voxman

Anything can look good on a website or instagram. It's actual real patient testimonials and a long standing reputation of solid work that you need to have.

And me today...

Hello John. My story was very similar to yours as far as the loss age and pattern. And I am a Musician and also 68. Going on 18. I have had two procedure, the first at 64. Here are two pics of me for you to consider what could be. Bald guy and Hair guy.

Nice change - he must be happy. (Annoyed, but happy apparently)

Welcome back ~ what have you been doing that took you away from the bar here?

Okay...everyone here who's had a Hair Transplant at L.A. Hair Clinic raise their hands.... (crickets chirping...) Hey, maybe you'll be the first ! We like Pioneers who throw caution to the wind and brave that great unknown. The only review I've read here was an obvious phony one.

Best advice you'll get all day! ( and by BEST I mean MOST CONFUSING)

I just viewed the video - that's a lot of work for something I wake up to every morning!

Don't sell yourself short. I'm sure some girl somewhere thinks you're at least a 5.

That is a good result. Someone asked why you didn't do it earlier - for me it was simple, I got my 1st one at 64 years old in 2014. If I had it done in my 20's that would have been back in the 70's when they were making incisions with stone tools and 1/4 inch drill bits. That's the Dolls Head years - no thanks.

Dazed, you should know better than to include a link in your post. As soon as the moderators see this they will remove it.

Just comb it best you can and just say you had a really bad sunburn - if anyone asks! Most people won't care or even casually notice, we're all too busy taking selfies.

I think it looks totally natural. The idea that a successful hair transplant needs to result in a garden hedge of hair is ridiculous. Of course, who can argue with the above quote? Eh? (I wouldn't know where to start...)

You can surely trim the sides and back - although it is *probably* alright to cut the Transplanted area, I'd leave it for a while anyway - you never know if a slip of the shears could cause a problem. That is if your barber drinks like mine does. OOPS!~

Alright alright alright. I feel the love....