is this the lowest transplanted hairline you have ever seen?

[mr_peanutbutter]

 

[Phillyman1996]

I seen this like dude if your gonna go this low atleast rebuild your temple points

[Baldski]

I wonder how this guy will feel when he is 70 years old with a negative norwood hairline! 😅

[mr_peanutbutter]

5 minutes ago, Baldski said:

I wonder how this guy will feel when he is 70 years old with a negative norwood hairline! 😅

imagine he goes norwood 6 behind it

[HappyMan2021]

If this guy has no further hairloss, I think the situation can be rectified by electrolysis i.e. zapping/killing all the too low hair, and creating a new more appropriate hairline that way alone.

[Madhur Vansil]

34 minutes ago, HappyMan2021 said:

If this guy has no further hairloss, I think the situation can be rectified by electrolysis i.e. zapping/killing all the too low hair, and creating a new more appropriate hairline that way alone.

But the main question is why in the first place the clinic agreed to make that hairline as they know that it would look bad and unaesthetic 

[thetdog666]

looks absolutely ridiculous 

[Mike10]

3 hours ago, HappyMan2021 said:

If this guy has no further hairloss, I think the situation can be rectified by electrolysis i.e. zapping/killing all the too low hair, and creating a new more appropriate hairline that way alone.

there is about a 0-1 % chance he will have no further hair loss

[FluffyPanda]

5 hours ago, Baldski said:

I wonder how this guy will feel when he is 70 years old with a negative norwood hairline! 😅

Something tells me that the people who make decisions like this generally aren't the ones who make it to 70

[Xanadu]

His forehead completely wrinkle free.. I imagine he never smiles or frowns… because if he does his hair moves.

[AB2000]

16 hours ago, Madhur Vansil said:

But the main question is why in the first place the clinic agreed to make that hairline as they know that it would look bad and unaesthetic 

The answer is at the end of the video - Istanbul Turkey!  The wild west of hair transplantation.  The person in the video asked for this hairline to look like his toupee.  I don't think even unethical doctors would push this idea.  Can't feel sorry for this fool.  The only bad part is when he complains about the results 10 years from now when he keeps going bald and blames it on the profession.

Edited February 17, 2023 by AB2000

[Henry]

15 hours ago, Baldski said:

I wonder how this guy will feel when he is 70 years old with a negative norwood hairline! 😅

I wonder how he feels like a month from now when he realizes this looks stupid. I guarantee he will regret this decision within a year. This is almost as bad as balding really.

Edited February 17, 2023 by Henry

[mr_peanutbutter]

3 hours ago, Hairagainn said:

He’s happy 🤷‍♀️

We are assuming he will go bald but maybe he’s one of those NW0 who don’t bald even into their 90s.

And it doesn’t look bad, he might regret this decision later or not. Definitely will enjoy his life for a good few years and be happy.

There are some people who have extremely low hairlines by the way, search for “rat people” so it’s not that unnatural I guess

rat people have a genetic condition and are … cognitive challenged

 

 

[Z--]

Catastrophic decision. Patient seems young and foolish, and the doctor who did this ought to be ashamed.

[mister_25]

He looks significantly better with the higher hairline, I can understand the desire for boxed-in low hairlines but very few people have the characteristics to pull it off.

Clinic seemed so proud potentially setting up this patient for future failures and struggles.

[beyazit]

Just the hair line was not good but as an operation it's okay