72 year old patient received 2000 grafts by Dr. Joseph L. Williams

Dr. Williams,

Thanks for posting.

From the pictures you've presented, the work looks very good. However, higher quality pictures showing multiple angles of the result including close-ups would help us gain a better appreciation for your hard work.

If you have any additional photos, especially those showing the top of the head or close-ups of the hairline, this would be helpful.

Best wishes,

Bill

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I see hair, but something looks weird to me .
Cant figure it out though

i think it's tough to judge without an overhead shot. also, perhaps the styling makes this one look a bit off. kind of has that toupee look.

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Almost 3200 grafts via strip

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Fue 200/side into temple points

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Need more pics to pass better judgment. Pic 4 looks a little wierd to me. Almost like his hairline is too straight.

Doesn't look bad.. better pictures would be helpful.

I am not sure about the quality of Dr. Williams work; however, I had went in for a consultation with him nearly 2 years ago and he was so focused on the financial aspect of it that I lost interest in his services.

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The 72 year old gentleman does seem to have a lot more hair than before. He's likely very happy.

I suspect that he is using some creativity in combing his new hair - who hasn't

A top down would likely show a different story, and probably not be altogether flattering.

2000 grafts on his former hairline couldn't give a lot of density to the mid-scalp.

I think he got a good bit of that 2000 grafts in the front, And he's grown it out and combed it over for a look of frontal density.

I'd recommend he cut his hair to minimize the amount of hair pushed over to one side. It'd look more natural and becoming.

Nevertheless, I bet the patient is pleased and got what he asked for. There's no question that his hairline looks better. I just think it needs to be arranged in a more flattering manner.