just did the hair replication (tattoo) procedure...

[40000]

Liquidssh, congrats to you, your pics look just great

has anybody pointed out the fact that it is a tatto?

How does people that meet you for the fist time react to it?
And what about the people that know you and see you on a daily basis?

Finally I saw that this guy charges $250 per hours, how many hours does it take a procedure like yours?

I'd appreciate your responses to these questions, I live in Florida and I'm considering a visit to artistry concepts

thank you buddy

[liquidssh]

thanks man on the congrats.... actually not one person has pointed out thats its a tat or looked at my head funny. prior to doing this i used a concealers that actually worked pretty well. it was just the whole process of applying it and worrying about anyone touching my head, etc. it was too much.
My procedure took about 6 1/2 hrs. the toughest part was just coming up with the hairline. i recommend you ask them if you can go in and watch them do a procedure. they had some guy come in and check me out while i was there. he seemed really impressed. good luck with everything!

[BaldBob]

I have heard of others who were very pleased with this procedure, but my concern is this: The tattooing matches your hair color, right? So what happens in 10 - 20 years when your hair turns grey? I'm thinking those tattoos will be very visible little dark dots because they won't match your hair color.

Is this a permanent tattoo? How easy would it be to have it removed?

[liquidssh]

when i start greying, they can touch it up to match the grey. it is a permanent tattoo. i know there is laser removal now to remove tattoo's. i think its pretty expensive. but with technology advancing so quick...in 10-20 years it might be easy to have it removed if if choose to.the bottom line is right now i have a restored confidence. it was totally worth it for me.

[frekey]

It would be interesting to see if FUE patients have their micro scars tattooed to fill in the missing donor hair.

[40000]

Liquidssh; I guess that by now the tattoo is fully healed, so do you have any additional observation or comment to give to us?

Is the tattoo and your remaining hair a perfect match?
It is undetectable even under close inspection?
Also how do you cut your hair in order to match the tattoo better?

Thank you, Your response is appreciated, Charles

[saleen98coupe]

looks great
do you have any closeups in the sun, and how much was it

[Shinino]

I did the same tatoo in Paris 4 years ago.. and what I can say is that lots of "spots" turned to blue/green.
Fortunately, I had still some hair (buzzed at 3 mm) , so tatoos were blended with real hair.. and I could easily hide this. After 2-3 years, tatoos progressively disappeared..
My opinion is that all examples I saw of tatoo replication looks "fake". The technik is not yet well mastered. Think they should replicate little hair (lines) and not "round spots". Concerning the color, it is very difficult to replicate the same as side hair because, there is the issue of "tatoo on skin". On white skin, black-brown pigments turn easily to blue-green. Think this kind of tatoo replication looks quite good only on black people.