Hair transplant clinic photos use different shades of color for before and after. Why?

[kirkland]

Pretty much every clinic uses slightly different shades of the same color for their before and afters. Why is that? What is the illusion they are trying to create?

[Rolandas]

Maybe after 12 months when it's time to do "final result" pictures they decided to change camera settings as they found it looks better than the ones they did 12 months ago?
That's my only legit explanation.

[LaserCap]

Perhaps it is accidental.  This is a subject worth covering.  It benefits the industry overall.  Photos are the initial marketing tool the clinic has to promote the work of the doctor.  Before and after photos, using the same angles and same color are essential.  A backdrop and even professional lighting is a great investment.  The key is consistency.  Start getting signed approvals from post op visits and take photos of everything you can imagine.  Scars, dark hair vs lighter hair, results of 1000, 2000, 3000 grafts.  Patients are interested.

[kirkland]

I don't think it's accidental. All clinics seem to have the same problem.

[Melvin- Admin]

It could be saturation, they may have different rooms one for before photos and one after. I wouldn’t say every clinic does this, some not all.