Celebrity Hairline Disasters - How to Avoid The Kyle Christie Effect

[JoeTillman]

This is a long video. With that out of the way I wanted to make this video for a while, but due to the amount of information and the work necessary to put it all together, it's taken me quite some time to finalize the edits.


I was first motivated to make this video when someone posted an image of Kyle Christie, the Geordie Shore star, that showed his hair transplant results. My jaw dropped and it represented the bottom of the well that I've seen hairlines falling into for the past several years.


In this video I break down the reasons why this is the new normal in every day social media life, what got us to this point, and what you can do to not only avoid the same fate but to help bring the standards back to where they were ten years ago.

If you have not had a hair transplant yet, but you are considering one, this could be the most important video you'll ever watch.

https://youtu.be/MeQ4ZvEHb7Y

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[Bigmac]

An excellent video illustrating why people really need to do their research. There are lots of clinics out there living off celebrity endorsements, luring uneducated patients in and giving them unnatural hairlines. Some of these celebs will do anything to gain some exposure, not thinking of the consequences it has on people who look up to them etc.
As well as the multi graft hairs, they usually plant them at wrong angles making it more unnatural. How many hair transplant patients style their hair combed forward to hide what the hairline really looks like.
Thanks for sharing this video.

 

[SADbutTRUE]

Great video joe, keep up the awesome work,

 

[AlviArmani Rep]

Great video Joe!

 

[bullitnut]

Great video Joe, hopefully it will help people make a more educated decision and go to me reputable and talented clinics.
hopefully he's reading the forum and starts his research properly to get repaired.

 

[Pete from Farjo]

Informative, no-nonsense video Joe. Nice work.

 

[JoeTillman]

Thank, fellas. This was a very difficult video to make, the most difficult one yet. Partly due to my OCD but also due to the amount of time it took to find any photos worth using.


It is simply amazing to me how difficult it is to find photos good enough to show the bad work because most photos either don't show the hairline at all, or they have of such poor resolution that when the hairline is shown, you can't see any detail.


The good news is that I've been contacted by some celebrities that are unhappy with their own hairline work

 

[Bigmac]

I bet it took a log time to make but the educational value to prospective patients is priceless.
So, some celebs have been in touch already. I'm sure you'll be able to help them have a repair surgery and hopefully, they will share their story. Should be interesting.