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It's an interesting case because you'll see pictures where his hair looks fantastic, including situations where it might be hard to get away with wearing concealer (shaved down, wet hair, too much hair) like here, here, or to a lesser extent here. But there are other pictures where things look very thin like this one.
I don't know the timeline of all these pics either, whether it's before or during the recovery period of certain HST procedures, sessions, so it's difficult to comment.
One of the primary reasons holding me back from getting an HST procedure from HASCI is the lack of recipient results. I need to be absolutely confident with the artistic skills of a surgeon before ever stepping into the chair because the recipient is always the priority. Hopefully the guys who have got an HST procedure can keep us updated with their results.
The first thing we have to establish is exactly how well does Gho's technique work in practice and neglect the artistic aspects for a moment. To me, this comes down to two things primarily:
1) What exactly is the donor regeneration rate?
2) How many times can the same follicle be harvested and do these hairs maintain the same characteristics (diameter, texture)?
If the answer to these are min. 85% donor regeneration and no change of hair characteristics like HASCI claims, then that's massive even if we operate under the premise that Gho's artistic skills are poor.
If these claims are conclusively proven true and accepted, then HST will inevitably find its ways into the hands of more artistically talented surgeons. Even if that does not happen, 85% donor regeneration provides more than enough donor supply that you could use other surgeons to touch up the hairline and let Gho handle the cosmetically less important areas behind it.
I really hope they post that interview with Gho because Spencer said they would directly touch on this issue, i.e. density of his procedures.
I don't know the timeline of all these pics either, whether it's before or during the recovery period of certain HST procedures, sessions, so it's difficult to comment.
One of the primary reasons holding me back from getting an HST procedure from HASCI is the lack of recipient results. I need to be absolutely confident with the artistic skills of a surgeon before ever stepping into the chair because the recipient is always the priority. Hopefully the guys who have got an HST procedure can keep us updated with their results.
The first thing we have to establish is exactly how well does Gho's technique work in practice and neglect the artistic aspects for a moment. To me, this comes down to two things primarily:
1) What exactly is the donor regeneration rate?
2) How many times can the same follicle be harvested and do these hairs maintain the same characteristics (diameter, texture)?
If the answer to these are min. 85% donor regeneration and no change of hair characteristics like HASCI claims, then that's massive even if we operate under the premise that Gho's artistic skills are poor.
If these claims are conclusively proven true and accepted, then HST will inevitably find its ways into the hands of more artistically talented surgeons. Even if that does not happen, 85% donor regeneration provides more than enough donor supply that you could use other surgeons to touch up the hairline and let Gho handle the cosmetically less important areas behind it.
I really hope they post that interview with Gho because Spencer said they would directly touch on this issue, i.e. density of his procedures.
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