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Jeffrey W. Colyer, MD Overland Park Kansas (KS), Breast Augmentation (Breast Implants), Face Lift Surgery (Rhytidectomy), Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty), Lipoplasty (Liposuction Surgery), Return to: Home » Find a Doctor : Plastic Surgery : Kansas : Overland Park : Jeffrey W. Colyer, MD - Overland Park, KS Search for Doctors Browse By City » Start Search Over » Acupuncture Allergy and Immunology Anti-Aging Bariatric Surgery (Weight Loss) Cardiology Cataracts Chiropractic Cosmetic Dentistry Cosmetic Surgery Dentistry Dermatology Ear, Nose and Throat Facial Plastic Surgery Family Physicians Hair Restoration (Replacement) Implant Dentistry Infertility (IVF) Laser Vision Correction & LASIK Medical Spas & Medspas Minimally Invasive Surgery (BOTOX®) Obstetrics & Gynecology Oncology Ophthalmology Ophthalmology: Oculoplastics Optometry Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Orthodontics (Dentistry) Orthopedic Surgery Pediatrics Periodontics Plastic Surgery Podiatry Psychiatry Psychology Psychotherapy Urology Weight Loss Programs PLASTIC SURGERY OVERLAND PARK Jeffrey W. Colyer, MD Plastic Surgical Arts 7001 W. 121st Street Ste 101 Overland Park , Kansas (KS) 66209 PH 913-338-5600 About Jeffrey W. Colyer, MD Contact the Doctor Be the first person to Recommend this Doctor About Jeffrey W. Colyer, MD - Overland Park, Kansas (KS) Dr. Colyer is a well known plastic and reconstruction surgeon who is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgeon with a sub-specialty in cranial facial plastic and reconstruction for adults, children and infants. Dr. Colyer’s philosophy is, knowing when to do the right thing for the right individual at the right time. He is a quality physician that is ethical and moral, obligated to our patients and practice. When work calls many see their job as a way to make money or power, but others find a deeper meaning. Dr. Colyer feels that this was his chosen field, is truly his calling. He is one of 300 cranio-facial surgeons in the world. Cosmetic surgeon, Dr. Jeff Colyer performs a wide variety of cosmetic plastic surgery procedures at his practice in the Kansas City area. These include abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), breast augmentation (breast implant), browlift, liposuction, lower body lift and various other cosmetic surgery procedures. Our office is comprised of experienced staff members who care for our patients from the very first consultation until the end when the patient is fully recovered and satisfied with his or her services. Some of our most asked about procedures: Breast Augmentation (Breast Implants), Face Lift Surgery (Rhytidectomy), Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty), Procedures Performed The practice's most popular procedures are in bold. 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Index CUTTING CURLY HAIR Curly hair can be a challenge to cut. Once you gain enough confidence it can be a lot of fun to work with. However, it is essential to understand how curly hair behaves after it has been cut and dried. Although you can apply any cutting technique to curly hair, you will get different results with each one than you get with straight hair. Curl patterns can range from slightly wavy to extremely curly and curly-haired clients may have fine, medium, and course textures, with density ranging from thin to thick. T IPS FOR CUTTING CURLY HAIR 1- Curly hair shrinks much more after it dries than straight hair. The curlier the hair the more it will shrink. For every one fourth inch you cut when the hair is wet, it will shrink up to one inch when the hair is dried. Always keep this in mind when consulting with your client. 2- Using minimal tension and/or the wide teeth of your comb. If you use a lot of tension when cutting curly hair, you will stretch the wet hair even more and it will shrink that much more when it dries. 3- Curly hair naturally graduates itself. If the shape you want to create has strong angles, you need to elevate less than working with straight hair. 4- Curly hair expands more than straight hair. This means that you will generally need to leave its lengths longer, which ultimately helps weight hair down and keep the shape from shrinking or ending up to short. 5- In general a razor should not be used on curly hair. Doing so can weaken the cuticle and cause to hair to frizz. 6- Choose your texturizing carefully. Avoid using the razor, and work mostly with point cutting and freehand notching to remove bulk and weight. Home Basic Cuts Gallery Tips Cutting Curly Hair

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Help for Hair Loss: Men's Hair Loss -- Treatments Join Now | Sign In | Bookmark This Page -- All News Medical Reference Experts Community More on the WebMD redesign Today's News Home FDA News Newsletters & Alerts RSS News Feed Health Centers Home Check Your Symptoms Women's Conditions Men's Conditions Ask an Expert A-Z Home Topics A-Z Symptoms A-Z Tests A-Z Drugs A-Z Tools A-Z Living Well Home Diet & Nutrition Exercise & Fitness Healthy Aging Men's Health Women's Health Sexual Health Ask an Expert More... Health Services Home Find a Doctor Insurance Guide Clinical Trials Medicare Benefits Subscription Services Pregnancy Home Getting Pregnant Pregnancy Parenting Ask an Expert Boards & Blogs Home Boards A-Z Blogs & Real Stories Live Events WebMD University FREE Newsletters Print Friendly Version Email a Friend Edited by Cynthia Haines, MD , August 2005. --WebMD Medical Reference from the American Hair Loss Association Table of Contents Basics of Hair Loss Causes and Types Men's Hair Loss Introduction Causes of Hair Loss Diagnosis Treatments Women's Hair Loss Children's Hair Loss Hair Replacement Surgical Hair Restoration Resources and Glossary -- Hair Loss: Treatments Reviewed by Paul J. McAndrews, MD, Clinical Instructor of Dermatology, USC School of Medicine, July 2005. Edited by Cynthia Haines, MD , August 2005. In the past few years, medicine has made tremendous strides in the treatment of men's hair loss. With the advent of 5-alpha-reductace inhibitors such as Propecia and the evolution of surgical hair restoration, living with noticeable hair loss is no longer inevitable. For the first time in the history it is now possible to stop or slow the progression of hair loss and to replace lost hair through surgery with completely natural results. However, with that said, the vast majority of hair loss treatments being marketed today are still nothing but "snake oils." You may have seen the ads in the back of men's magazines, you've heard the commercials on the radio, and you've seen the infomercials promoting miracle treatments for hair loss. The bottom line is that most advertised "treatments" do not work for the prevention and treatment of hair loss. If a hair loss treatment is not approved by the FDA or recommended by the American Hair Loss Association, chances are you are wasting your time and money. Remember that successful treatment of hair loss is greatly dependent on early intervention. It is critical to begin treatment with an effective product as soon as you notice the onset of hair loss. The following two treatments have been clinically proven to successfully treat hair loss in men to varying degrees. Finasteride (Proscar, Propecia) Finasteride is the generic name for the brand name drugs Proscar and Propecia. Finasteride was originally developed by the pharmaceutical company Merck as a drug (Proscar) to treat enlarged prostate glands. During the trials on men with prostate problems, researchers noted an intriguing side effect: hair growth. Since finasteride had already been approved by the FDA to treat enlarged prostates in men, Merck decided to pursue the possibility of developing finasteride as the first pill to treat male pattern baldness. Minoxidil, a topical liquid solution, was already on the market (see below). In December 1997, the FDA approved a 1mg dose of finasteride for the treatment of androgenetic alopecia (male pattern baldness) in men. Propecia is the first drug in history to effectively treat male pattern baldness in the majority of men who use it. How Finasteride Works Finasteride's hair-raising success is due to its ability to specifically inhibit 5-alpha-reductase, the enzyme that converts testosterone into a more potent androgen dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Propecia's 1 mg dose of finasteride can effectively lower DHT levels in the scalp by as much as 60% when taken daily. It is DHT that shrinks or miniaturizes the hair follicle, which eventually leads to baldness. This 60% reduction in DHT has proven to stop the progression of hair loss in 86% of men taking the drug during clinical trials. 65% of trial participants had what was considered a substantial increase of hair growth. At this point, the only truly effective medically proven way to arrest the hair loss process is to lower DHT levels. The American Hair Loss Association recommends finasteride as the first line of attack for all men interested in treating their male pattern baldness. Minoxidil (Rogaine) Minoxidil was the first drug approved by the FDA for the treatment of male pattern baldness. For many years, minoxidil, in pill form (brand name Loniten), was widely used to treat high blood pressure. Just like finasteride, researchers discovered a very interesting side effect of the drug. People taking the medication were growing hair in unexpected places, such as on their cheeks and the back of their hands. Some people grew hair on their foreheads. Some enterprising researchers had the notion that applying minoxidil topically, directly on the head, might grow hair on balding areas. It did, to varying degrees depending on the extent of the hair loss, but at the time it was revolutionary. While minoxidil has been clinically proven to slow the progression of hair loss and regrow some hair, most experts see it as a relatively marginally effective drug in the fight against hair loss. Since minoxidil has no effect on the hormonal process of hair loss, its positive effects are at best temporary and usually yield somewhat disappointing results. The American Hair Loss Association still recommends the drug for those who have not responded favorably to finasteride treatment or for those who would like to add another product to their regimen. The AHLA does not recommend minoxidil as the first line of attack for men suffering with male pattern baldness, but does recognize it as an effective treatment for a small percentage of its users. ©2005 American Hair Loss Association. All rights reserved. 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