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Bardia Amirlak
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Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) For Hair Restoration and Growth -- Dr. Bardia Amirlak
Dr. Bardia Amirlak, Associate Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, at UT-Southwestern, the premier plastic surgery program in the country, demonstrates and walks us through the PRP procedure for hair restoration. If you have any questions or are interested in learning more about this procedure, please feel free to reach out to us on this RUclips channel. For new patient inquiries, please contact the Department of Plastic Surgery at (214) 645-2353.
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Migraine Surgery (Nerve decompression ) for Migraines, NDPH and Occipital Neuralgia by Dr. Amirlak
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Dr Bardia Amirlak MD,FACS explains Migraine Surgery (Nerve decompression surgery) for Chronic Headaches, New Daily Persistent Headaches (NDPH), Occipital Neuralgia and classical Migraines . There are 6 trigger sites that can be addressed. Although not a Migraine cure the results can range from mild improvement to dramatic elimination of the headaches.
Endoscopic assisted Greater Occipital Nerve Decompression
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Endoscopic assisted modification of the Greater Occipital Nerve Decompression for treatment of Migraine, NDPH and Occipital Neuralgia Bardia Amirlak MD,FACS Associate Professor Medical Director Plastic Surgery Clinic Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, Texas
Dr Bardia Amirlak Vectra Imaging Demo for Breast Augmentation
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Bardia Amirlak M.D., F.A.C.S. is a triple board certified plastic surgeon, associate professor of plastic surgery and medical director of the plastic surgery clinic and cosmetic training clinic at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. He specializes in cosmetic surgery of the face and body. Together with his research and his clinical practice he utilizes innovations suc...
Fat Grafting to the Hands
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Dr. Bardia Amirlak performing the hand rejuvenation fat grafting technique in the operating room.
Sclerotherapy on Hands
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Dr. Bardia Amirlak performing sclerotherapy on hands and showing the elevation effects.
The Liquid Facelift Part 2
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Dr. Bardia Amirlak's Liquid Facelift techniques using the ideal and most up-to-date combination of fillers in the lateral and medial cheeks, temples, and other areas of the face provides a smooth, gentle lift and fill for patients who are not yet ready for a facelift.
Hand Rejuvenation - Done In the Office
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Dr. Bardia Amirlak performing his hand rejuvenation technique for reduced vein appearance and younger looking hands.
Patient Testimonial - Nerve Decompression for Migraines
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Patient had nerve decompression surgery with Dr. Bardia Amirlak.
UT Southwestern Medallion Guest Suites Tour
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UT Southwestern Medallion Guest Suites Tour
Patient Testimonial - Nerve Decompression Migraine Surgery
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Patient had nerve decompression surgery with Dr. Bardia Amirlak.
Patient Testimonial - Migraine Nerve Decompression Surgery (2015)
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Patient had nerve decompression surgery with Dr. Bardia Amirlak in October 2015.
Patient Testimonial - Nerve Decompression Migraine Surgery
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Patient had nerve decompression surgery and had great results with Dr. Bardia Amirlak.
Patient Testimonial - January 2015
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Patient that had migraine nerve decompression surgery with Dr. Bardia Amirlak in January of 2015.
Anatomical Regional Targeted (ART) nerve blocks for Migraine Headaches
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Anatomical Regional Targeted (ART) nerve blocks for Migraine Headaches
Can this help with dizziness related to migraine?? As horrendous as the pain is the thr dizziness and balance is worse 😞
My primary doctor suggested that my throbbing pain was due to occipital neuralgia. I've experienced no numbness, or blurred vision. The pain radiates down to my right shoulder blade (same side of throbbing ache). I have been wondering 1. If a chiropractor did an aggressive neck manipulation to have caused my pain or 2. Having my one and only episode of vertigo, caused by a right inner ear infection. Both events happened around the same time, back in 2021, so it's hard for me to truly tell. Nonetheless, I have suffered from throbbing headaches on the back right side of my head and having muscle tightness in my neck...again, radiating down to my right shoulder blade. With all that said, do you suppose I have a herniated disc at the base of my head, instead, that could be causing the pain? I would love some feedback. Thanks.
This video is such a fantastic tutorial. I followed all of the steps except that I didn't have any epinephrine on hand so I made due with some anti-freeze instead. It cleared up my migraines and I'm feeling great now.
Great video. What percent lido are you using? 1?
How is this surgery done if you have already had a chiari decomposion surgery done?
This operation save my life ! Its now five weeks ago that i have my operation ! My professor saved my life 🙏 ! Iam so grateful 🙏 !!!
Five weeks ago i have this operation . The pain was immediately gone ! The professor gave my life back🙏 !!
do you have a migrains ??or what are the pain laocated befor surgery
I have been suffering from intractable chronic migraines since I was 25/26. I am 42 and have tried everything and nothing worked. Migraines are debilitating and destroy your quality of life so I am considering having this surgery done. Migraine pain can be never -ending
I have had headaches everyday and migraines 2-3 times a week for the last 4 years. I take Aimovig which has made my migraines go to 2-3 times a month, but I’m still getting headaches 3-6 times a week. I have tried so many different medications, therapies, imaging, and different treatments, and seen quite a few different doctors and they don’t know what is wrong with me. I have started bringing this procedure up with my pain management doctor and hopefully looking into it… I am losing hope that anything will work.
Can u tell me where is this hospital located
I got mine done by a surgeon in the UK. let me know if you still need the Info.
Just cut that nerve and no more migraine occipital nerve gone because i get migraines from the back of my neck tough and i put pressure on the occipital nerve and what a relief if does ,but is that bad to put pressure on the nerve because its so addictive and feels good
Hae am hellen i have the same thing in my hand my left hand can u help me
You didn't mention lateral apex/vertex headaches.
This is a terrific video of the surgery. Thanks so much!
I had this " bilateral greater and lesser and third occipital nerve decompression/avulsion" this is my 4 the day of healing. I am excited. Yes what you said like you have no life. I think yours where worse. I did my in abort shots. Sumatriptan and toradol if needed. The main key was to abort my grains before the group they get all. Sometimes I took pure sets that have barbiturate caffeine and Tylenol worked on the tiny migraines. I never had migraines where I woke up. Went to sleep. Basically I would have bored it and sometimes it would come back the next day once it hits about 5 days. Of course I wait too late to get steroid packet or steroid shot. It's hard to drive all the way across to the big town to get some sort of IV that really didn't work with all the stuff they put in the IV and the doctor want to cut me down to six sumitription shots a month. I said I get over 15 some months like in the winter it would cut down. Basically I'm a weather migraineer but after my neck surgery 2021 I noticed things changed. I start getting like green in my ear. I start getting this blaring pain the back of my neck that if it went up to the back of my head I knew it turned into a migraine. That was something new to me. I never knew that migraines have to do with the nerves wrapped around her head. I kept thinking it was in my behind in my brain. And I wish my migraine specialists would have told me about Vanderbilt hospital plastic surgeon. They did surgery for this. I met the surgeon. I filled out something online cuz I ran into them but accident I don't know how I came about it. It was like a miracle and then they had an appointment and then I was supposed to get some sort of nerve test block cuz they were going to block my nerves on my upper neck for the chronic migraines and possibly burn those nerves every 6 months. And the doctor call me and says do you want to do this? Is it yeah cuz I'm going to file your insurance and they did that department especially trained. Basically Vanderbilt is very well trained to deal with my state insurance and I've been so happy. So I just had my surgery. I'm really not increasing pain, but I hope everybody knows that those nerves outside your head either behind your eye around dry or in your temples or the official nerves in the back. They can't be treated and have surgery to clean up and relieve the pressure it's having. The doctor told me I had a lot of scarring but I swear I was not no sport athlete or been in a bad car accident. I don't know if had to do with me being a kid on roller skates. I remember sliding my back against bricks or somebody pulled my hair real hard when I was little. Who knows. That was only trippy thing. But thank you for your testimony. I could not imagine what you been through off. Couldn't lived throughout your brave young lady.
My back head was cut straight across left to right. Back of my head is numb. No severe pain during the healing process. It's been since the 16th of March and today is 19th of March. I still need to rest cuz I do go to the store and go to another store and when it came home I had to take medicine and lay down carefully and I did fall asleep. As a patient had to keep things light so I really have been doing nothing much. I don't know why my plastic searching cut my head that way compared to your technique. This was done in Vanderbilt plastic surgery center and I was. It was a very good place that I actually accidentally discovered not by my national neuroscience which wish they did refer me. But I found something online and just filled out the form and I got a phone call on the free consultation. It did take my state insurance. They are very well trained to deal with it cuz I have very chronic bad migraines. The doctor found that I had a lot of scarring in occipital nerve area which I don't know why. I had a lot of confidence as well as a doctor to team and anesthesiologist in my surgery and aftercare. It's not much going on. I don't have tubes or drainage. No bleeding. I make sure my hair is washed and cleaned and it kind of just as like a shield over the sutures healing up. Then just leave my hair up in the ponytail cuz I'm very thin hair at this point in my life. If it was thick I would probably put a ponytail in air it out so. That's my hair was up. It'll be leaning against pillowcase and material that I put my head against with mania. They on my sides. And I do a big role of a soft blanket to go under my neck and sit up with a bunch of big pillows and I could sleep on my back a very short time before I go lay on my sides. There may be more surgery, probably near my eye. Top my head or side but that's something to discuss and see if I'm still having front. A call front face to head and temple pain because the Botix talks holds down a lot but it's not perfect for me. I think Botox was only working 25%. Maybe less but I've been on everything and all I am has been on as a support meds, somewhere trips and shots toward all. Only allowed to have one per week. If I had that much returning constant migraine. I created my own migraine kit to in order to have the ER. Even though my neurologist trying to cut me down to six shots a month. So when I discovered about the plastic surgery in Vanderbilt have been very relieved and I might transfer my care to their migraine doctors for I could be open to research in the latest care as long as my insurance will approve it. I like your video and it's very interesting. I just wanted to learn a little bit more
I'm getting this exact surgery tomorrow in the exact points as her. In addition, they're doing it inside my nose since most of my migraines' cause comes from my nose. Hopefully it will go well!
Does that have burning sensation 🤔
Dr I am suffering green mucus from left nostril for past 3 months now 5 days it is smelling very bad .could not talk to a person .is this condition any thing to do with Gastrology .which doctor will be best any idea what my illness symptoms r indicating .pls guide thnks.
That's why I can't be a doctor. Everything looks the same... Red meat, cannot differentiate between muscles, nerve, blood vessels etc
I wonder if we could use needless injector for this procedure.
I request to answer this problem I have been dealing with almost 20+ years. 1. Sometimes during journey, I get muscle tightness at back of head ( Not exactly back 2 inch above towards scalp). I cant say its headache but its totally different feeling and if I suddenly move my head right and left I feel something at back of my head moving parallely. 2. Over the period of time I got to know its triggers (a) via post lunch especially if I am not doing any work and resting myself in cushions. If I get into some physical work bit hard, then I dont experience it. (b) impropper posture by lying down resting my head towards wall ( I hv stopped completely) (c) Sudden unwanted stress. This case it goes away by trying to relax the muscle by pulling the muscles of ears ( without applying hands) though takes time So most of the time the nerve at back head become overreactive ( I dont know if its the perfect word). My life is hell. I tried explaining to many doctors but did not get any satisfactory answer. Over search, I found Migrane may be triggering this unwanted feeling at backhead. But I did not find any link between gastracid and this. I came accross Occipital nuralagia and think that its corelated. I cant call it a headace. During climbing stairs I used to feel a bulb is getting switch off and on when I get this problem.
Where are you located? You look absolutely amazing, I would fly to you tomorrow or whenever I could get an appt. I've had occipital nerve block injections about 10 times. My neurologist that was temporary put the shots in the sweet spots where it completely took my migrane pain away for 5-6wks. Haven't had much success with the other injections doing them in other locations. My first round of botox was disappointing 😥 next round this week, hoping for more relief this round. So much of my daily pain is right where you did the injections on this man. You seem so knowledgeable, precise and confident. Only hope to find a Dr as good as you one day!
Sir my mother has nerve pain in left side of forehead intially she got herpezooster after then she has alot of pain in the nerves feeling like water in the nerves
I pray next year 2023 I have my surgery. I have occipital pain affecting also my eye sight.
Hope they ask the patient how's the development after surgery?
Did y’all see how with the last two injections his muscles relaxed, he just fell into a relaxed state apparently from relief of pain.
I could only bare 10 minutes in this video because background music is so annoying and annoying for occipital neuralgia nerve impingement patients
Thanks for information but why with that annoying background music. Us occipital neuralgia nerve impingement sufferers finds it very annoying
This is my dream.
Can someone please say how much this surgery cost? I really need to know
I have a severe form of NDPH. I am considering this because I have exhausted everything else. Has anyone with NDPH specifically benefitted from this surgery? Please let me know my life has become dark and hopeless bc of this pain
If botox dont works, does it mean the sugery dosent work ?
No. I have had Botox and I moved on to doing opicipital injections. Also trying to break the cycle with certain medications can help. People who suffer from migraines and constant head pain don’t also realize that the medications they are taking already for head pain could be causing replacing head pain
In my case was that right . If the botox didn't work i didn't get my operation !
I had the botox, but I knew something was putting pressure on the nerve. common sense. I pleaded with the surgeon to operate as the only way to stop the pain was go in and visually check. Ended up being a small tendon moving into a funny position, and of course, botox wouldn't have changed the dead muscle with that. Happy to say I'm pain free now 3 years later :-)
@@TheHobadewho was your surgeon?
If this will stop the nerve pain I’m having, I might look into it!
Fasting can also help
What kind of pain do you have just curious I also have pain back there
@@rodrozil6544 Yes so true! I started fasting in August and the pain resides within hours. Fasting reduces inflammation.
@@va88888 it’s just an annoying sharp pain. Very painful. Sometimes I can massage it away. But it’s very sharp.
I would love it if they cut the back of my head open and ripped out that painful nerve I have, it’s so annoying
So much emphasis on how bad things were. I wonder how much meds she still needs for pain and sleep.
I have Occipital Neuralgia. This condition makes people suicidal. I feel like I’m walking around with a knife stuff in my head. The reason they are talking about how bad their life was is being it’s REALLY BAD. I’ve heard a lot of people say that Nerve Decompression Surgery for Occipital Neuralgia gave them their life back. If you’ve never experienced this level of pain. You don’t really understand.
thanks for the video. looking at having this surgery. horrible pain where morphine and oxycontin don’t touch it
I had exactly the same . But after five weeks it goes very well ! The professor gives my life back 🙏
I would let the dr. peel all my skin off my head to cut every nerve off so i could piss on them! And send them back to hell where they came from.
Is the any way to do this surgery on yourself? Like if you use mirrors so you can see what you're doing? I'd use local anesthesia to help with pain.
Idiot
Topamax almost killed me!
Wouldn't prp be better? Migraines seem to originate in the Trigeminal nerve area
What’s prp?
It's the trigeminal vascular system that's where the inflammatory process begins and spreads
@@elchinn87 you may also want to look into neuro inflammation. Leaky gut and CIRS Chronic inflammatory response syndrome can cause headaches. Mold biotoxin illness as well.
@@reginapustelak5420 they are injections of rich platelet aimed to heal
@@mv8908 thank you
What is injected there?
Dang!
How has the surgery held up long term? Getting it done in a couple weeks
Did you get the surgery?
Yes I did! A little over 6 weeks ago now. Recovery isn’t nearly as easy as they made it sound for a day surgery
@@user-lr2ez4ny2z thanks for your reply! I've had surgeries for other things and it never goes as easy as they say it does. I hope your long term recovery is beneficial for you. 🙏 maybe you can report back again later if you don't mind.
@@user-lr2ez4ny2z How are you feeling after several months after the surgery? Knowing what you do now, would you go through the surgery again?
@@tightlinesbassfishing It has helped immensely in a variety of ways. The recovery wasn’t as immediate or easy as the surgeon/drs lead me to believe but 8+ months post op things are better. For me personally and the situation I was in Yes I would most certainly do it again. If you need details of the surgery or any questions in general feel free to ask. Being in the situation leading up to it is awful so if I can be of any help I’d be glad to do so
Why has this not been recommended to me? My doctor & neirologest are out of ideas
Suffered 32 years and no doctor told me about this. Our pathetic doctors in Canada want you to be ill.
@@yolandaschartner9345 be grateful you don't live in the u.s.
@@hieronymus..bosch8532 yes, I am grateful to be in Canada for many reasons, but concerning Drs and Health Care I go abroad. I hope I never have to see another crappy Dr here in Canada again.
I had the same question cuz I see Nashville Neuroscience in Nashville. They never told me about Vanderbilt University plastic surgery department that specializes in this type of surgery. I found out by accident filled out the form online and I got an appointment. They're very trained at what they studied, not just the other type of plastic surgery and I was impressed. Sometimes you have to look around.. plus Vanderbilt University is trained when it comes to the prior authorization of my state insurance and I was so happy and the lady explained to me that we are trained to deal with your insurance and we got to approved. Not like they were making a ton of money cuz this insurance does not allow it. I already had my surgery which my cut is different than what he's showing here. Mines from left to right. I had this done... "bilateral greater and lesser and third occipital nerve decompression/avulsion"
I want to do surgery for complete cure
I have migraine... And really it's too tough to survive wdh this I always have pain in my right side and sensation of nausea.. I can't study properly.
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I am a 72 year old man that had a constant headache for about 35 years I totally understand. I have recently had the surgery, but I still have the headaches. I am giving it time to work. I pray that it will get better
Hi, how are you now? Did the surgery help you? Who was your surgeon, please?
I am one among those who gets migraine very frequently 😭
same. I’ve been having migraines everyday for abt 2 months.
@@labriska.c 4 years for me
@@magicallyme96 EVERYDAY?
Suffering from 10 years
Every neurologist Ive seen say to me it’s non operable... for mine.... why can’t they help me? Even after cortisol injections I still feel pain and pressure.. can you help giving me any information I could give to next neurologist I see... thank you 🙏
My Neurosurgeon told me in my pre-op consultation, is no Neurologist or Anaesthesiologist recommend surgery. After six years of Occipital neuralgia, I found a surgeon in the UK who did the decompression surgery. It is not approved yet in Europe. I paid myself when my insurance refused.
@@TheHobade thank you for your reply.. I hope all went well with your surgery and recovery.. only wish so surgeon would take a chance on me too. I feel occipital neuralgia nerve impingement is giving me more symptoms as years go on,
@@michellemeuleman385 thank you for your concern re my surgery. All went well. There is another procedure for occipital neuralgia, called "electro frequency stimulation", but it's just my opinion. I would trust it, nor could I keep my job with the small implant. My surgeon (reconstructive cosmetic surgery) said it has quite a high failure rate. But I will be honest, because I would help anyone who suffers this disabling pain. I have read people requesting euthanasia in Switzerland but have been refused personally I was close to euthanising myself, if that's a word, lol. But many people on these forums and social media sites talk about it because they cannot find the medical help and the pain without opiates is too much. But you say in your comment the cortisone injections don't work. I don't want to get your hopes up either, as my surgeon who did my procedure told me not everyone is eligible for the procedure. The occipital nerve compression apparently is only one of the nerves that trigger migraines. The occipital nerve can be compressed by many different sources. Mine was the trapped at the trapezoid tunnel and complicated by the tendon like tissues coming down over nerve. But the first question I was asked was to fill out a form about migraines. None of which was applicable as Occipital neuralgia is not migraine headaches. But the search took me over 5 years and hundreds of emails to find this surgeon. It's an uphill battle, but do it as you won't get the answers through most doctors as they don't know. I will check on the email of the lady who helped me in San Antonio, and send it to you. It is from social media and forums to find the right surgeon or doctor but I do see people listing some on RUclips and Facebook have a lot of help forums. It's an uphill struggle and can be costly. Also, the occipital nerve decompression surgery is on RUclips. I started in Ireland, found the surgeon in the UK, he operated out of Berlin, and this started back in 2015. But please get the help. If your doctors don't know, like me, that nurse in San Antonio who runs a Facebook forum, found me a website with a telephone number last year, and 3 months later, I'm mostly headache free. I'll get back to you with that email 🙂
@@michellemeuleman385 , I checked with my friend who got the nurse in San Antonio, and he's coming back to me. Where in the world are you? Are you USA or Europe? The reason for the question is if you're in the states, you'll be able to contact directly yourself. If Europe, it's a little more complicated. I'll let you know when he gets back to me. Hope your headaches are ok...let me know.
@@TheHobade unfortunately I don’t live in USA I’m in Australia.. where doctors not as advanced as international surgeons
why not just deactivate nerves?
If you deactivate the nerves you will have facial paralysis. This technology is much better.