Can SMP restore the Temple area?

[Khali]

I just went to a SMP site and they have an example?

 

Is this feasable?

 

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[mattj]

It took me a moment to pick out the area treated. We don't normally see work like this so it's interesting. It looks good but requires that the hair is kept short, or else it would look odd.

[Bill - Seemiller]

Well I don't think it would be correct or proper to call it "restore", but it can certainly create the illusion of hair in the temple area is assuming that the gentleman keeps his hair short on the sides and back of the scalp matching that of the SMP. The only inconvenience if you will, is that he will have to go for pretty regular haircuts or learn how to cut his own which isn't that difficult, I've been doing my own since 2005.

 

But if you're like me, you get lazy one week and don't feel like cutting your hair and then before you realize it the hair on the sides and back are a lot longer than you thought and it doesn't match the SMP.

 

So as long as any patient who goes for this kind of procedure to camouflage the temple areas realizes they will have some regular maintenance to do, seems like a really decent solution. Although personally, I rather just get a few hundred hair follicles transplanted there and be done with it.

 

Best wishes,

 

Bill

[hairthere]

The temple points can certainly be addressed with SMP, however, much like with a hair transplant this area requires a slightly different approach. The skin in these zones tends to be thinner so the practitioner must take care not too inject too deep. Also, a single point needle is probably the best type to use for TPs.