Hair Plug Photos

Dissecting Hair Plug Photos

I was browsing through these websites the other day and I was checking out funny pictures online. One of the sections of this website I visited had hair plug photos. The hair plug photos were these hilarious pictures of people with this odd, patchy, doll like looking hair on their head that looked absolutely ridiculous. I thought it was pretty funny.

That is, until I realized that the hair plug photos were not people that decorated their heads to look funny but rather people that actually got hair plug surgery done and had that awful thing as a result. It was only a few weeks earlier that I considered getting hair loss surgery done, and had I not seen these hair plug photos, I think I would have gone through with it.

About the Hair Plug Photos

It was not just that they were patchy, too. It was that they were patchy on purpose. The plugs were basically little tiny hair chunks that looked as though they got moved from one side of the head to the other without anyone actually checking to see if the end result was going to look any good.

Also, what I realized they did now that they didn't do when hair plugs started (hair plugs are the archaic form of the surgery) is that they now cut little slices into your scalp in order to place your hairs in the right direction so that when they start to grow in they grow in facing where they are supposed to be facing - hair does grow in different directions, so without that it always grows out and eventually has this fallen afro look.

Those hair plug photos quickly talked me out of getting the surgery completed. But to be fair, I really didn't want the surgery anyway. I wanted to go back in time and just stop my hair loss before it got this bad. I was balder than most of the people in the hair plug photos, but I decided not to do anything about it and now it is like my scalp is a glistening beacon of light. Not exactly attractive for the ladies.

If I could go back in time I would have started using a product like Procerin. Procerin is a natural supplement designed to fight hair loss with no side effects, and at a less expensive price than many of the chemical supplements.