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If you didnt post details I would swear this guy was at the 12 month mark. Lucky guy!!

I actually think this looks right on line for the # of grafts implanted. Considering he had just about nothing before he has pretty decent coverage. What concerns me is that there appears to be a little bit of pitting at the hairline. Now that just may be the pics but this is what it looks like to me. Let me add that it really depends on how much they lowered the hairline to determine if this is sufficiant coverage for # of grafts used

You will not have to take propecia for the rest of your life. Propecia loses its effectivness after 8-10 years therefore becoming pointless to use. The same holds true for Minoxidil. Both of these products only delay the innevitable.

Sorry you arent going to get alot of sympathy here! You have a shit load of hair. Unless the camera lies it appears to be a perfect result and like Severn said any more in the hairline and it'll look fake.

What more can be said about Dr. Konior! This is yet another amazing result and further proves he is on the top of the food chain in the HT industry. I dont think I've seen anyone that can give such drastic results with such a minimal # of grafts. Awesome job doc!

Sorry to here that brentipold!

Shave your head, get some counceling, and keep exercising

2015 doesnt seem to far off to me. Only 6 years. For most people propecia can hold on for that long hopefully

10 weeks is plenty of time to shave your head and grow it back to hide the scar!! I say shave it.

I'd a been happy with this guys before hair LOL!! Another great job!

Let me be the first of many to comment on how great this result looks!! Really natural looking and with minimal grafts used. Kudo's to Dr.Paul!!!

I feel your pain TTP!

I too had less then desirable results on my HT and it has made me nervous to try it again. However like Bill said Dr. A is an excellent doc and Im positive he would stand behind his work and atleast give you a substantial discount if not fix it for free.

Thanks Dr. Meshkin! I dont want any one to get emotional here. It's just MY opinion which counts for zero. Also my comments have nothing to do with the final result which I will say again looks good.

Or maybe it's the choice of hair style!

My comments WERE about the hair! I just think that the mature hairline looked good on him and that his new hairline might be a little much for his facial structure.

While this is a very nice result IMO he looked better before!

IMO people who don't have hairloss don't even think about hair let alone know that HT's leave a strip scar. I shave my head and am slightly more self concious about the scar than I am about my hairloss now, but I've had people ask me if I've gotten in an accident, had brain surgery, ETC... but have never asked if I've had a HT. In fact for some reason more people think that it's cool "I know wierd right" than think it's hideous. Of course if you have some outrageous story about wrestling alligators in the everglades it makes you look like a badass! LOL!!!

I cant imagine how this could look even remotely close to real hair. I could see tattooing your head to add the illusion of density if you have existing hair but if you are slick bald then all it's going to look like is tattoo'd dots on your head

Dr. Lindsey,

Looks 1000X better than it did before for sure. Did you remove the plugs or just addd hair around them. The reason I ask is because it appears the plugs were removed but the hairline still has some 2 and 3 hair grafts.

Hopefully when we are his age there will be a cure, however not many of us will care to much at that age. LOL

Wish you the best of luck. You should be a happy customer this time next year

That scar is super thin! Looks as good as a scar can look

Nice improvement! Hopefully this young man is on med's. The curly coarse hair definatly seems to help this guy

While IMO he still needs another session I like this result! Nice and dense up front and a sprinkle in the back to atleast make it look natural. Nice job!

I agree that there is a noticable difference between the frontal 1/3 and the back 2/3rd's however in most cases with the expectations of furthur loss "this guy seems to be well on his way to a full NW6" there should be a transition of thicker hair in the front and thinning as you go back. IMO this is a true representation of what 4,000 grafts can do for you and the others you see here are "cherry picked results" who a fewer and far between in real life. I will say though that it does seem to go from ultra dense to sparse real quick. I think maybe it could have been trasitioned a little better