Recent content by tkster95

A product like dermatch or courve are great to color your scalp. You use a brush or makeup pad to apply them. Then you can sprinkle on a bit of toppic and it will add a bit a density. Courve was a bit messier than dermatch but I thought it looked more natural. But, I also used dermatch for the...

People treated me different while wearing a hat, same with using concealers (while they worked) and wearing a hair piece (while I could stand it). Whenever I'd leave the house without one of those coverups, and people could see that I was suffering from hair loss, that's when I'd get...

Scalp Micro USA is just one location in NYC. There are other SMP providers that operate at different locations all across the USA/World though. HIS hair is one of the bigger ones and located in NYC, Chicago, San Fran, LA, Seattle, Miami as well as a few other cities I believe. I'm trying to...

Yeah the site did look a bit out of date, but its the only time I've ever seen a product like that so I figured it was worth a shot, plus it was through paypal so no worries. The black shade would probably work best for you. Not 100% sure on that though. You could send them an email if you're...

I wouldn't necessarily say that. If applied correctly I think it could look and feel pretty real. I just found the application to be very difficult and messy. I haven't tried it again since I originally bought it, but after a few weeks/months of practice I could foresee it becoming a bit easier...

Has anyone had SMP done by scalp micro USA? Its a new scalp micropigmentation provider out of the New York area. It was founded by a well known smp practitioner Matt Iulo. I'm getting close to booking an appointment but wanted to see if there are any recent recipients of the treatment from...

Good for you man. I'm still dragging my feet trying to make the decision to get it done. I wish I wasn't so indecisive about it, I should have gotten it months ago lol. What company and practitioner did your treatment? Have any picture you could share with us? Thanks.

In every movie (just about every scene) Statham is beating the living s$it out of someone, a lot of the times multiple people. The characters he plays are the most aggressive, dominant roles out there. He does pull off the male pattern baldness look quite well (good facial features and great physique) but I think...

Yeah I bought some and gave it a try. Unfortunately, for me its not an ideal, every day, type of solution. The pros: The glue they use is actually pretty light weight and I didn't really feel it. When I was able to apply the product correctly it does kind of resemble close cut hair and does...

When I read the Onion article I defiantly felt as if it was in support of men's hair loss and the pain it causes. When compared to physical pain, hell I'd experience the pain of giving birth in a second to get my hair back, I think most of us would. The onion can be pretty funny at times, of...

I don't think the application of SMP will damage the adjacent hair. I've seen a few people on different SMP forums that use SMP to create a more dense/fuller look by adding it to hair transplanted hair or the own natural hair. Similar to using a dermatch but without the hassle. Using SMP with...

Benedict Garrett, the guy you posted a picture of Fred, got SMP a while back and I think it makes him look a lot better. You can see the results here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGCZ8pSxGaE To a certain extent baldness does take the average man down a few notches, but typically I don't...

I remember "Ok, good" being pretty strange but done well. I don't think they ever came out and said anything about baldness in particular but it seemed to have underlining tone that reflected a lot of what a balding man may go through, as well as a lot of what is talked about on this forum...

I saw a movie called "Ok, good" a few months ago. I pretty sure the movie was a metaphor about how baldness affected the main character. Its on hulu at the moment.

As far as SMP, if someone asks you "why don't you grow your hair out" that's pretty much the best comment you can get. If someone says that, then it means they think its real hair to begin with. If that's the case you can say whatever you want.. you can be honest with them and say its not real...