Everyone likes to concentrate on the "success stories" and that is understandable, because the "failure stories" are a real downer for most people. But the "failure stories" are just as legitimate, and just as important to hear about, when you are considering getting a hair transplant. Failures and dissapointments (dissapointment = not outright failure, but not an outright success, either) are probably more common than the success stories.
Think about these things: The
HT industry is dominated by big franchise operations like Bosley, MHR and NuHart. Now not every guy who walks out of those clinics will be ruined, but neither will every guy be a long-term success. Their odds are not as favorable as the guys who go to the "best".
Then consider that there are an estimated 3000 doctors doing hair transplants in the world (not all of them are doing transplants exclusively). Look how many doctors are good enough to be "recommended" by this website, it is something like 40 or 50 doctors (and the skill level even among this group will vary, in my opinion). Lets be generous and say that the list is too small, and pretend that there should really be 300 "recommended" doctors. Even then, that means only 10% of the doctors out there are good enough to be recommended. Don't those odds seem pretty poor, for the average guy on the street, who doesn't look at websites like this one? I think those odds suck!
If there wasn't a big problem with lousy-looking hair transplants and unscrupulous clinics, there would be no need for websites like this one, where guys can come to trade information and share experiences with each other. Nobody would come here, and the people who did come would find it unnecessary.