Hair Loss Treatment for Baldness, Thinning Hair, Alopecia & Hair Transplant Scar

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   marx13
   Junior Member
   Norwood 3
   Num Posts: 35

   Hi Guys,

   Just thought I would post a quick update of my experience.

   I had my 5th treatment recently as mine kept fading. Its now been a week since my last visit and it seems to be blending in ok, however I would still like to go darker in the future.

   Nobody has noticed anything not even close freinds or family! Im really happy with how natural the treatment looks but would still like to sharpen things up a bit.

   Damien, do you know if the hairline is an easy process to sharpen up, at the moment its a bit soft for me?

   

   Posted 3 months ago #
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   BornReceded
   Regular Contributor
   Norwood 3
   Num Posts: 175

   It looks really good. I personally see no reason to darken it or sharpen the hairline but I guess that's up to you.

   Posted 3 months ago #
3. 

   LPP
   HIS Veteran
   Other alopecia
   Num Posts: 368

   Marx - Your result looks amazing. 

   I suffered from a form of scarring alopecia called Lichen Planopilaris. I had my first treatment with HIS on 11/28/2011 and it's changed my life for the better. Read my diary at the link below for pictures and detailed experiences. 

   
   

   http://forum.hishairclinic.com/topic/first-post

   Posted 3 months ago #
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   DHTassassin
   HIS Veteran
   Num Posts: 272

   Marx,

   Your result looks pretty natural.  Any chance of taking some pictures under bright lights?

   DHT

   Posted 3 months ago #
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   BusterBlood27
   HIS Veteran
   Norwood 7
   Num Posts: 314

   Hi Marx.  You talk about how natural it is looking and how friends and family havent said a thing so why would you want to go darker.  The treatment looks really good mate.  As for sharpening it I really cannot understand that either as to me that would ruin the look. Didn't you advise this during anyone of your 5 sessions that you wanted a sharper look? Personally I think it looks good.

   Had 3 sessions in London during January/February 2012. Very very happy :)

   Posted 3 months ago #
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   Damien
   Moderator
   Num Posts: 1717

   Totally agree that you dont need a sharper hairline. That said, its your head, and if you want to go sharper this is actually very easy. Just get in touch with the clinic again :)

   I am based in the UK and spend a lot of time at the Harborne clinic in Birmingham, managing the website and forum. Want to contact me? Send me a PM or email me - damien@hishairclinic.com
   
   Just joined? See our YouTube videos and gallery

   Posted 3 months ago #
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   2301
   Newbie
   Norwood 7
   Num Posts: 18

   Hi Marx13, your end result looks great.It looks so natural. I'm sure HIS can make your hairline sharper, but to me it looks 100% natural now.
   Well done bud and good luck no matter what you decide.

   Posted 3 months ago #
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   mars
   Junior Member
   Num Posts: 22

   looks nice mate, how does it look under stronger light?  

   
   

   Fading can be a pain, when I first saw it settle down I loved it but not so much once it had faded after 4 or 5 weeks, this is probably why the guy wants to go darker as he will remember it being darker initially and like me preferred it that way.  

   
   

   It looks good to me and doesn't need sharpened in my opinion, best of luck whatever you decide to do mate. Mars.

   Posted 3 months ago #
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   marx13
   Junior Member
   Norwood 3
   Num Posts: 35

   Thanks for the comps guys...

   Your right mars... so annoying when it fades away, especially when you see it at its best! This was my 5th treatment and 3rd request to go darker but HIS have advised me not to go any darker or denser.

   After doing a bit of research it seems like some of the guys who have been treated, are not that dark or dense, they just have a sharper hairline which gives a more "fuller" appearance. It seems to frame the face a bit more.

   If you take Jayson or Andy for example there treatment isnt that dark but the sharper hairline gives a stronger appearance.

   Posted 3 months ago #
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    marx13
    Junior Member
    Norwood 3
    Num Posts: 35

    I think i'm gonna leave it for a few months, let things settle and make some adjustments later on, maybe drop the hairline or sharpen it up.

    Does any one know if dropping the hairline is a simple procedure?

    Posted 3 months ago #
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    SystemSufferer
    Newbie
    Num Posts: 13

    Marx, do you mind sharing what number you were on the Norwood scale? Your results are everything I would hope for. I've posted on this before. Be careful not to overdo it. A natural shaved head is not often too sharp or dense. Google Matt Damon shaved head. He has a perfect head of hair as evidenced by his cover on GQ, but when shaved down to the bone, he looks very thin in spots.

    Posted 3 months ago #
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    Damien
    Moderator
    Num Posts: 1717

    Dropping the hairline is straightforward enough Marx13

    I am based in the UK and spend a lot of time at the Harborne clinic in Birmingham, managing the website and forum. Want to contact me? Send me a PM or email me - damien@hishairclinic.com
    
    Just joined? See our YouTube videos and gallery

    Posted 3 months ago #

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