hair transplant in the temples???????? hmmmm.. not good

[thylax]

Guys lets be honest. A hair transplant in the temples will be obvious to 20% of the people with whom we come in contact (especially other hair loss sufferers). The surgery cannot replace nature's hair "coming up" from the skin and -even if we put 10000 follicles!- the frontier between skin and hairline will seem technical. Nevertheless a hair transplant could be extremely effective on the vertex. Do you agree with all these?

 

[mon]

Where there was hair, a hair transplant is always viable. It is perfectly viable to have hairs transplantedinto the temple region.

 

[wangho75]

Guys lets be honest. A hair transplant in the temples will be obvious to 20% of the people with whom we come in contact (especially other hair loss sufferers). The surgery cannot replace nature's hair "coming up" from the skin and -even if we put 10000 follicles!- the frontier between skin and hairline will seem technical. Nevertheless a hair transplant could be extremely effective on the vertex. Do you agree with all these?

It only MAY be noticeable in some hair transplant's. It would be even less noticeable if you are a person that wears a hairstyle other than flipping the front up, or combing it straight back. Some guys like to wear bangs or wear the hair down. Even a bad hair transplant should be MUCH less noticeable in these cases. That's my opinion..

 

[JayB]

Guys lets be honest. A hair transplant in the temples will be obvious to 20% of the people with whom we come in contact (especially other hair loss sufferers). The surgery cannot replace nature's hair "coming up" from the skin and -even if we put 10000 follicles!- the frontier between skin and hairline will seem technical. Nevertheless a hair transplant could be extremely effective on the vertex. Do you agree with all these?

youre like hoping for agreement for some reason because youre scared to get your temples done....transplants in the front work fine no loser is going to get in a mans face and examine his temples.