Don't buy a hair transplant because of computer imaging! Dr. Lindsey explains

We saw 2 guys just this week who had "been sold" hair restoration by a doctor with what sounds like only computer simulation of expected results...In this brief video Wendy and I discuss you computers can't account for skill, or lack thereof, of the doctor, techs, and the donor and recipient characteristics or even healing tendancies of the patient.



And I explain how even I...can get duped by simulations.



Make sure if you are buying cosmetic surgery, or anything else for that matter, without doing your research and seeing examples of what your doctor has done. Like the stock brokers say...past performance is not a guarantee of future results, BUT...you are better going to someone who has done lots of cases with lots of good results, than making a decision on a computer image.



The video is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DecSt3bsgcQ



Dr. Lindsey McLean VA

Totally agree with Dr, Lindsey. He's right on. Computer simulations are a poor substitute for a good physician and staff. There is subjectivity in these simulations, whereas a Doc can obtain a more definitive idea of what to expect.

So be it Jedi.

Dr. L

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