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Beemark, thanks for the photos. Looking close the hair looks good but I'm not sure if I can see where they are attached.

As I said in my previous post I don't have any personal experience of systems but I can't see the harm in experimenting with one for a while, you can always get a HT later if you want.

Also a HT is not a 100% cast-iron guarantee that it will always look natural. If you look around you'll see plenty of posts about how lighting and/or the growing-in process both can make people feel their own HT looks less than 100% natural.

Actually for many people the feeling that their hair is not looking natural makes other see something is fishy otherwise only few people specially people who themselves are considereing transplants can notice the reality.
Most people specially women wont be able to make out if u dont give them too much clue. Many times even normal hair loss pattern can give people pluggy look so a slightly pluggy look is not 100 % unnatural

Some of the results of the laced based systems that I am seeing look very good. And I don't have any reason to doubt that the particular website I've seen depicts real people and real systems (unlike that of "the club"). This may be a better option for someone with more advanced hairloss that could not achieve a pleasing outcome from a HT. However the maintenence regimen seems like it would be very daunting to me.

Phil

the super tskin or ng are also more delicate than the lace system( 1 month of life)

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