Real patients.
Their own hair.
Dr. Atul’s patients, photographed before treatment and again at follow-up. Drag the line across a photo to compare.
- Same facebefore and at follow-up
- As takencropped, light colour only
- Untouchedno hair, hairline or face edited
Three things
worth knowing.
- The dotted line is the plan
The marks drawn on the forehead before surgery show where the new hairline was planned. Compare that line with the follow-up.
- Look at the edge
Check the hairline and the temples, where a transplant shows most. Light, angle and haircut change between photos, so judge the shape, not the shine.
- Shaved photos look thinner
Some before photos were taken after shaving for the procedure. They show the plan clearly, but not how full the hair looked day to day.
Slide across
each face.
Move the line left for the follow-up and right for the before. On a keyboard, use the arrow keys.
Side by side.
Tap any to compare.
Every result is different. These photographs show individual patients and are not a prediction of yours. Camera angle, lighting, haircut and the time between photos vary from case to case. Two photos carry the clinic’s original watermark, and one follow-up was taken wearing a mask.