45 months on the big 3 and counting... (45month pics update)

[roki]

i do see how the s.e can give a little face lift to the upper part of the face
but i think raising the eyebrows like this would make wrinkels in the forhead

 

[AussieExperiment]

Nice work

Your hair seems to be a little longer in the 5th image so it is difficult to accurately compare your progression. However, there definitely appears to be some improvement. Congrats and keep up the good work.

 

[okami]

Could someone make a tutorial how to do SE? I don´t reallly understand how to do this from http://www.hairloss-reversible.com/my_approach2.htm

Plz, make it easy for everyone.

Thanks in advance.

 

[lilltoolate]

look at the guy doing it on this link...thats how it should look when its done(originally posted by se-freak)

http://www.hairloss-reversible.com/disc ... #POST20176

try to make that happen...i dont know how it cud b taught.. :roll:

 

[okami]

look at the guy doing it on this link...thats how it should look when its done(originally posted by se-freak)

http://www.hairloss-reversible.com/disc ... #POST20176

try to make that happen...i dont know how it cud b taught.. :roll:

A bigger picture wishes. How do I know have succeed?

 

[lilltoolate]

i'll put it in another way...if u r able to wiggle ur ear(slight movement) without using ur hands, then u r almost there....try and concentrate hard...u keep on wiggling and we can call that se...how does that sound?

 

[SE-freak]

Re: Nice work

Your hair seems to be a little longer in the 5th image so it is difficult to accurately compare your progression. However, there definitely appears to be some improvement. Congrats and keep up the good work.

you are probably talking about the first set of pictures. That was 14 months ago. I have posted recent pics( http://www.hairlosstalk.com/discussions ... 517#280517 ) - "some improvement" is clearly an understatement methinks. :hairy:

 

[Follically Challenged]

Man, awesome results.

What did you use?

(I tried to italicize the word awesome, and then bold it when that didn't work, but neither worked.)

 

[SE-freak]

Man, awesome results.

What did you use?

(I tried to italicize the word awesome, and then bold it when that didn't work, but neither worked.)

minoxidil twice daily, 1mg of finasteride daily, Nizoral every 2 or 3 days and the SE.

 

[SE-freak]

Could someone make a tutorial how to do SE? I don´t reallly understand how to do this from http://www.hairloss-reversible.com/my_approach2.htm

Plz, make it easy for everyone.

Thanks in advance.

There are several posts in Tom Hagerty's forum that explain how to gain control of the occipitalis muscles. Do a search over there. There is also a video cd available from hairloss-reversible.com in case everything else fails. This is not the place to analyze a non proven method backed up by anecdotal evidence only. Although I personally find logic in the SE mechanism, I cannot attribute my results to the SE, as I have been using two proven treatments(minoxidil, finasteride) for such a long time consistently.

 

[okami]

Could someone make a tutorial how to do SE? I don´t reallly understand how to do this from http://www.hairloss-reversible.com/my_approach2.htm

Plz, make it easy for everyone.

Thanks in advance.

There are several posts in Tom Hagerty's forum that explain how to gain control of the occipitalis muscles. Do a search over there. There is also a video cd available from hairloss-reversible.com in case everything else fails. This is not the place to analyze a non proven method backed up by anecdotal evidence only. Although I personally find logic in the SE mechanism, I cannot attribute my results to the SE, as I have been using two proven treatments(minoxidil, finasteride) for such a long time consistently.

Do you have this vcd? But how do you gain controll of the occipitalis muscles? I think that´s is more intresting if you´re telling me. I have suceeded to make my ears vibbing... what´s the next step?

 

[Nobbe]

The progress picture on the first page, the results are amazing BUT in every picture the hair is longer, thats kind of missleading I think.

 

[SE-freak]

You got me guys. Never suffered hairloss, just buzzed my hair and let it grow longer during the previous months just to make an impression. LOLen


before vs 16 months in:

I consider the "misleading length issue" solved.

 

[AussieExperiment]

Re: Nice work

Your hair seems to be a little longer in the 5th image so it is difficult to accurately compare your progression. However, there definitely appears to be some improvement. Congrats and keep up the good work.

you are probably talking about the first set of pictures. That was 14 months ago. I have posted recent pics( http://www.hairlosstalk.com/discussions ... 517#280517 ) - "some improvement" is clearly an understatement methinks. :hairy:

SE-freak I apologize. You're right I didn't see the more recent pics. Congratulations. Your results are truly impressive.

 

[SE-freak]

Re: Nice work

SE-freak I apologize. You're right I didn't see the more recent pics. Congratulations. Your results are truly impressive.

Huh, no need for apologies bro.Sceptisism is healthy and necessary when dealing with hair treatments and results. There is still room for improvement- my hair had been being hit for a looong time. I still shed a lot of hairs daily.

Let's see how this thing goes.

 

[Petchsky]

Hey SE Freak, damn those are some great results there, well done chap...been a while since i checked on your progress.

 

[SE-freak]

Damn, if this isnt one of those guys that make me feel at home.
It almost brings tears in my eyes.

gimmie some lovin!

 

[Petchsky]

Well, i'm not standing here with my arms open for nothing! come here you hairy bastard :lol: Feel the love :hairy:

 

[SE-freak]

MmmmmMMMMmmm babyyy :hairy:

 

[ugly_and_balding]

Great results SE. You're fortunate (relatively speaking of course) to have had your hairloss restricted to the crown area where treatments seem to be the most effective. I can't help but notice the difference in your hair color in the most recent picture. I've read from other peoples experiences with various chemical treatments, as well as the scalp exercise, that its not unusual to have a darkening in your hair color. Is this your experience or was it just the camera and lighting?