Hairy Henderson

The dark haired hairline looks amazing.  Would like to see the before pics

Ya, it doesn’t look very good.  Sorry to hear to hear about, hope the next one fixes this.

Great result, especially with such limited grafts

The design, placement, density and Dr track record leads me to believe this will be an excellent result

This is going to be a homerun!

I think the placement looks pretty good.

You should post more pics so we can better assess 

Do you know how many grafts went into the temple points construction?

1 minute ago, FluffyPanda said:

On the contrary:

 

Insanity

Really does look very good

5 minutes ago, Fue3361 said:

I present the future of hairlines, Norwood 0.5:

Cannot be real

Pre-op pics would be great.

Didn’t you get a graft breakdown?  Do you know how many went into the temple points?

I would say look more towards Europe.

7 hours ago, Dr. Guncel Ozturk said:

The Nape Preauricular area is known for having fine and delicate hairs, which are ideal for transplanting to the temples, eyebrows, and hairline. These grafts add much of naturalness and provide you more organic appearance.

It depends on several factors, but a surgeon can harvest between 500 to 2,000 grafts (at most for advanced cases, I would not recommend) from NPA. If you are asking for it, here are 3 disadvantages of NPA donors you should know before getting them:

• The hair in NPA will be finer and lighter in color than your hair in other areas so it makes it less suitable for you if you have darker/coarser hair.
• The NPA is relatively small in donor area, and it may not be possible to harvest enough grafts to achieve your desired result, especially if you have extensive loss.
• Harvesting grafts from the NPA is more time-consuming process than harvesting from other donor areas. Also has a longer healing time.

Can you comment on their longevity?  Others have stated that they are the first to fall out.  Is this true?

5 hours ago, NegativeNorwood said:

Spectacular video by @Dr Blake Bloxham

 

I liked how he decided to implement a more round design due to the type of hair.  Didn’t know doctors did that.

Keep us posted, appreciate it

I really like Ferreira, just seems impossible to get in with him

Do you know how many grafts went into the temples?

Where did Dr harvest the grafts used for the temples?

No offense, but, The hairline looks a bit sparse to me.  I get the micro irregularities, but, there’s lots of random hairs growing with nothing around them.  Was thinking the hairline would be more dense.

Did you get the temples done?  It looked like there was intent on the temples but can’t tell in the post surgery pics

On 1/12/2023 at 12:15 PM, maxamill said:

Gonna be great! What’s he charging now?

Isn’t it impossible to even get a consult with him?

8 minutes ago, Rafael Manelli said:

Fair enough

Nape hairs can look good, so sometimes people want to chase perfection and maybe the doctor wants to show off their skills. They can definitely work for the right patient. 

I’m looking to lower the hairline, build temples and corners with nape  which is why I was interested in this thread.

Just now, Rafael Manelli said:

Even top surgeons make mistakes.

Do you have a better theory? 

Nope.  Information gathering and simply asking questions

8 hours ago, Rafael Manelli said:

They're either in over their head or they've carefully scanned the nape for shrinking and decided to take the risk. 

Kinda doesn’t make sense.  If they’re elite the first point doesn’t make sense.  Regarding the second point I don’t usually see that comment from posters that had a recent HT where it was disclosed to them from the surgeon.

 So I don’t know…..