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I was just browsing and came across this paper:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
It's from an Indian Doctor that provides hair transplant's with mostly scalp and beard hair. Nothing special here, but I find the result-pics quite impressive. F.i. case 3: a guy with nw6 and basically only some terminal hair left. With around 3k scalp and 2k beard grafts the result looks good and dense. I reckon that he works on Indian people, who might have thicker and wavier hair naturally, but still it looks remarkable.
He also has a YouTube-channel:
Unfortunately, many video's lack descriptives, such a number and type of grafts used and no video footage, just photo's, which can be misleading to to combovers.
But still, he results in the paper do surprise me. Genuinely good results or some form or trickery?
“Combination Grafting” of Scalp and Body Hair to Enhance the Visual Density of Hair Transplant and Coverage of Higher Grade of Baldness
Hair transplant is becoming the most common cosmetic procedure across the world with demand for higher density and coverage of baldness. This needs more number of donor hair follicles. Scalp donor has limitations to fulfill the required number of follicles ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
It's from an Indian Doctor that provides hair transplant's with mostly scalp and beard hair. Nothing special here, but I find the result-pics quite impressive. F.i. case 3: a guy with nw6 and basically only some terminal hair left. With around 3k scalp and 2k beard grafts the result looks good and dense. I reckon that he works on Indian people, who might have thicker and wavier hair naturally, but still it looks remarkable.
He also has a YouTube-channel:
Unfortunately, many video's lack descriptives, such a number and type of grafts used and no video footage, just photo's, which can be misleading to to combovers.
But still, he results in the paper do surprise me. Genuinely good results or some form or trickery?