one more thing about fading...
I have 4 regular tattoos that are over 20 years old and still look good and have not turned grey or blue and have had lots of sun exposure. Ink and pigments have come a long way. After dealing with these people on a real personal basis I was greatly reassured that they are not the type of individuals who would mark people up just for a quick buck. Alot does go into this procedure and I am sure they have alot of overhead to pay for and that is why it costs more than a regular tattoo. I have some pretty detailed tattoos and they took less time than she did just doing "dots". I got a really good feel from these people and I consider myself a good judge of character.
Head Tattoo by the New Hair Institute
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I went for it.
Been wearing a system for 15 years. Tired of being a slave to it and not being able to do all the things I wanted to do in life from fear of being discovered. Done my homework and decided what I saw at Good Look Ink looked the best.
Yes they are a new business and very small. Of course that makes anyone nervous but I was sick of wearing that stupid rat on my head even though everyone thought I had great hair. I went to them a mess. My head had really bad sores on the back from years of glue. They worked with me though and basically stayed away from those areas and I will have them covered when they heal and I go back for my enhancement. I was expecting a return visit anyway because i have tattoos and you always need to go back for a touch up. Even if I need some touch up years from now I believe and hope it will be worth it. I know right now even though I feel naked and having a hard time dealing with the buzzed look that I am loving not having to worry about my stupid hairpiece. I can be ready to go in 10 minutes now. I couldnt believe how I really didnt get many reactions or comments either way. I am in the military and getting ready to deploy so basically I had to do something and I didnt want to just shave it smooth again like before because I did get discovered then and was very embarrassed. It looks really good considering she had to skip those 2 spots. It is not as low as I wanted my hairline to be but they are really careful about not going to bold because you cant go back. I will probably have her lower it just a tad and fill in my temples a little more as well. The biggest maintenance is you have to keep it buzzed close every couple of days. Fortunately I have quite a bit of hair across the top of my head which helps camoflage and create the illusion. Not sure if this would be for peeps who are completely slick on top. I am 47 and since my genes were mixed with baldys and full head of hair guys I think I will probably always have quite a few hairs sprouting to keep the texture. Also I did have one very sparse HT in front so that helps too. I was really impressed with the owner of this company. He spent alot of personal time and attention with me because of our similar plights. We are both musicians who always kept this persona of alot of hair and style. He looked great and I believe his procedure was done in 2008. He also helped me by talking with me days later about everything I was going through with the transformation. There is a huge shock when you go from full head of hair to buzzed. I would love my hair back but it is not worth it. I hope I can adjust to this and my biggest fear was losing my wife's attraction. Fortunately she is not that shallow. I do hope one day there is something else like cloning but for now I have to rediscover myself and enjoy life without worrying about my hair flapping in the wind.
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What the hell kind of doctor would stoop so low to do head tattoos? Rassman must be desperate for money. It’s unethical on so many levels!Leave a comment:
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Check out this link on the HIS website: http://www.*************.com/scalp-micropigmentation/
Quote from that link: "The reason why Dr Rassman is now offering scalp pigmentation as a solution for hair loss, is due to a recent visit paid by Dr Rassman to our Birmingham clinic in the UK, and Ian Watson and Ranbir Rai-Watson of HIS performing our MHT® technique at his Medical Center in Los Angeles."
They sound pretty chummy.
Apparently got a bad SMP and went to that dr. to get ht to fix it.Leave a comment:
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Looks like we've got another shill for "HIS"Please detail the following:
1) How do you know this patient had a procedure done at NHI?
2) After confirming point #1, please inform us which procedure he had done: the hair transplant or the scalp pigmentation?
3) Please confirm how you know Dr. Rasmassan was trained at HIS Clinic? (*His Clinic are not big fans of Dr. Rasmassan...)
Don't these spammers ever learn?
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I'm not a shill. If you want to know about a service I had then thats what you get.
I happen to get an email message on every post from this thread since I posted to it and when I read total nonsense I come back to make sure guys who are looking for real alternatives don't get steered wrong by know nothings like yourself.
The HIS service rocks!
For those that prefer long flowing hair...Hair transplants from qualified and reputable surgeons make sense.
Do research, decide which look you prefer and best of luck.
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Please detail the following:
1) How do you know this patient had a procedure done at NHI?
2) After confirming point #1, please inform us which procedure he had done: the hair transplant or the scalp pigmentation?
3) Please confirm how you know Dr. Rasmassan was trained at HIS Clinic? (*His Clinic are not big fans of Dr. Rasmassan...)Leave a comment:
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You have to be a complete nitwit to keep spouting off misinformation in blind ignorance.
If you keep attributing poor work or false claims against one company, of course the name of that specific company is going to come up.
You keep trying to generalize and lump HIS clinic with Rassmasan or other transplant clinics that have tried to get into the pigmentation business. Rassmasan doesn't even use the same inks and techniques that His Clinics do. Rasmassan utilizes a straight-up tattoo grade ink which is completely misguided on his part. His folly doesn't make the procedure of scalp pigmentation a poor option in the hands of experts in this specified field. It simply means: Don't go to Rasmassan if you want this type of procedure done.
That's basic sound reasoning.
It would just as inane as if someone posted a YouTube video or pictures of someone who got hacked up by a poor hair transplant. Should the takeaway from that be that nobody should ever consider getting a hair transplant?Leave a comment:
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JonB is just a shill for "HIS"! How many times can you pimp "HIS" in in a single post? We should turn this into a drinking game!THATS NOT HIS MHT WORK.
Guys if you want a short hair look that HIS offers than go to HIS ...Don't listen to other people from other firms or people who have never had the HIS treatment.
The danger is people going to hacks like the guy who did the video patient.
I don't really care one way or the other but misinformation is unacceptable.
I watched the video and it was ridiculous to even mention HIS in the same post as you have done.
Krauss, You should be ashamed of yourself for making such a ridiculous connection and one that is deragatory.(SP)
You have to be a fool to have your head tattooed!Leave a comment:
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THATS NOT HIS MHT WORK.
Guys if you want a short hair look that HIS offers than go to HIS ...Don't listen to other people from other firms or people who have never had the HIS treatment.
The danger is people going to hacks like the guy who did the video patient.
I don't really care one way or the other but misinformation is unacceptable.
I watched the video and it was ridiculous to even mention HIS in the same post as you have done.
Krauss, You should be ashamed of yourself for making such a ridiculous connection and one that is deragatory.(SP)Leave a comment:
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New hair Institute
Found this You Tube Video:
This poor guy's head was done by Rassman at NHI. Rassman was taught by HIS Hair Clinic. Looks like ##@* to me, solid and blue.Leave a comment:
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