All right, I think that Gho is not as perfect as Iron_Man makes him out to be, nor is he as much of a charlatan or conniver as Stevie.Dee states. He’s somewhere in between. I believe there is definitely some substance to HST, it’s more than a sc@m. I think it’s a real procedure… HOWEVER there are many things in Gho’s history, and even currently, that I take issue with and which suggest questionable ethics or at least a too-strong obsession with money, patenting things, and preventing others from understanding or emulating his work.
One thing that just jumped out at me when examining the main intro page (splash page) at http://www.hasci.com/
Look at the before/after photos in the circle at the right. On the “Before” photo, where the man has less hair, he also has what looks like a big longitudinal scar (or something), running at about an 80 degree angle, up and down the right side of his forehead (left side to the viewer), from below his hairline (or what was his hairline) down almost to his eye level.
On the “After” picture, the scar is GONE.
This is not an HT scar (it is not even close to the area where strip excission would be done), it looks like an accident wound or something.
What’s up with that? Did Gho remove the scar, too, when he added some hair to the guy’s head?
Did the patient get scar removal at some other clinic?
Or was the ENTIRE photo Photoshopped – both hair and forehead scar???
By the way, even for the most skilled wound repair surgeon, that would be an exceedingly difficult scar to remove or reduce. That’s why I tend to think something was done to the photo, and that in turn brings up questions like, “Was the entire photo doctored?”
Even worse, the “scar” might not even be a scar at all, but some kind of artifact of a bad Photoshop job on the “After” shot but not on the “Before” shot, which worries me even more.
This is really weird.