Update From The God Himself - Dr. Takashi Tsuji

[Kev123]

There you go.

My problem is that my hair is thinning behind the transplant. Unfortunately my body / system is too sensitive for finasteride and min.

I had the transplant 5-6 years ago thinking “surely there will be a better treatment out in 5-6 years”... sigh...

Sure it’s not perfect like my real hair was when I was in my 20s but it is MY hair and it’s a million times better than a wig and a hell of a lot better than what it looked like before the transplant.

If tsuji treatment does work then I think a legit option for people my age (40) that don’t want to wait for “the cure” than getting a hairline transplant (fue or fut) and then a tsuji treatment for density is going to be good enough.

Thanks for sharing, i'd prefer you sent this through private message so that if it wasn't natural looking, no one would get on you for it. I'm sorry man but it looks like you had a hair transplant, does not look natural.

 

[hanginginthewire]

Only from like 2 doctors.

And I don't think anyone here understands what i'm talking about.

Like have you ever seen someone with a hair transplant, you ever seen their hairline? I'm talking about even today. Like you know they got a hair transplant even if they don't tell you.

Like idk who Matthew McConaughey's hair transplant doctor is, but those are exceptional results. hair transplant's don't usually look like that. It's so rare to see someone with a hair transplant and you can't tell.

I’ve seen people who’ve had transplants and it looks natural, yes.

I’m not sure Matthew Mconaughey even had a hair transplant... He uses partial pieces afaik.

 

[Kev123]

lol I see the error of my image, those are curls flopped down which is a separate issue entirely

My point is that hair transplants including mine are waaaaaaaay more awesome than this look from the dawn of hair transplant surgery.

But my point is that even though, relative to the 1990s hair transplant's they look better, they still mostly look like sh*t.

And I wouldn't describe today's hair transplant's as "awesome" at all.

"improved", yes, but "awesome", hell no. Nothing awesome about hair transplant's, in fact most of them look so awkward, like they attract the human eye to look up there and stare, and not in a good way. Just like "why does his hair look like that!?" type of stare.

 

[Kev123]

I’ve seen people who’ve had transplants and it looks natural, yes.

I’m not sure Matthew Mconaughey even had a hair transplant... He uses partial pieces afaik.

Can you show some google examples of what you think looks like a "natural" hair transplant?

 

[Kev123]

lol those are my natural curls flopping down - bad choice of pic from me late at night.

The thing is I style that left or right and it’s been fine for over 5 years. Now though it’s starting to catch up on me from the back too.

Do I want more? Of course!
Could it be better? Of course!
Am I depressed and want my hair back? Of course!

The thing is, if I had say another 1-2k grafts and had a tsuji treatment of another 1-2k grafts / hairs. I’d be happy.

I’ve had heaps of casual flings over the years and nobody has ever noticed. My now partner had no idea until I told her.

My point is that this looks better to me than the toy doll look of the 90s the original poster was talking about. And given today’s standards I’m pretty sure we don’t need to worry about that specifically

They don't have the eye to catch a hair transplant. I've been viewing hair transplant's for the past decade+, so I know the difference between natural hairline and a hair transplant. The key to catching these unnatural hair transplant's is the perfect but high hairline, that looks like the person receded but his hair stayed thick (which is not natural) + the hairless temples that clearly don't match the thickness of the hairline. Like oh look at me, I have a thick, high hairline, but no temples, it's so natural.

It's like a woman with fake boobs and her partners never care to talk to her about it so she thinks that it's cause they look so natural.

 

[kiwi666]

They don't have the eye to catch a hair transplant. I've been viewing hair transplant's for the past decade+, so I know the difference between natural hairline and a hair transplant. The key to catching these unnatural hair transplant's is the perfect but high hairline, that looks like the person receded but his hair stayed thick (which is not natural) + the hairless temples that clearly don't match the thickness of the hairline. Like oh look at me, I have a thick, high hairline, but no temples, it's so natural.

It's like a woman with fake boobs and her partners never care to talk to her about it so she thinks that it's cause they look so natural.

I hear what you’re saying - there are some really bad examples out there. Balding blog has many examples of hair transplants gone bad. So yeah all the things you mention are true and have happened to some people out there.

But on the flip side some dudes have had hair transplants this side of 2000 and are living their lives like they are ten or twenty years younger then they are. To them looking like a Norwood whatever is better than looking like a slick bald.

Oh and hey there are some really nice realistic looking fake boobs out there. Cancer victims come to mind.

You just gotta choose what kinda guy you are.

Either way, we all need tsuji!!!

 

[Hate da Bt]

@Kev123 , you are off topic, mate.
You should opt for a private convo, shouldn't ya?

 

[Kev123]

@Kev123 , you are off topic, mate.
You should opt for a private convo, shouldn't ya?

Wtf are you talking about? Gtfoh with that sh*t. I'm right on topic, talking about hair transplant's, which is what Tsuji's breakthrough is for.

 

[Kev123]

There always has to be some wanna-be Hall monitors in every discussion. You can't have a damn conversation about hair loss without some butt-hurt fool inserting himself as an internet police. f*****g hell, Tsuji's organ regeneration has everything to do with transplants, that's what it's aimed at. The topic is legit and true, how would hair transplant's look even if you had an unlimited amount of donor hair, how would they tackle the unnatural hairline look.

 

[wc5269]

They don't have the eye to catch a hair transplant. I've been viewing hair transplant's for the past decade+, so I know the difference between natural hairline and a hair transplant. The key to catching these unnatural hair transplant's is the perfect but high hairline, that looks like the person receded but his hair stayed thick (which is not natural) + the hairless temples that clearly don't match the thickness of the hairline. Like oh look at me, I have a thick, high hairline, but no temples, it's so natural.

It's like a woman with fake boobs and her partners never care to talk to her about it so she thinks that it's cause they look so natural.

Who cares if a couple of guys obsessed with balding and therefore hair transplants can spot your transplant? If it's fooling 99.9% of the people that you encounter on a daily basis, I wouldn't be worried about it. I'd consider something to have an unnatural look if an untrained eye was able to spot it. Clearly that's not the case with a well done transplant. I've never noticed that someone has had a transplant, and just playing the numbers, I must have seen some guys with transplants in person.

 

[hairloss_user]

The unnatural look about hair transplants comes from the front part that they can mess up sometimes, but most of the time it looks good. All in all nothing unnatural though, your own grafts just being moved somewhere else. At the end of the day it's your own real hair.

 

[Mykonas]

Lol isn't it a bit too early for this "natural hairline" discussion ?

 

[Hate da Bt]

There always has to be some wanna-be Hall monitors in every discussion. You can't have a damn conversation about hair loss without some butt-hurt fool inserting himself as an internet police. f*****g hell, Tsuji's organ regeneration has everything to do with transplants, that's what it's aimed at. The topic is legit and true, how would hair transplant's look even if you had an unlimited amount of donor hair, how would they tackle the unnatural hairline look.

Fool?
Honey, this is a thread about Organ Germ Technology's progression, and you decided to talk about hairlines right out of the blue.
The technology hasn't even been tested yet and you are crying over unnatural hairlines.
You ARE off topic, mate.
Deal with it.

 

[Trichosan]

Aye, Captain. Me thanks for those blessed words.

 

[Mykonas]

Guys. Hair follicle multiplication is the only future. It is the only thing that makes real sense. What is the one solution that increases the activity of transplant field and gives more choices for the balding guy? What is the one thing that we lack and determines the outcome, pattern and plan of a transplant? It’s the donor area.

All these topicals are made because the hair loss sufferer is desperate enough to take them. You think the latest brotzu oil was gonna come out because they are so kind hearted? No. Don’t forget that every single product for hair loss became a hair loss product by chance (minoxidil, finasteride). Companies just say “if this retard is going to be rubbing snake oils to his head he may as well be rubbing my snake oil”. That’s why you see so many “topical” therapies coming out.

Hair follicle cloning is the only future for the next 200 years until we figure out how to stop the issue before it evolves, in kids. To find th genetic route. And still that won’t save already bald men so cloning will still be there. Don’t worry about Finasteride, it is meant for prostate anyway they don’t give a sh*t. And don’t worry about minoxidil either, its initial use is for other purposes.

I pray that this choice presents itself to us. I would take it in my 30s, my 40s, my 60s. I don’t care when as long as it comes. I live my life as I can and his issue of hair loss has left a scar to me but not one that I scratch anymore. However when the opportunity presents itself I will win it. Because that’s what it is for us. It’s a pride thing, a card we got dealt and we got told to live with it whether we like it or not. So if we beat it even in old age with family and a happy past, it’s worth it. It just won’t have the same impact and our perspective will be different. Others might not even bother tbh, it’s still normal because their scar has already faded away.

That moment when you realise hair multiplication is also a topical treatment.

I don't think it's the most logical treatment, it certainly could be the most effective. but the most logical one would be reviving those dead follicles, because even if a guy is already bald the follicles are still there just dead for now. Hair multiplication sounds very appealing but it's not simple and no one has ever achieved organ cloning in practice for now it's still a fantasy.

 

[razzmatazz91]

That moment when you realise hair multiplication is also a topical treatment.

 

[Mykonas]

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It is topical, just like rch-01

 

[soo]

I also pour anti depressants all over my face when I see my hairline, that's topical too just in case someone wondered

 

[H]

That moment when you realise hair multiplication is also a topical treatment.

I don't think it's the most logical treatment, it certainly could be the most effective. but the most logical one would be reviving those dead follicles, because even if a guy is already bald the follicles are still there just dead for now. Hair multiplication sounds very appealing but it's not simple and no one has ever achieved organ cloning in practice for now it's still a fantasy.

How is reviving dead follicles the most logical? We can't revive anything that's been dead? Lol

 

[Jake94]

Can someone tell me what is going on? OP post has been edited.