Hair Loss Ad Looks Like an HT Result

[Melvin- Admin]

This ad came up on my feed. I’ve seen so many hair transplant results, that this to me, looks like ugly duckling vs. 12 months post-HT. What do you guys think?

[Mountinvan]

Can't read the small print, but cannot believe that medication alone would create that frontal density. Now I can believe, as Melvin, concludes, that a HT can create that density and it certainly would help to do some augmentation with medication.

[Melvin- Admin]

6 minutes ago, Mountinvan said:

Can't read the small print, but cannot believe that medication alone would create that frontal density. Now I can believe, as Melvin, concludes, that a HT can create that density and it certainly would help to do some augmentation with medication.

Yea, this is a very deceptive ad, perhaps they do use this treatment. But this result is largely due to surgery.

[NegativeNorwood]

Zoomed on the fine print and it says:

"Before and after images shared by customer. Customer's results have not been independently verified. Individual results may vary"

So yes he most likely had a HT and used that product in the meantime. As the before and after picture is so good, they used it and wrote that to save face in case someone notices IMO.

 

 

[Rafael Manelli]

Hair length difference + combover + transplant

hype > results for this ad.

[g8n2h9k3u7]

If you guys are suggesting it is implausible to have this kind of result outside of a transplant, there are tons of cases on r/tressless that show otherwise. Although they tend to include microneedling as well. But there are definitely some incredible responders to medication-only regimens. 

Anyways, in the after picture the guy's hair is much longer and with a combover style, which makes a true comparison harder.

[Al - Moderator]

I just posted one in another thread with pictures of Bobman and claiming it's shampoo that regrows hair.