ovviamente si tratta sempre di opinioni personali. non dico che i trapianti attuali non riescano a migliorare la situazione, ma questo video mostra un aspetto estrememanete interessante della questione. visto che si continua a dare giudizi sempre facendo riferimento alle foto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JChYcf4Hx58&feature=related
praticamente la ragazza crede che le foto a sinistra siano state fatte prima di un intervento chirurgico, mentre quelle a destra siano del post operatorio. Lui invece risponde (riassumendo):
That's what the industry wants you to believe. You have to understand that the entire hair loss industry's been built on before and after pictures. So, they want you to think that you can get the best possible results in the shortest amount of time. In actuality, these pictures were taken ten seconds apart. These are both after pictures. This is a guy who had a hair transplant, but he only had one session. Now, even though the hair looks natural, that's not what the hair transplant company's gonna show you (riferendosi alla foto a sinistra), they're gonna show you this picture (quella di destra).. this was taken out of flash (sinistra), and this was taken with the flash (destra), and the reason why it looks so much thicker is one light shines at that angle it actually doubles or sometimes triples the shadows of the hair. So, these are the photographs you're gonna see, and it's not just in the hair transplant field, it's every other field, as well, whether it's non surgical, surgical, it's all about lighting, it's all about angles...the majority of pictures that are being shown on television, in brochures are all pictures like these....
stessa cosa per le foto successive, scattate sul medesimo soggetto, nella medesima situazione, ma con luce e pettinatura diverse
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JChYcf4Hx58&feature=related
praticamente la ragazza crede che le foto a sinistra siano state fatte prima di un intervento chirurgico, mentre quelle a destra siano del post operatorio. Lui invece risponde (riassumendo):
That's what the industry wants you to believe. You have to understand that the entire hair loss industry's been built on before and after pictures. So, they want you to think that you can get the best possible results in the shortest amount of time. In actuality, these pictures were taken ten seconds apart. These are both after pictures. This is a guy who had a hair transplant, but he only had one session. Now, even though the hair looks natural, that's not what the hair transplant company's gonna show you (riferendosi alla foto a sinistra), they're gonna show you this picture (quella di destra).. this was taken out of flash (sinistra), and this was taken with the flash (destra), and the reason why it looks so much thicker is one light shines at that angle it actually doubles or sometimes triples the shadows of the hair. So, these are the photographs you're gonna see, and it's not just in the hair transplant field, it's every other field, as well, whether it's non surgical, surgical, it's all about lighting, it's all about angles...the majority of pictures that are being shown on television, in brochures are all pictures like these....
stessa cosa per le foto successive, scattate sul medesimo soggetto, nella medesima situazione, ma con luce e pettinatura diverse
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