weatherboy

Hair that is transplanted is generally more course and of a different diameter (meaning thicker) than normal existing hair found on the scalp: especially in the hairline. In the photo ??“ it looks like single hairs were only used; however, because this poster has from what it looks like, thick hair, you can see (although only to the trained eye) where the temple region meets the hairline. You can also see this example in one of Jotronic's photos. Notice how the hair in his temple is thicker than what nature intended. For those who are not balding in that region, look in the mirror and you will notice that your hair is softer and finer than his. The only real remedy to soften either photo: have the doctor pick thinner hair from other areas of the scalp using the FUE procedure. BUT, if the patient has thick hair from most other regions of the scalp, this would not even be possible, unless you were to select hair from the nape of the neck. But this is not always such a good idea because it may cause scaring, even with FUE. Nature only supplies the hairs you need for a perfect hairline in the hairline. Once there gone from balding, there gone: as seen in both photos. You can only mimic nature so much.