As one half of the top-rated Hammer and Nigel Show on 93.1 WIBC and a frequent contributor to WISH-TV, Jason Hammer has spent years as one of Indianapolis' most recognizable and unfiltered voices. Whether he's debating local politics on the nightly news or hosting his signature "Is This Anything?" segments, Hammer is known for his quick wit and candid takes. Now, he’s bringing that same transparency to his personal hair restoration journey. Hammer chose to undergo our signature Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ procedure to fill in his crown and hairline. We’ll be following Hammer every step of the way so you can see the real-time progress of his new look right here.
While Jason’s voice has always been front and center, his frequent appearances on WISH-TV meant his thinning crown and receding hairline were becoming harder to ignore. To maintain a look that matches his high-energy career, Jason decided it was time to address the "dead air" on top and rebuild a stronger frame for his face.
Procedure day! Jason underwent a Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ procedure to restore his hairline and fill in the crown for complete, maximum-density coverage.
Jason is back in the clinic for his 4-month follow-up after his Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ procedure!
At 4 months post-op, hair growth is typically at around 50%, with full results showing at 12 months. Watch as we take a close look at Jason’s progress in filling in his crown and restoring a natural, age-appropriate hairline.
4 months post-procedure update! You can see Jason’s hairline filling in naturally and his crown gaining significant density. Hair transplant results typically take 12 months for full growth, so he's well on his way! The early density is coming in great, with much more fullness to come in the months ahead!
In this video, we break down Jason's 4-month post-procedure progress across both the hairline and crown areas. We discuss why maintaining a natural hairline shape is key, how multi-unit hair grafts maximize density, and what to expect during the early hair transplant growth cycle.
