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I had an extreme makeover hair transplant, and you can have one too.
I did my hair transplant with Dr. Victor Hasson in June 2008 He succeeded in extracting a large strip with about 4600 grafts.
http://www.my-hair-transplant-extreme-makeover.com/index.html
[/img]Shlomo,
That is an excellent result, Dr. Hasson did an amazing job. Great documentation as well.
Hi Shlomo35,
Great result and congratulations on your weight loss. You really do look 15 years younger - and you’ll probably live longer now!
I prefer your hair in the style you had at about 8 or 9 months where it was shorter.
And thanks for the excellent month by month descriptions - this will really help everyone (including me). I’m almost at 5 months now.
Paul
Congrats on the weight loss and hair gain, have you tried cutting your hair short? I think you may look even better with short hair.
Congratulations on the transformation it is truly amazing. Honestly I would have never guessed I was looking at the same person in these photos. Except for the slight graying on the sides you look like you could be the son of the overweight man with no hair.
What a difference hair makes.
Congratulations.
» What a difference hair makes.
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» Congratulations.
Yes, not trying to trivialize the weight loss but the makeover would have been a lot less dramatic without the new hair.
» » What a difference hair makes.
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» » Congratulations.
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» Yes, not trying to trivialize the weight loss but the makeover would have
» been a lot less dramatic without the new hair.
Are you guys blind or what
The guy lost like 50 lbs, went to the gym, STOPPED wearing glasses
he would have looked very transformed doing the above, without getting a transplant
I agree the transplant made a huge difference but
you guys are ignoring the other factors and acting like it was all just the transplant
» » » What a difference hair makes.
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» » » Congratulations.
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» » Yes, not trying to trivialize the weight loss but the makeover would
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» » been a lot less dramatic without the new hair.
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» Are you guys blind or what
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» The guy lost like 50 lbs, went to the gym, STOPPED wearing glasses
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He didn’t just lose the weight, it looks like he has been hitting the gym and lifting weights too.
yeah amazing results
» » » » What a difference hair makes.
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» » » » Congratulations.
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» » » Yes, not trying to trivialize the weight loss but the makeover would
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» » » been a lot less dramatic without the new hair.
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» » Are you guys blind or what
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» » The guy lost like 50 lbs, went to the gym, STOPPED wearing
» glasses
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» He didn’t just lose the weight, it looks like he has been hitting the gym
» and lifting weights too.
Its not like all his transformation is just hair
Speaking just for myself I was commenting on the the overall transformation and not simply the hair. I assumed most would have known this about my comment.
» Speaking just for myself I was commenting on the the overall transformation
» and not simply the hair. I assumed most would have known this about my
» comment.
why are we talking about a guys hair looking so great when way more than half what took place in the transformation was not hair related
I agree the hair does look better but
without the losing 50lbs taking off the glasses and bulking up at the gym i dont think he would have looked that great
Hair, weight, and build have all changed for the better. A completely different look.
And once again, HanginInThere is jealous.
Well i have to admit, the hair transplant was the last thing i witnessed, the first thing i witnessed was weight. Sorry you could have looked good even being bald.
As i said before its a matter of will, if you do sports etc you will never look like old man jenkins
very smart guy, he did everything right, it’s not just the hair altho i think the hair is a big part, nobody mentioned his tan, it is a subtle thing but the dark tone makes him look leaner too, he is going all out for the transformation.
Shlomo’s results undoubtedly are enhanced by his weight loss and his obvious return to a healthy physique as well as the other steps he’s taken to improve himself. The hair transplant was the first step and many times this step leads one to build upon this success with new goals and accomplishments for self improvement. It’s a logical process. Here are two others that did the same thing…
Futzyhead…
Bobman…
» Well i have to admit, the hair transplant was the last thing i witnessed,
» the first thing i witnessed was weight. Sorry you could have looked good
» even being bald.
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» As i said before its a matter of will, if you do sports etc you will never
» look like old man jenkins
Trust me on this, imagine if he was still bald then his bald head would be the first thing you notice even after he lost 50 lbs.
You are right, it’s not 1 or 2 things he did, it’s everything, even his clothes are more preppy with the tank top and tight t-shirt look. See how he dressed like a nerd in the before pic ( sorry 
)
Any clearer, up close pictures? to see hairline?
» I had an extreme makeover hair transplant, and you can
» have one too.
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» I did my hair transplant with Dr. Victor Hasson in June 2008 He succeeded
» in extracting a large strip with about 4600 grafts.
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» http://www.my-hair-transplant-extreme-makeover.com/index.html
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