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Could you share your progress in better lighting? If the camera is looking at bright light, as in your photos, it is going to make dark points darker giving a false impression. In-car photos are especially susceptible to this.

I don't seem to understand how people could not recognize the blackness around the shaved hair. It is subtle though. You shouldn't mind it in my opinion.

On 10/27/2018 at 2:26 AM, Mick50 said:

Forget the maths ,just use your god given eyes to judge a result ,   there is no way on god's earth that this guys result is botched or is a below par result ,he looks great ,I personally don't like the low hair -line ,but that's subjective , he has no reason in my opinion to complain Jesus he when all things considered got a pretty good result .

If I forget about maths, I must forget about the amount of money that guy paid. He is paying for per graft and that looks like a thousands graft work. Nothing like 3000, alright? Let me show you what a great result looks like:
 

That is half the grafts.

Seeing the close-up shots, anyone he contacts can easily tell he had a bad hair transplant. Stop trying to defend it with some blurred and shadowy frames. That is not a good job. Period.

Thanks for the quick reply. Looking great as a whole. I am interested in the hairline with fine details, will be glad if you could share in your next post.

On 10/1/2018 at 1:03 PM, JeanLDD said:

 

5 months. Hair still has a lot of length to grow (about two more months to blend with my typical length on top),  but the majority of the growth has begun and at a distance and without harsh lighting you can see the new hairline well.

I'll get some better pics later but just thought these showed the basics of the new hairline nicely.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Could you please provide some clear photos in a more lit place? I can barely see any details, if at all.