I am writing this review in hopes to help anyone who is thinking about having hair transplants and are researching doctors of which Dr. True is one you are considering. I am 54 and started losing my hair at age 21. looking back on it it wasn't really that bad but being that I had issues with my self esteem in general and my young age I was devastated. I started wearing toupee's around 26 which back then were literally like wearing shag carpets.I wore them for about 24 years. Never really being happy.Though they started looking better towards the last 5 years of wearing I just always felt uncomfortable feeling it on my head and felt it limited my activities and confidence. Since I wasn't on permanently I found myself wearing baseball hats more the the toupee. I just couldn't deal with them anymore.I finally decided to maybe just get a little hair transplanted in the front of my head and see how it looked. I visited 3 Doctors and based on price,reviews and experience I decided On Dr. True. If you do your research Im sure you will feel somewhat the same. Ok results. I only had 400 grafts done on my first treatment. I didnt expect to really even like it that much but after they grew in I was excited because I had hair in the front and it looked really natural. So 5000 grafts later my confidence is better then its been in years. like I said earlier I do have some self esteem issues and I am very critical of my looks especially my hair. It looks natural. In my opinion after researching hair transplantation the results can vary on the amount of hair loss you have, the amount of donor hair you have and of coarse the funds you have to replace it. Lets face it, it aint cheap. Also what your expectations are. I was lucky to have a fair amount of donor hair to spread throughout the top of my head. The results are not a thick full head of hair but at 54 it is enough to make me feel and look good enough. If you are looking for a good surgeon then I suggest visiting his office. The staff are all professionals and courteous. The most important thing to remember is to be patient. I learned the hard way because I expected immediate results which at first stressed me out. Looking back I would do it all over again. Good luck.