The Non Surgical Graft Hair Replacement System for Men 

Love Junkie gay.

Yoooo... thats kinda gae

@@Chivo317 lol yeah

Shows how much hair matters for looks

This is why man are afraid of hair loss, you are a completely different man

I agree. His entire head did not have to be shaved. Partial up front would have worked. You shaved off all that thick hair!!!???

If they just patched his hairline the hair from the back would grow back and give his front patch an uneven look. The replacement system doesn't grow along with your existing hair, It only blends in with it. So every few weeks he has to get his hair cut and have a new replacement system placed on his scalp in order for the system to blend in with his hair so it doesn't look unbalanced.

@@Theelectroarcheologist Yes - he has to get his haircut just like everyone -- big deal - even guys with toupees have to get haircuts -- the sides and back still grow -- unless you wear a full wig - you need to get a haircut every three weeks.

100% agree, that is the first thing I thought of

@@davemattia well it is a big deal if they charge $100 every time you need a haircut. I can get a haircut for $20, and I believe these hair system places charge $70 and up. That's a big expense at the end of the year.

Salons would charge about 900 per piece, but you can buy stock pieces for under 300. You'd need several each year depending on the type. For instance there's a type called v-loop thin skin that would only last a few weeks, and others that easily last for 6 months.

Prices vary depending on where you live. And they are definitely not, for life. They last weeks, at best. Weather you use real or synthetic hair, the hair lasts longer than the application, of course. So, you must be ready to remove and reapply, very, very often. In this young mans case his natural hair will start to grow back the day it was cut and that is as problematic as you could possibly imagine it would be! I would never consider a hair system in his case.

@@roccosophie6498 I HOPE his hair grows back. He had nice thick hair and he hacked it off when he could have simply patched his temples -- geez -- this was like giving someone a kidney transplant just because they peed their pants. A swiss lace unit for about $150 could have served him well for over a year if he did it piece by piece only at the temples. I know he has to make a living, but come on, this was heartless. I know woman who does this and the guys come out looking 100% perfect -- and I bet she charges 70% less than this guy. I'm sorry -- but the guy botched this handsome kid and now with his shaved head, he will crucify him for thousands of $$ for many years to come.

@@davemattia You're obviously confused. I'm merely commenting here. I had nothing to do with this process and adamantly agree with, you. I don't know if the people who did this to him made him fully aware of all ramifications or not but in his case, it was a complete waste of his money, time and, natural resources, (his own beautiful hair)!

@@roccosophie6498 I understood that, but I used the general meaning of "you" as in "one" - sorry - French brained - will fix

@@davemattia No problem. At first I thought that might be the case but the more I read the more it seemed to get personal. :-D

Yah,but it's second in the list...the first is to loose sexual potency

@@tuhinroy9397 eventually later in life hair will fall and sex will be forgotten anyway just relax

@Boulbizarre Maybe you can't but there are things people can do to slow down and in some cases stop balding. Know all the facts before you assume. Most people are balding, including woman but it does not mean, as in this young mans case that they will end up looking like a bowling ball. This kid is far too young to know for sure and shaving off what he has absolutely is not the answer. And who the he!! doesn't have something that affects them psychologically??? You deal with it and move on. Builds character. It's called, "LIFE."

@Boulbizarre Why are you taking this so personally and attacking me with hateful vial language? Settle down, fool, I'm not "judging," anyone. It's called an opinion. And we are still allowed to have those last time I checked. That said, what they are suggesting that this young man do is abjectly wasteful and ridiculous on every level. And I wasn't suggesting any of the options you gave, not one, they're just as bad as shaving your head in order to use a hair system! Cleaning your scalp as free of sebum as is possible, is the safest most effective way to help maintain your natural hair. Look it up. Shaving a perfectly healthy head of hair in order to mask it with what is basically a wig, is not.

What a ridiculous comment. And no, you can't slow it down, and no it's not anyone's fault if they are losing their hair. Hair loss is genetic and if someone chooses to use a hair system, then all power to them. Again - please stop talking about things you don't have knowledge about.

Always go for a FORWARD motion style -- No matter how much you pay for the hair and the stylist, it's going to look FAKE if you try to push it back and/or - your hair on the sides is thin - it will look FAKE. BUT there is a hack to fix that. Brushed back, a $99 unit looks the same as a $2000 unit -- and no unit should cost more than $250 -- sorry -- anything more than that is a waste of money, but no one will tell you that. Men's hair replacement stylists always create what I call "the toupee" haircut because they are never taught properly. If you worry about shine, ....omg...there are so many hair replacement tricks and hacks that these people in the hair replacement business don't know or don't want you to know because they cost $1.99 at Sally's.

What is brushed back?

@@davemattiaAgreed. Forward motion style has always been my natural style anyways so that'll work out quite nicely. I just wanna know how short I can cut it, because I wanna be able to do crew cuts like number 3 or 4 at least