David Deutsch

Yes.

My pleasure.

No, the thing is you have to be realistic about when you do this procedure.

So for example, Carlos and I had a very long discussion about what we can accomplish.

I'm going to give you some numbers, all right?

So Carlos probably has lost about 70,000 hairs.

So-

Holy shit.

70,000?

Yes, 60,000, 70,000.

And we transport- What is his head, Normandy?

I mean, what is going on?

No, here's the thing.

Wow.

So you guys are fact-checking me.

All right, so say he lost 60,000, 70,000 hairs.

We replaced about 7,000 hairs, 7,000 or 8,000 hairs.

So I mean, it's a fraction of what he had before, but it's not-

a numerical density it's a cosmetic density meaning you don't want to replace and you can't every hair that's been lost but you want to do it in such a way that it gives him a nice result so what what we did was we worked in the front back to about the vertex of his crown to give him you know a nice hairline and a good appearance from the front we'll see how things look in about a year see what the donor looks like and then hopefully attack the back wow we also had to build up

on the sides here, like the hairline normally plugs into, we call them the parietal humps, has to plug in there.