The Person With 2nd Highest Iq In The World Is Using Dutasteride For Hair Loss Prevention

karatekid

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Dude I had no idea who this is, but I just took a quick look now, and it seems like he had a transplant too.
Looks kinda obvious and not very well done job.
I would expect the second smartest man in the world to choose a better clinic lol
 

sonictemples

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sonictemples

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This is related to his old hair transplant procedures btw
 

hailbrotzu

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Can anyone explain why his transplant looks like that? From what I can tell the hairline shape is fine but it does not look natural
 

Pot Noodle

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The hairline design isn't good at all actually. It is far too symmetrical which creates a harsh unnatural appearance. The frontal hairline also seems to consist of thick hairs instead of the finest single hair grafts required too created natural hairlines. These can only be spotted with high powered microscopes. Older techniques did not use these. Furthermore, he seems to have lost density behind the hairline due to fact he had it placed far too low. Its not age appropriate at all and immediately stands out as a hair transplant. That is the last thing you want.

People who have had a transplant would spot it as one immediately. People who haven't will still think something is off.

I actually think there multiple hair grafts in the front. Something which doesn't appear in nature and is blasphemous to top hair Restoration surgeons
 

MichaelMurfy

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The hairline design isn't good at all actually. It is far too symmetrical which creates a harsh unnatural appearance. The frontal hairline also seems to consist of thick hairs instead of the finest single hair grafts required too created natural hairlines. These can only be spotted with high powered microscopes. Older techniques did not use these. Furthermore, he seems to have lost density behind the hairline due to fact he had it placed far too low. Its not age appropriate at all and immediately stands out as a hair transplant. That is the last thing you want.

People who have had a transplant would spot it as one immediately. People who haven't will still think something is off.

I actually think there multiple hair grafts in the front. Something which doesn't appear in nature and is blasphemous to top hair Restoration surgeons



You've hit the nail on the head regarding the design flaws. Placing multi-hair follicular units along the transition zone rather than exclusively using micro-refined single hairs is one of the classic dead giveaways of poor surgical execution, right alongside an overly aggressive, ruler-straight placement.

It’s always fascinating how easily the human brain picks up on these subtle visual incongruities. Even when someone doesn't know the exact surgical terminology—like graft caliber or artificial symmetry—their pattern recognition immediately flags that something is off. It really comes down to the brain’s innate ability to process spatial balance, micro-patterns, and natural variations without us even realizing it. For anyone curious about how sharply their mind detects abstract logic, visual discrepancies, and complex spatial sequences, trying an assessment like https://worldiqtest.com/ can be an interesting way to benchmark that specific side of cognitive processing.

Ultimately, great restorative work requires the surgeon to be just as much of an artist as a clinician. Without an appreciation for natural asymmetry and gradual density feathering, the result just ends up looking synthetic.
 

Jpw1999

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Musk has the best transplant that I've seen, he's got better hair now than when he was 20. This guy's hair looks awful.
 
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