Hi everybody,

Patient is in his mid 30's and noticed his hairline was receding in the corners. As you can see, his results are quite natural looking and look much more full than before. He liked the results so much he came back for a second procedure to do his crown and add a little more hair to the corners as well. He just had his second surgery recently, but we'll post his results as time goes by.

How many grafts were transplanted? Even though result looks natural, it looks a bit thin.

Not impressed with this result.

It looks natural...I think that is more important than density...

Just a thought from the peanut gallery...

Graft placement would be nice. It looks like a solid result to me, either way. His right side does look a bit thin, though.

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1 top-down, 1 portrait, 1 side-shot, 1 hairline....4 photos. No flash.

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Enough is enough! Give me documentation or give me death!

I'm with dakota on this. Reminds me of Niles off of Frasier. The hairline kinda looks grafty or discolored, something draws my eyes to the hairline on the his left side.

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full marks for naturalness, not so much for density on the right hairline but it could just be the way the photo turned out. All said and done - the fact that the patient came back being pleased is itself a testimonial to the result.

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I want to take back my statement of "Not impressed at all". Actually after looking some more at these pics I do believe that the results look decent but for 2100 grafts I'd expect more density.

Sorry I am not impressed. too much trauma and dollars involved in a 2100 graft session to get such subtle results. I certainly hope I get more coverage out of my 3k grafts.

The temple hair characteristics are also a bit unlike the natural hair adjacent to it so I would not call this a very natural looking result. A result posted by Dr. Rose in this forum a few days back does look much more natural to me so that would be my reference for now.

but then thats me and if the patient is happy then he's entitled to be and I am happy for him.

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usually the first impressions are bang on and the true ones. weighting, overanalyzing, reading what other folks said to influence the opinion just not way to go. from the first moment I saw this i said to myself this is da shiznit of a result and still thinking that even after reading all the comments.

as the matter effect, after reading some comments how the transplant "looks natural", i thought to myself that this guy's hair looked very natural BEFORE the transplant and looked much better than now. and now that the transplant is there, not so much plus not to mention lack of the transplanted hairs (density) to show for, going through all that trouble of waiting, scar, post-op blues etc. did it pay off? not in my eyes. it didn't.

if i'm being too harsh for some of you i appologize in advance but that's just me or Manny being Manny.

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