Looks fantastic.
Similar loss and (I think) hair calibre as mine.

Was his medium thick blonde?

"OR,
It really doesn't take much to video a patient. The only real headache is in the editing. My software was about $150 and it took about an afternoon of playing with to learn how to use it. I'm no expert, but I know enough to get the point across. It really isn't hard. From filming to going online the whole process is perhaps 15 or so minutes."

-Send me a PM if you want help with any Video queries.
I run and build video facilities.

no red sox aren`t they the champs hehe
for music on video i think that song (hey now take a walk on the wild side would be good)dont know who sings it though

funny

it looks like my 2nd procedure . It will soften up nicely dont worry.

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My views are based on my personal experiences, research and objective observations. I am not a doctor.

Total - 5621 FU's uncut!

Guapo,
Thanks. What do you think is the VERY best medium to put Video on? Remember, each video is only about a minute or so long. WMV?, FLV?, etc...? I find that WMV is not as clear as .flv but it's faster. How would you post these videos? Or would you just stick them on youtube? And if you did what format would you use to upload to youtube with?

Chucky,
The Red who???

Mrjb,
He's in the kinky hair phase already. By the ninth month his hair will go back to a smoother look like it does on most patients. For what it' s worth he doesn't even mind the kinky hair, he' s just happy he has any hair at all now. He'll be back next month for follow up photos and video. I will post him then on this thread.

Dr. F

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Dr. F,

I'm not an expert, but I find AVI a pretty good format for clear video clips. If you save the file using DivX compression (this codec is fairly ubiquitous now), you should have crystal clear vids and not too big either. You should compare the size difference between a 1 minute clip in 320x280 and 640x480 resolution.

Youtube formats are AVI, MOV, MPG and WMV.

Hope this helps,
hs

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Thanks hairscout.

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Providing Hair Transplants and Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Treatments