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I like videos so much more than pictures. You do a good job of presenting the development. Thank you! For the 6 month video it would be nice to see more of the crown and how it's doing. Happy growing.

Bisanga delivering. Congrats!

I can see how happy she is even through the blurring. Brought a tear to my eye. Is she considering filling it in even further?

How old are you? And how many years on fin? No sides? Also do you have the usual Asmed photos? Pre and post op etc. I wanna see where your hairline actually was. Think our cases are quite similar, that's why I'm being so nosy.

Didn't hear of them until they started putting up a lot of results the last few weeks. I was impressed with pretty much every one of those.

Perfect hairline design for your face.

Did you get an answer to what date they plan to be up and running at the new building?

Those folds on his scalp, are they also due to constantly wearing a turban? Splendid result.

Thank you for detailing your journey. Wish you all the best! Do you have the pictures with the drawn on hairline? Much appreciated.

And to think the crown is only at 6 months. That is already a knockout result considering where he started.

Great characteristics on that guy. And what a result he got. Applause!

As for illusion of density being the most one can hope for, I guess that goes for covering larger amounts of bald skin. Because looking at the video there, that's no illusion. That's just a marvelously dense hairline. Very impressive!

Can you post a picture with your eyebrows visible? Both pre and post op, please. It's kinda hard to get a grip of what's been done here. The first part of your hairline is obviously not a home run though.

Does this mean Keser won't operate on curly hair? Also, on the topic of the thread. Gatsu, do you have a pic of your hairline in it's absolute worst state pre any procedure? Congrats on your amazing results!

Very impressive. Seems like a good niche for Keser to only do hairlines and frontal thirds. Your second procedure is the most obvious case of hair greed I've seen. But... you have the goods so why not. :D

Interesting that the hole in your hairline is still there post op. Maybe it's some physiological factor that makes it impossible for grafts to grow there? Any knowledgeable person that could give an answer?

Great read, thank you for being so detailed. And the result... wow. Just wow. This gives hope to a lot of balding men out there.

How's it going, mate? New pics?

Asmed delivering again. Congrats!

The shape of the hairline just made you 15 years younger. Congrats.

I think you should consider not wearing your hair long. For a couple of reasons. 1. It looks much weaker when it's long. Keep your sides shaved/short and leave some bangs on the side to help your hairline. Like Miralem Pjanic: 2. When you lose hairs, these long hairs keep laying around the house and in the shower. That is a psychological factor that can make you stressed. The short ones you won't see as often. 3. Also when you lose hairs that will grow back, they will blend in to a short haircut sooner, whereas it will take over 6 months for them to blend in to a long hairstyle. 4. If you keep it in a ponytail, it can cause traction damage. To summarize. Long haircuts at age 40 is a luxury for people with zero risk or sign of losing hair. People that are losing and are desperately clanging on to a long hairstyle most of the time just need to be told by someone that it looks horrible. Not saying that you do, you still look fine. But I think you would look massively better with a short cut.

Good to hear that you are happy so far! Could we also get some pictures of an exposed hairline please? Happy growing!

These guys knew what they were doing separating your transformation into several procedures. So much love put into that dense hairline. It's like a piece of art.

This is a very impressive transformation! So much looking forward to following your second round aswell.

So far not a result that made it worth it, I'm guessing. Could still be though. I hope ASMED do you well should this not turn out a decent result. Whatever happens, stay strong and take your time to evaluate the situation. You still have a lot of grafts in the bank and should be able to get coverage. And thank you for being so detailed about your journey. It is very much appreciated.