My donor zone has a clear dividing line when viewed in person. It goes from dark brown to gray instantly. So what happened? How well do you know the hair transplantation procedure? Enough to have the answer instantly off the top of your head?
There are guys out there that rush to the hurricane zone with their pick up truck and tools. They know there are lots of desperate people that need their roof fixed and they need it NOW. But those home owners don't know much about construction and the guy in his pick up truck is building that load bearing surface with 2 x 4's or 2 x 6's because it's easier and cheaper for him. But what happens over time?
Same applies to hair transplantation you need to understand it like the homeowner needs to understand construction if you want to be safe.
You need to know what you don't know not what you already know.
The more you know the more you know you don't know. Socrates
There are guys out there that rush to the hurricane zone with their pick up truck and tools. They know there are lots of desperate people that need their roof fixed and they need it NOW. But those home owners don't know much about construction and the guy in his pick up truck is building that load bearing surface with 2 x 4's or 2 x 6's because it's easier and cheaper for him. But what happens over time?
Same applies to hair transplantation you need to understand it like the homeowner needs to understand construction if you want to be safe.
You need to know what you don't know not what you already know.
The more you know the more you know you don't know. Socrates
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