should begin enjoying his new look in three to six months.

"Working on my dad was something extra special for me
Dorin said.
It was an honor to be able to do something that would have a lasting
positive impact on his life. It is very similar to the way his actions and support have shaped my life."