3rd Procedure with Gho
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I just took a quick look just now so there may be others, but numbers 1, 4 and 22 sure look thin to me. And it might be no big deal since this was just taken shortly after the procedure, it's possible that once everything in matured in a matter of months it will be fine...but all these pictures are merely counting the hair and we have to be concerned about the quality of individual hairs as well when you're damaging the hair follicle as this procedure does do. -
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Originally Posted by maxhair
Where is the shot of this part of the donor region prior to the procedure?
Then you said:
Another very good question. With a significant proportion of hairs in the telegen phase, it really does make these pics which attempt to view individual hairs very difficult to analyze and quantify.
Is that not you agreeing with Maxhairs question? Confused!Leave a comment:
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Sure:
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Originally Posted by maxhair
Where is the shot of this part of the donor region prior to the procedure?
Then you said:
Another very good question. With a significant proportion of hairs in the telegen phase, it really does make these pics which attempt to view individual hairs very difficult to analyze and quantify.
Is that not you agreeing with Maxhairs question? Confused!Leave a comment:
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Also which hairs are thinner, just give me a number from one of Iron Mans or JJJJrS's pictures?Leave a comment:
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Secondly you and Gandolf I think has asked to see the before pic. The before pic, 12 hours before the actual procedure, is in this very thread. Are you telling me you can't find it? Come on!
I have only put on a couple of recipient photos immediately after the procedure, I'll be putting more on.
I think it would be good if you can take a look at the previous shot and come back with your thoughts, you too Gandolf.Leave a comment:
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You can also do the same if you have any doubts.Leave a comment:
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You're wrong.
I mean, such losers find always something, like the hairs in a soup, but -how bad- they simply can't find what they're looking for. No way. They can't find it. Impossible.Leave a comment:
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Dear Dr Gho,
Where are the photos of the donor area before extraction?
And where are the recipient site photos?
If it's verifiable its worth millions to you, and you just haven't quite managed to take the photos and load them here, despite having time to do interviews?
What, you can't afford the $500 to get a helper to take the right photos and upload the images for you?
You're flying around, setting up businesses in multiple countries, but you can't organize some proof, despite being ready to claim proof?
If I had a hair multiplication surgery technique, I'd have it rolled out in no time. I'd have pictures which prove to investors, like fellow HT surgeons, that it works - but you don't seem to have bothered with that most fundamental of prerequisites for investment. Just your smiling, not entirely believable face saying it works.
Dude, if you do actually have the ability to do what you say you can, and you still haven't managed to present it, then you need to sack all your PR people, and all your advisers, and hire Mickey Mouse instead to do a better job.
For this reason, I am out.
Secondly you and Gandolf I think has asked to see the before pic. The before pic, 12 hours before the actual procedure, is in this very thread. Are you telling me you can't find it? Come on!
I have only put on a couple of recipient photos immediately after the procedure, I'll be putting more on.
I think it would be good if you can take a look at the previous shot and come back with your thoughts, you too Gandolf.Leave a comment:
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we really need to start focusing on recipient area
its good to see donor growing even after 3 procedures BUT 'what' exactly is growing in recipient is as important, imo we hardly touched that issue
if you look at Gcs midscalp area you will see many single hairs growing,
its possible that many double FUs grow as single as it makes no sense to use so many 1s all over the scalpLeave a comment:
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we really need to start focusing on recipient area
its good to see donor growing even after 3 procedures BUT 'what' exactly is growing in recipient is as important, imo we hardly touched that issue
if you look at Gcs midscalp area you will see many single hairs growing,
its possible that many double FUs grow as single as it makes no sense to use so many 1s all over the scalpLeave a comment:
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2nd Procedure - Day 1
It is inconceivable to me that 80% of the extraction points are transections. Google "GC83UK 4 recip pics" and "GC83UK - 2 recip pics top view" for recipient pictures shortly after his 2nd procedure.
There is no way all of the regenerated extraction points are transections, considering the recipient yield gc got on his 2nd procedure
Guys you really have to do the research and read through the posts because all of these photos have been posted. Anyway, here's gc's recipient photo immediately after the 3rd procedure:
Recipient After 3rd Procedure
The entire area was completely bald (!) before the procedure:
Before Any ProceduresLeave a comment:
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Dear Dr Gho,
Where are the photos of the donor area before extraction?
And where are the recipient site photos?
If it's verifiable its worth millions to you, and you just haven't quite managed to take the photos and load them here, despite having time to do interviews?
What, you can't afford the $500 to get a helper to take the right photos and upload the images for you?
You're flying around, setting up businesses in multiple countries, but you can't organize some proof, despite being ready to claim proof?
If I had a hair multiplication surgery technique, I'd have it rolled out in no time. I'd have pictures which prove to investors, like fellow HT surgeons, that it works - but you don't seem to have bothered with that most fundamental of prerequisites for investment. Just your smiling, not entirely believable face saying it works.
Dude, if you do actually have the ability to do what you say you can, and you still haven't managed to present it, then you need to sack all your PR people, and all your advisers, and hire Mickey Mouse instead to do a better job.
For this reason, I am out.Leave a comment:
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And that's another good point about the hairs being thinner. I had never even thought about it but now that you mention it, they do seem to be thinner on average than the hairs that weren't touched as part of the procedure.Leave a comment:
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Another very good question. With a significant proportion of hairs in the telegen phase, it really does make these pics which attempt to view individual hairs very difficult to analyze and quantify.Leave a comment:
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This is one of the things that scares me about the procedure, I've read several members stories about having surgery and they are drilling 3-4x for each successful follicle harvested, so maybe most of those regrowth hairs weren't proper grafts. And yes, all the research appears only to focus on donor regrowth, where are the pictures analyzing the recipient area. If they aren't yielding well, or just don't look that great, all the donor regrowth doesn't mean much.Leave a comment:
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