I think your hairdensity is ok - but i can see your hair is transplanted. :/ Not naturally. :/ Your scalp-skin is purple-pink - this is the first sign - it looks crystal clear when you show your hair up close. :/ And Brad Pitt had not hairtransplant. :-) But his father got balding - strange. And there is the most iconic hairtransplant sign - the black dots at hairfollicules on the scalp. :/ Nobody knows what are thoses - i talked with many guys about it. Maybe you can tell what those black dots. This is the most badly thing in hairtransplant - black dots. :/ This is a good work too! mattdominance.com/james-franco-hair-transplant/
For those whose donor area isn't enough, I believe the way is combining SMP + hair transplant + fibers. By the way, I believe 70 / cm² is possible with multiple hair transplants. Don't need to rush, just be patient and do multiple procedures within few years. The problem is the limitation of donor area.
The problem is not just the quantity of the grafts that can be harvested from your donor area, but much rather the bioviability of the transplanted hair on your scalp. It's a consensus that 40 per cm2 is the maximum amount of hair which can be transplanted before the risk of necrosis due to insufficient blood circulation becomes too risky. Also fucking lol if you still have to use fibers after combining a ht with smp. At that point wouldn't it be MUCH more sufficient to just wear a hair system?
My father and grandfather have/had great coverage despite the age. My grandfather died with a bit of thinning but great coverage and no receding hairlines. He was 85. My father, 70 yo still with great coverage , no hairline recession, just a bit of lower density overall. So there's men out there that have good hair throughout their life. As for me, I had a bit of thinning and recession, but it is suspected that that happened due mostly or in part, to medication (radical treatment to H. pilory). Nonetheless, at 43 i started using the big 3 (Finasteride, minoxidil, ketoconazole).
First, is your hair loss really noticeable, as in a bald spot and thin, wispy colorless hair from the forehead to bald spot? Or are you just having some receding on the sides of the forehead? On my 19th birthday I noticed that some receding started and by 21 my hairline sides angled back looking like Brad's angled sides. I had great hair, but that little bit of receding made me so self-conscious and I thought I would be bald by 30. At 30 I thought I would be bald by 40. I had slow receding and some thinning overall, but at 50 I have A Lincoln's hairline and Brad's hairstyle with longer hair parted on the side and tucked behind the ears. All of that worrying during my 20s and 30s was a waste of my time and my self esteem would have been much higher and accomplished.
@@riproar11 I started noticing my receding at around 20. First, I though nothing really of it, it was more a "well, i'm getting a somewhat more mature hairline" but suddenly, I noticed my hair stylists stopped asking me if I would like to thin my hair out as I've always had thick and dense hair. That was my seconds warning sign. At around 23 or 24 (don't quite remember) I started using Minoxidil. My hair is still falling out, but not at the rate it used too, thankfully. But it is only a matter of time until I lose more/all of it. I'm still trying to accept it. Genetics are a bitch.
@@reddo6092 Everyone's case is different. Receding and thinness seemed to slow down after my late 20s. I started using Minoxidil foam since 2007 as it gives hair hold and body and no oiliness like the liquid minox. Cheap hair insurance. With minox you're buying time if you're hoping for better hair restoration remedies, transplants over the next decade or two like follicle cloning or stem cells. I have seen so many men who look better and badass with their head shaved really short. They looked goofy with hair on top in their younger photos.
have you tried applying the liquid minoxidil with a qtip directly on your scalp? I would be curious if it would be more effective and less oil inducing that way.@@riproar11
Can you go beyond the 50 grafts per sq cm if the hair is finer? Presumably you can pack more in the same space than 50 courser(wider diameter) graft safe limit.
One of my best friend is a Vietnamese and we always talk about my problems with hairloss as his hair is perfect. I onced asked him if I could creepily spectate is scalp from up close and man....his hairs are so fucking thick. I mean, so thick that he probably has like 35 hairs on 1 square cm and it's still packed as hell. He could easily get like 25 hair per square cm and have an average density :D I couldnt believe it at first.
Do your calculations include fut and wouldn't that allow for more graphs total and what do you think is the highest density with medium hair thickness a person could get with a second transplant thank you for the information
If you have a density of about 40-50 graft/cm2 implanted in the 1st session, can you increase to 70grafts per cm2 in the 2nd session ? So in the 2nd session increase +30grafts/cm2 ?
Great well researched video. This is one I wish I watched 20 years ago. Scalp necrosis is certainly real. I have experienced it myself. Hair transplantation is a long game for guys with more severe baldness. You are better off doing it over multiple surgeries and years. One thing I'd add is if you have exceptional body hair that can help get to the Brad Pitt level of density if your head donor hair comes up short. But after having personally tried a variety of body hair types for transplantation as a Caucasian male I think only chest hair truly matches head donor hair. The other types of BHT can be used for filler but it is not going to be a perfect natural result like Brad.
@@christopherdonovan6475 I have had chest hair transplanted to the scalp and the appearance is the same as head hair for me. Yes it does not appear to grow as long as the other hair but does grow a bit longer than it did on my chest.
@@J_International I recently had 2,300 grafts in hair line to top middle. And need about 1,500-1,800 hundred more but my donor area is light. Was considering body hair. Why didn’t u use hair under ur neck facial hair but from under neck. That is coarser then head hair but will grow long at least. I have little facial hair too can’t grow a bread or else i’d use that hair.
Many thanks for sharing video. You mentioned for maintenance treatment to use topical dutestride and or oral frenstride. What about topical frenstride 2.5 pct? Is it effective and save from your experience?
Hey Man.. Greetings from India. Can you please tell me what are the documents you had received as a proof of hair transplant surgery during all surgeries you gone through?
Awesome content. Again, your hairline is much better than before. Congrats. Interesting question: Are grizly hair thicker than original ones? Or is that only illusion? If so at least getting older will have an advantage (less grafts required to fill the bald areas).
Love your channel but I'd have to disagree here, 80cm is starting to become common practice in a lot clinics in which the patient can support it with their donor and with the current verteporfin trials showing success with regenerating hair follicles, this should be a done deal to a nearly perfect cure for hair loss. Assuming the doctor can master placement to ensure proper direction of growth.
hi. Disagree based on the sayings from clinics who told you they do 80 per cm2? 80 cm2 is extremely inefficient and time consuming. Thats why none of the TOP clinics would actually recommend it. In fact, no clinic can actually do 80 grafts all over. Most professional clinics actually prefer 40-50cm and then touch it up with extra 10+ grafts during the 2nd session in order to maximize the survival rate of such densely packed follicles. I know the 70-80 grafts cm2 is common to find on the internet but these are just baseless promises that are hard to deliver upon in reality. Too many complications that accompany this high packing in real conditions.
Matt, the two times I Took finasteride, whether oral 1mg daily or 1mg x3 times a week, then I switched to Topical fin, I was still getting acne which stresses me out. So stopped I’ve been on minoxidil for about 7 yrs. and have tried microneedling. What else can I try since Fin causes acne. I’m thinking topical Dutasteride will just be the same since it works in same way as Fin? Cheers
@@capo4ever334 Cystic acne around the mouth- it started to stress me out just as bad as the hair loss but at least with hair loss it’s not that obvious & generally most people could careless but when u have acne everyone can see it and there’s no hiding
Exactly, he has never come forward about it. But again, he’s one of the wealthiest actors in Hollywood at the moment…so it’s far from impossible if he needs it. And as the other guy said, only he would know… you won’t
Hey Matt. Can do you a video where you adresses Justin Biebers hair reversal? In the spring it looked like he was about to go bald, and now he got a full head of thick hair. I’m interested in hearing your opinion to how he got it back. Thank you for a lot of great content! Cheers from Denmark 🇩🇰
@@derekporter66 A workmate has fairly decent hair density, but has SMP in the gaps... As soon as he lets his hair grow beyond relatively freshly clipped - the illusion is gone. I’d say you have about 4 days growth before the ‘hair appearance’ of the dots no longer blends with the genuine hair. YMMV
@@derekporter66 His SMP is mostly at the front, some on the crown. IMO, SMP only works if you have decent coverage and very short hair... If you’re black, or otherwise have super curly hair - it may work well at various lengths
Probably got hair transplant on sides to cover receding temples while he wears a high quality hair system on top ,even tom cruise too ,even these actors go through lot of stress due to divorce.n shooting schedules their life style is far from healthy ,lots of smoking ,booze ,drugs ,also we know stress plays major factor in balding ,Johny deep is another one ,though Johnny balding is obvious as his hair system look bit off due to hair color and hair being shabby , he has never gone through hair transplant to cover receding temple points though
@@rayanabbad6988 you have no idea man , celebrity go through cosmetic surgery n hair transplants ,they get access to latest stuff which is very expensive for a normal person
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I think your hairdensity is ok - but i can see your hair is transplanted. :/
Not naturally. :/
Your scalp-skin is purple-pink - this is the first sign - it looks crystal clear when you show your hair up close. :/
And Brad Pitt had not hairtransplant. :-)
But his father got balding - strange.
And there is the most iconic hairtransplant sign - the black dots at hairfollicules on the scalp. :/
Nobody knows what are thoses - i talked with many guys about it.
Maybe you can tell what those black dots.
This is the most badly thing in hairtransplant - black dots. :/
This is a good work too!
mattdominance.com/james-franco-hair-transplant/
Brad Pitt was blessed with looks and hair genetics. Dude is 1 in 5,000,000
More like 1 in 7.98B
Its called money. And most dudes that take care of themselves age well. You think Brad is eating at McDonalds lol
Definitely most knowledgeable hairloss guy on YT! Danke sehr!
gerne!
For those whose donor area isn't enough, I believe the way is combining SMP + hair transplant + fibers. By the way, I believe 70 / cm² is possible with multiple hair transplants. Don't need to rush, just be patient and do multiple procedures within few years. The problem is the limitation of donor area.
The problem is not just the quantity of the grafts that can be harvested from your donor area, but much rather the bioviability of the transplanted hair on your scalp. It's a consensus that 40 per cm2 is the maximum amount of hair which can be transplanted before the risk of necrosis due to insufficient blood circulation becomes too risky.
Also fucking lol if you still have to use fibers after combining a ht with smp. At that point wouldn't it be MUCH more sufficient to just wear a hair system?
videos are a lot more informative than when you started bro, keep it up
Thx man
My father and grandfather have/had great coverage despite the age. My grandfather died with a bit of thinning but great coverage and no receding hairlines. He was 85. My father, 70 yo still with great coverage , no hairline recession, just a bit of lower density overall.
So there's men out there that have good hair throughout their life. As for me, I had a bit of thinning and recession, but it is suspected that that happened due mostly or in part, to medication (radical treatment to H. pilory). Nonetheless, at 43 i started using the big 3 (Finasteride, minoxidil, ketoconazole).
Your grandfather did your dad at 15 yo???
Man.. here I am at my mid 20s and losing my hair while men like Brad Pitt exist..... So unfair.
First, is your hair loss really noticeable, as in a bald spot and thin, wispy colorless hair from the forehead to bald spot? Or are you just having some receding on the sides of the forehead? On my 19th birthday I noticed that some receding started and by 21 my hairline sides angled back looking like Brad's angled sides. I had great hair, but that little bit of receding made me so self-conscious and I thought I would be bald by 30. At 30 I thought I would be bald by 40. I had slow receding and some thinning overall, but at 50 I have A Lincoln's hairline and Brad's hairstyle with longer hair parted on the side and tucked behind the ears. All of that worrying during my 20s and 30s was a waste of my time and my self esteem would have been much higher and accomplished.
@@riproar11 I started noticing my receding at around 20. First, I though nothing really of it, it was more a "well, i'm getting a somewhat more mature hairline" but suddenly, I noticed my hair stylists stopped asking me if I would like to thin my hair out as I've always had thick and dense hair. That was my seconds warning sign. At around 23 or 24 (don't quite remember) I started using Minoxidil. My hair is still falling out, but not at the rate it used too, thankfully. But it is only a matter of time until I lose more/all of it. I'm still trying to accept it. Genetics are a bitch.
@@reddo6092 Everyone's case is different. Receding and thinness seemed to slow down after my late 20s. I started using Minoxidil foam since 2007 as it gives hair hold and body and no oiliness like the liquid minox. Cheap hair insurance. With minox you're buying time if you're hoping for better hair restoration remedies, transplants over the next decade or two like follicle cloning or stem cells. I have seen so many men who look better and badass with their head shaved really short. They looked goofy with hair on top in their younger photos.
have you tried applying the liquid minoxidil with a qtip directly on your scalp? I would be curious if it would be more effective and less oil inducing that way.@@riproar11
Can you go beyond the 50 grafts per sq cm if the hair is finer?
Presumably you can pack more in the same space than 50 courser(wider diameter) graft safe limit.
You mentioned: first hair transplant? If there is more needed?
Which topical dutasteride can you use and where to get it? @MATTDOMINANCE: you are from Germany right? Where can I get it here?
Brad is just lucky with great hair
One of my best friend is a Vietnamese and we always talk about my problems with hairloss as his hair is perfect. I onced asked him if I could creepily spectate is scalp from up close and man....his hairs are so fucking thick. I mean, so thick that he probably has like 35 hairs on 1 square cm and it's still packed as hell. He could easily get like 25 hair per square cm and have an average density :D I couldnt believe it at first.
Do your calculations include fut and wouldn't that allow for more graphs total and what do you think is the highest density with medium hair thickness a person could get with a second transplant thank you for the information
If you have a density of about 40-50 graft/cm2 implanted in the 1st session, can you increase to 70grafts per cm2 in the 2nd session ?
So in the 2nd session increase +30grafts/cm2 ?
Great well researched video. This is one I wish I watched 20 years ago. Scalp necrosis is certainly real. I have experienced it myself. Hair transplantation is a long game for guys with more severe baldness. You are better off doing it over multiple surgeries and years. One thing I'd add is if you have exceptional body hair that can help get to the Brad Pitt level of density if your head donor hair comes up short. But after having personally tried a variety of body hair types for transplantation as a Caucasian male I think only chest hair truly matches head donor hair. The other types of BHT can be used for filler but it is not going to be a perfect natural result like Brad.
Thanks for the comment man!
How did it come out with chest hair come out on head ? Doesn’t it not grow as long as head hair ?
@@christopherdonovan6475 I have had chest hair transplanted to the scalp and the appearance is the same as head hair for me. Yes it does not appear to grow as long as the other hair but does grow a bit longer than it did on my chest.
@@J_International I recently had 2,300 grafts in hair line to top middle. And need about 1,500-1,800 hundred more but my donor area is light. Was considering body hair. Why didn’t u use hair under ur neck facial hair but from under neck. That is coarser then head hair but will grow long at least. I have little facial hair too can’t grow a bread or else i’d use that hair.
@@christopherdonovan6475 I have used almost every body hair type including facial hair if you watch my videos you'll see for yourself.
Many thanks for sharing video. You mentioned for maintenance treatment to use topical dutestride and or oral frenstride. What about topical frenstride 2.5 pct? Is it effective and save from your experience?
I’m lucky with 100grafts/cm2 in my donor areas. I don’t know how often that’s the case, but my doctor says it’s definitely above average.
same
Beard is looking great!
thx man
Hey Man.. Greetings from India.
Can you please tell me what are the documents you had received as a proof of hair transplant surgery during all surgeries you gone through?
Bro can you shave and give us an idea of how it looks (translated hair)
Awesome content. Again, your hairline is much better than before. Congrats. Interesting question: Are grizly hair thicker than original ones? Or is that only illusion? If so at least getting older will have an advantage (less grafts required to fill the bald areas).
Do a gym workout routine (by week) for post-op? What do you think?
again please?
Love your channel but I'd have to disagree here, 80cm is starting to become common practice in a lot clinics in which the patient can support it with their donor and with the current verteporfin trials showing success with regenerating hair follicles, this should be a done deal to a nearly perfect cure for hair loss. Assuming the doctor can master placement to ensure proper direction of growth.
hi. Disagree based on the sayings from clinics who told you they do 80 per cm2? 80 cm2 is extremely inefficient and time consuming. Thats why none of the TOP clinics would actually recommend it. In fact, no clinic can actually do 80 grafts all over. Most professional clinics actually prefer 40-50cm and then touch it up with extra 10+ grafts during the 2nd session in order to maximize the survival rate of such densely packed follicles. I know the 70-80 grafts cm2 is common to find on the internet but these are just baseless promises that are hard to deliver upon in reality. Too many complications that accompany this high packing in real conditions.
Matt, the two times I
Took finasteride, whether oral 1mg daily or 1mg x3 times a week, then I switched to
Topical fin, I was still getting acne which stresses me out. So stopped
I’ve been on minoxidil for about 7 yrs. and have tried microneedling. What else can I try since Fin causes acne. I’m thinking topical Dutasteride will just be the same since it works in same way as Fin? Cheers
RU58841
How bad is the acne that you're willing to lose your hair?
@@capo4ever334
Cystic acne around the mouth- it started to stress me out just as bad as the hair loss but at least with hair loss it’s not that obvious & generally most people could careless but when u have acne everyone can see it and there’s no hiding
Wait since when does topical not go systemic? I thought we had seen that its almost the same level of systemic absorption??
Hi Matt! I have a questoin. Can I use minoxidil after micropigmentation?
Yes you can. But Not right after procedure.
His temples didn’t used to be that dense even when he was in his 20’s.
Welche Klinik bietet es an ?
Kann man so viel einpflanzen ?
Can the transplanted hair be transplanted to another place?
@mattdominance can you get smp after a hair transplant ?
You can
would you even recommend a turkish hairclinic for such a special hair transplant for high density?
I Do. Made mine there. Dr. Cinik in Istambul
@@davidelucchese2764 how much grafts and when have you done it?
@@Saremux Istambul Dr. Cinik 4200 graphs
How do you know Brad Pitt had a transplant? Doesn’t look like he ever has had a hair transplant, it’s always looked thick!
His temple points look a little lower and thicker than they used to, maybe they filled in the temples but left the hairline alone
Brad never had a transplant bro lol
What do you know
Exactly, he has never come forward about it. But again, he’s one of the wealthiest actors in Hollywood at the moment…so it’s far from impossible if he needs it.
And as the other guy said, only he would know… you won’t
i think he means if u can get a brad pitt density, with a hairtransplant
Not all celeb need ht..it genes
i think brad takes duta/fin
Hey Matt. Can do you a video where you adresses Justin Biebers hair reversal? In the spring it looked like he was about to go bald, and now he got a full head of thick hair. I’m interested in hearing your opinion to how he got it back.
Thank you for a lot of great content! Cheers from Denmark 🇩🇰
Transplant and propecia. Simples. When it’s caught early enough you keep nearly all ur hair
Also probably had really bad TE which resolved on its own
@@tobos8909 no his dad is like norwood 6. Most likely mpb
@@capo4ever334 yeah if anything his TE accelerated his MPB which does happen with men sensitive to MPB
Sometimes going bigger isn’t better.
thats right!
Brad Pitt in his Prime*
is a 70cm2 even possible?
with dhi?
Thiago Bianco from Brazil!
Bro its Brad Pitt, he dont need an ht
How does smp look with hair over 5cm. Mainly when wet
Rubbish
@@nathanweinstein2766 can you tell? Why is it bad
@@derekporter66 A workmate has fairly decent hair density, but has SMP in the gaps... As soon as he lets his hair grow beyond relatively freshly clipped - the illusion is gone. I’d say you have about 4 days growth before the ‘hair appearance’ of the dots no longer blends with the genuine hair.
YMMV
@@nathanweinstein2766 on the top of head yes? For example you go swimming and get out. Will you see long hair and just random dots
@@derekporter66 His SMP is mostly at the front, some on the crown. IMO, SMP only works if you have decent coverage and very short hair... If you’re black, or otherwise have super curly hair - it may work well at various lengths
Trying to get too much density can risk necrosis and trust me u don’t want that. Better off being completely bald
Nice hair
Brad pitt used his body hair from his chest and back and legs to achieve this...🤣🤣
@@iamlucashorvath LOL
dude, youre a stud muffin
Is Dominance your last name?
no
@@letsgethair great channel you have, but unsympathetic name. I don't really get the relation between hair and dominance.
@@a-man2530 stay patient. The dominance part of my name will be translated into my content in the future. And for now, thanks for your support!
The answer is ,only God can do this
Probably got hair transplant on sides to cover receding temples while he wears a high quality hair system on top ,even tom cruise too ,even these actors go through lot of stress due to divorce.n shooting schedules their life style is far from healthy ,lots of smoking ,booze ,drugs ,also we know stress plays major factor in balding ,Johny deep is another one ,though Johnny balding is obvious as his hair system look bit off due to hair color and hair being shabby , he has never gone through hair transplant to cover receding temple points though
He did nothing to his hair lol, he is just blessed with great genetics
@@rayanabbad6988 you have no idea man , celebrity go through cosmetic surgery n hair transplants ,they get access to latest stuff which is very expensive for a normal person
The Hair Chemist isn't a real chemist
He never di h.t..
He got perfect h......
u on drugs man?
Also stop d your hair, in other words stop being vain.
Man your hair line looks bad
Look at how it was before