Is this the most insanely aggressive transplant you've seen?

[John1991]

4400 grafts on a 26 year old to lower the hairline that much.  What are the thoughts of people here on this?  

[GoliGoliGoli]

Reminds me of the Blockhead's from Gumby.

 

I dunno it looks alright I guess but ya pretty unnatural 

[John1991]

Looks reasonably good, just crazy to use that many grafts for that area.

[Viney]

Wish I looked that good bald 😅

[Buck Naked]

Looks unnatural. Not a fan. 

[Hairy Henderson]

The hairline and the hairs used doesn’t look very natural

[A Fue Good Men]

The graft #s aren’t THAT crazy for amount of real estate covered.

 

with that being said, the hairline is way too low and without bringing forward the temple points, it looks very unnatural.

[MAIZE1694]

16 minutes ago, 5BetaReductase said:

with that being said, the hairline is way too low and without bringing forward the temple points, it looks very unnatural.

IDK man, I would accept an unnatural result like this any day.

Probably cost less than $5k usd also.

Problem is the clinic likely used everything in their power to make this specific case look good, and is not at all the norm.

He's very lucky.

[mafpe]

Like maize said, he's either very lucky or is in agreement with the clinic to be made as a case. Like that ofc the clinic will be using their top team.

It does loom good for him. It's way too forward and wouldn't age well, but it's still good looking.

The only problem that he would have in the future is when the rest of his native hair bald, in which he would not have the grafts needed if he want to cover it later. That level of baldness at 26, most likely than not, he is on the worse end of NW scale in the future.

[Gatsby]

It's too straight and yes too low. 4,400 grafts! The biggest concern is how the hair transplant on this good looking young bloke will look in 10, 20, 30 years from now?

Edited July 26, 2022 by Gatsby

[BurnieBurns]

Poor uy would be so much better off take the hairline higher and getting actual scalp coverage

[WhiteyUK]

Yeah looks great atm, whether it looks so good in 20-25 years time when he’s aged only time will tell.

Obviously a hand picked client, hair characteristics look excellent, and any young person seeing that will book up in an instance.

[TommyLucchese]

at 1 minute 13 when his head tilts forward you can see crown loss and midscalp thinning......seems reckless using that many grafts but maybe his donor is exceptional? Even still, seems like a huge risk to me. 

[LookMaxx]

Why is it bad? If his midscalp or crown balds which is usually not that important anyway, he can use body hair + remaining scalp hair

Hairline is the most important

[mister_25]

7 minutes ago, LookMaxx said:

Why is it bad? If his midscalp or crown balds which is usually not that important anyway, he can use body hair + remaining scalp hair

Hairline is the most important

Midscalp and Crown is very important to me and others. People want to look their best and sometimes to do this you need to go for something more conservative so that way you can age gracefully into it and have higher density across the scalp.  This straight hairline will not look that great when he ages in his later years.

In my opinion, he could of used less grafts about making the hairline as low and straight as possible and achieve some coverage in the crown/midscalp.

[TommyLucchese]

8 minutes ago, LookMaxx said:

Why is it bad? If his midscalp or crown balds which is usually not that important anyway, he can use body hair + remaining scalp hair

Hairline is the most important

it's already balding, you can see that at 1 minute 13. the problem is the area of the crown and midscalp is as big if not bigger than the hairline....it isn't a smart distribution of your finite donor area. the remaining donor might fix the mid scalp but he could be left with a huge crown and body hair is no guarantee.....if he'd played it safe and had 2,000 grafts in the hairline he'd have an extra 2,500 grafts left in the bank for the problem areas that have already developed.

It's an amazing result now for sure but it's risky

[shiba1985]

Its not about how it looks now (which is decent for the average person), but how it will look with time.  how will this age? probably bad

Edited July 26, 2022 by shiba1985

[Big Rome]

14 hours ago, John1991 said:

4400 grafts on a 26 year old to lower the hairline that much.  What are the thoughts of people here on this?  

Now Hair Time are known for their aggressive hairlines lol 

[Fue3361]

I'm gonna try to not be biased due to it being a hair mill.  He looks great.  Temple points a bit too low for aesthetics.

[NARMAK]

Personally i think his age and hair loss is what makes this hairline "Aggressive" and i kind of hate using myself as an example, but i'm 32 and my hairline design could be considered "aggressive" even with it being 2010 grafts or so with how it was designed. However i think we need to look at the hair loss situation and for this guy, it's aggressive relative to age/hair loss status. 

[Fue3361]

Also, as to the question, this is not the most insanely aggresive transplant I've seen.  Winner of that title is:
 

 

[NARMAK]

14 minutes ago, Fue3361 said:

Also, as to the question, this is not the most insanely aggresive transplant I've seen.  Winner of that title is:
 

 

Jesus Christ, that's ridiculous. His forehead looks squished and too small now and completely destroyed his proportions. 

Oh, honestly what i wouldn't give to see if his hair fell out behind that transplant and only had that dam of hair left lol

[GoliGoliGoli]

9 minutes ago, NARMAK said:

Jesus Christ, that's ridiculous. His forehead looks squished and too small now and completely destroyed his proportions. 

Oh, honestly what i wouldn't give to see if his hair fell out behind that transplant and only had that dam of hair left lol

Amazing a Dr would even agree to this

[NARMAK]

12 minutes ago, GoliGoliGoli said:

Amazing a Dr would even agree to this

The things people wouldn't do for money. This is just tame and innocuous with it being a hair transplant. There's oh so much worse but ultimately tbf, even though it's that ridiculous, he got what he wanted and paid for. 

[Fue3361]

51 minutes ago, NARMAK said:

The things people wouldn't do for money. This is just tame and innocuous with it being a hair transplant. There's oh so much worse but ultimately tbf, even though it's that ridiculous, he got what he wanted and paid for. 

At least the density was very high and graft survival good.  Even though the height is ridiculous, can you imagine if the quality of the transplant was what we see some other people get?