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tiredofthenegativity,
Thanks for your support and I'm glad we give you hop I've been there before myself.
Marine,
I *THINK* the density is at least 60 to 70 throughout. Probably closer to 70 near the front though. Not sure completely but it should be close to that.
Helpmeout,
I actually appreciate the comparison and the point you were making. You have to realize however that there is a point of diminishing returns with a case like this. Visually (at least in photos) the results become less dramatic as the graft count increases in a given area. The difference becomes noticeable when you see it in person and see how thick it is. Also, you need to understand that the before/after I posted was an apples to apples comparison. Once simply cannot get a more accurate before/after than what I posted. The hair was about the same length in both photos. The lighting is almost exactly the same. The only differences I cannot control is ambient light differences determined by the time of day. The Wolfe patient had buzzed hair in the before and much longer hair in the after and this aids in the effect. I am not saying this was deliberate as I know the clinic cannot dictate how long or short the hair needs to be when the patient comes in. It is a priviledge to have patients come in much less allow us to use photos. I won't rehash the lightng differences but you get the idea. Bottom line is that this patient can gel his hair, slick it back, turn it into a caesar, part left, part right, whatever he wants.
Jtelecom,
The biggest difference between now and a few months out will be the texture differences and behavior of the hair. It will be a bit softer and easier to style. Some of the hairs are a bit kinky which is normal at this point.
Dens1,
Thank you my frien 
Sofarsogood,
Yeah, a 1000 grafts would have been nice in the back but we felt confident his crown would thicken on it's own with meds. We were right and he's very happy with the crown. Btw, I like your signature, I feel the same wa 
Pharoh,
There was nothing to save for the back because he has about 4000 left in his donor bank as is.
HTNono,
He's in his mid forties I believe. We can't return all patients to this state in one session because of either limitations of donor or the supply/demand ratio is too high because of other areas of need. We CAN however pull more grafts than other clinics because we've been gearing up for it over the past several years. It's not something that a clinic can just start doing overnight because they want to.
Educobian,
I aim to pleas 
Mr. Frodo,
Our patient had his hairline in the before? Nope. It was clean brother. He had a few wispies in the areas behind the hairline but they were cosmetically insignificant. Our patient's hair is maybe a centimeter longer than the befores but overall it is roughly the same length especially compared to the Wolfe patient. His hair was buzzed before and a few inches in the after. As I said above, the difference is in the details and what we've done has allowed this patient to not have to perform any miracles with creative hairstyling. I wish you all could see him in person though. It blew us away to see the density and the overall result. What this represents is the true one pass result.
Joe Tillman aka, Jotronic Hasson & Wong www.hassonandwong.com www.hairtransplantmentor.com Joe@HassonandWong.com
1.800.859.2266
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