Recent content by BurningCoals

Amazing how much hair length changes everything.

It can be useful to try shaving your head at least once just to see what it looks like. You're not bald yet so you can still grow your hair back if you don't like it.

Sure, I don't see the problem with transplanting grey hair. IMO it can often be beneficial, since grey/white hair can often hide imperfections that may arise with a hair transplant like plugginess and such.

Gingers have souls

Yeah the "fringe" pattern where the whole hairline stays intact but the rest of the hair balds away is really interesting.

Yeah, also things like headshape can influence how bad hair loss looks and such, and it is hard to 100 % match the drawings in the scale. I think this roughly explains what each Norwood means: NW1 - Full head of hair NW2 - Widow's peak NW3 - Receding hairline NW4 - Balding NW5 - Almost bald...

Well sh*t that means I'm a NW4 f*****g hell Though in the first pic it still looks like the hair behind the diffused forelock is strong-ish, so I wouldn't say he's a NW6 yet there. Yeah that's one indicator, although on a true NW7 the horseshoe has dipped really low as well, to only 2 inches...

That's not NW6 in the first pic, NW6 is bald on top with a tall horseshoe. He looks like a NW3-4:

Yeah, also if you're gonna have a large bald spot in the back I think having some recession looks more natural as well imo, a NW1 hairline with a gaping crown isn't very common (it does happen but it still looks kinda off).

It'd probably look better if the bald crown wasn't so big still, and beard hair just doesn't look that natural on the head, so he'd be better off only using grafts from the horseshoe. Though, a thing I don't get is that on all these NW7 transplants they only use 2k-3k grafts wtf? Obviously that...

If you replace 'b' with 'd', 'a' with 'e', 'l' with 'v', 'd' with 'i', and then add an 'l', you get: DEVIL Coincidence? I think not!

I wonder how OP's hair is now, it's almost 9 years since this thread was posted.