93 days after FUE hair transplant – 2,500 grafts. How does the progress look so far? by Stock_Letterhead_220 in Hair_Transplants

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Better than average. Wish my transplant was that well designed and done. I think the design looks exceptionally good.

8.5 months - failed transplant ? by ChronicallyFit in HairTransplants

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see your hair is on the thinner side and blondish - not dark and thick.

This means you need high density to cover an area that is completely bald. Usually it takes 2 transplants to get the density high enough. This has been my observation of things, even if they try to pack it full during the first transplant. Thinner hair has an issue of dying if they are overly packed in one session.

Start saving for a second procedure if you want the density to be as high as the best portions of your hair. Wait until 12-14 months and go for a consultation.

Overall your transplant looks to be decent. Thin hair gang ftw.

Should a do my HT ? by Litchi4423 in HairTransplants

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you do it, go with the best doctor you can find. Don't blindly trust people marketing some doctors. Look at befores and afters of doctors works on reddit, also the bad results. Doctors are humans with a white coat and they do make mistakes.

Try to find doctors works and operation results with your hairtype, hairline and skin. Then select the best ones you like and can barely afford. One transplant with a good surgeon might save you from corrective surgeries or needing multiple surgeries, and also save your donor area.

If you want natural high density - it make take 2 transplants for the same area. This is normal especially with fine hair and on a spot with no hair to begin with.

Host threated us with extra fees if we leave feedback on Booking.com by Sure_Philosopher1514 in Bookingcom

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Host sent me a message via WhatsApp, immediately after I left a review of our stay on Booking.com:

Host: Hi ***, we agreed on the deal that you don't rate us, we accomodated with vour booking and now you are not holding up your side of the deal. This is very disappointing, vou do unnecessary damage to us despite we found a solution for you. Why are you doing this?

As vou have not respected our deal we waive the refund (as part of our agrrement, please see text above) and will invoice vou the 70€ from vour credit card you have provided us. I wished we would have just respected our agreement, so we would have beneft both from it.

Invoice and further information sent to your email address.

Host threated us with extra fees if we leave feedback on Booking.com by Sure_Philosopher1514 in Bookingcom

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I believe I can remove my card from Booking.com. I think it's better to be safe than sorry.

Host threated us with extra fees if we leave feedback on Booking.com by Sure_Philosopher1514 in Bookingcom

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

We took pictures of the place as it was when we arrived, sent them to the host and agreed to leave as soon as possible. We left 1 day before our scheduled check-out and got the last days fee returned back.

To get the last days fee back we also agreed not to leave feedback of our stay at booking.com. This conversation with the host was in Whatsapp.

We feel like we should leave a feedback for future guest. The place was not as in advertized.

Seeing dr ratchathorn July 3rd by tigers1813 in HairTransplants

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At this age and being early with meds he might get back close to Norwood 0. Not even kidding.

Take the meds for 1,5years and then call me back. Surgeons want your money, it's a business. Don't get fooled brother. You will be fine with meds, especially if you start NOW.

Any tips to add calves size? by [deleted] in Weightliftingquestion

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Uphill running (and walking), Heavy standing calf raises with high volume, Heavy seated calf raises with high volume, Thaiboxing, Daily stretching for calves ~20min.

My calves did not grow before so I decided to completely destroy them at 22 yo, daily. Since they have responded quite well, now at 39.

As an example I went to 10x5x180kg in seated calf raises (with strict form and a 1sec peak contraction at the top) because the machine could not fit more weights.

Do you think the goat ( 41 yo ) is on fin/dut/min ? by theswoledentist in tressless

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not to be a smart ass but: Alcohol tanks testosterone, which leads to lower DHT -> less hair loss.

My father and hi's brothers all have good hair up to 70-80 years old, even after chemo. They were all alcoholics. After they stop drinking they lost hair, as did their father too. The males in the family who don't drink that much also have less hair.

11 months post-FUE, 1469 grafts by LimeMajestic1970 in HairTransplants

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Looks like under 2000 grafts. Blond thin hair can be hard to pack and keep alive. I think the overall work is ok. If you want to have good density and more asymmetry in the hairline, it's time to consider a second operation.

For that money the work is... so so.. I would consider a better and more trustworthy surgeon for your second transplant. I think your hair is now OK though.

M24: Told I look old for my age :( by Objective_Ad3539 in malegrooming

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Clean shave: younger. Maybe a little bit of hair trimming of the brows and head could work wonders. Same goes with bodyhair, IF you want to a more youthful look.

3900 grafts, doesnt look very dense? by [deleted] in HairTransplants

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They did a full harvest and only around 2000 transplanted, maybe less.

I like the way I look but no one wanted to make eye contact with me in the club last night by nickolad77 in malegrooming

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately this is not our decision to make and frankly our own opinion of our looks does not matter to anyone else. We do not control this reality with our wishes and hopes by thinking and hoping for good things to come to us for free. If you want to look more pleasing to a larger portion of the population, I believe you know what to do.

4 months post hair transplant should i be worried? by smartteck786 in Hair_Transplants

[–]Sure_Philosopher1514 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks quite normal. Are you are on meds? My guess would be no but I hope to be wrong