said no one ever

Who cares?

Especially about the hairline of a guy related to a D list internet celebrity.

Sounds like cope for your receding hairline.

not gonna give this ******* views but his marriage probably failed because of his hairline

- D list celebrity
- Most googled Man on the internet


Pick one

watch the video, it’s hilarious. Dude is alpha AF.

Looks to me like he had a hair transplant.

the guy looks good, stop hating

This. But realistically he wouldn’t look that good without the beard with that hairline

What color is YOURRRRRR BOOOOOGATI?!

This, definitively invested some money on it. He has his brother's genes except he didn't go bald?

true but who gives af. Dude knows how to lookmax with the cards he’s been dealt

He's pretty open about his transplant. Same genes as Andrew, but he didn't give in to the reaper.

Andrew is bald by choice srs he can grow It normal if he wants

aware me on how transplants work... why would he get a norwood hair transplant instead of a full NW0?

miscers will clown on the guy for his hair but the guy has 100 million dollars lol.


miscers at it again.

I haven’t even read this just copied from Google




There are a few problems with creating very low, flat hairlines:

All patients have a limited number of donor follicles available and hair loss is a progressive condition. If a patient starts very low and flat with the hairline and continues thinning in other areas of the scalp, there is a chance that the patient may run out of grafts and not have the capability to treat additional parts of the scalp. This phenomenon of using too many grafts on a low, flat hairline and running out of follicles for newly receded regions is referred to as “frontal loading,” and it is a real concern.
Hair transplants are permanent and a low flat hairline that looks good on a young patient may not age well or look good as that patient gets older. The goal when creating a hairline is to design something that will look as good and appropriate at age 65 as it will at 25. A transplanted hairline will not change, so it must be designed with this in mind.
Hairlines are naturally imperfect. Even individuals with little to no hair loss still have irregularities, areas of slight recession, and differing heights. If a transplanted hairline is created too perfectly in a low, flat manner, it may not look natural.
Having said that, there are still times when a lower, flatter hairline is appropriate. This includes instances where patients have stable, minimal loss and a family history of low hairlines, patients who have already had work where a lower hairline was created (and a second transplanted is needed to improve it), or in certain patients with a facial shape that naturally calls for a lower design — which may include temple reconstruction as well.

There are also times when creating a low, flat hairline should absolutely be avoided. This includes young patients with the potential for aggressive loss, older patients with advanced loss and limited donor, and patients with certain facial shapes (if a patient states that he “never had a low hairline,” then it’s probably not right to create one now).

It is also important to remember: you can always lower a higher hairline up the road, but it’s very difficult to raise a lower hairline. If a patient receives a higher hairline now and their hair loss permanently stabilizes, the hairline can be easily lowered with additional transplants. But if the hairline is created too low to begin with and the patient wants or needs to reverse it, the process is difficult and not always successful.

But, usually the best course is to create an “age-appropriate” hairline from the get-go. This describes a natural approach which re-frames a patient’s face and creates appropriate proportions, and will continue to “age well;” a hairline that looks as good at 25 as it will at 65. Contact an experienced hair transplant doctor to book a consultation. It is there that you will work out a plan that will work specifically for you. There is no “one size fits all” in the hair transplant world.

Gear speeds it up, he will probably go bald slower than his bro.

Andrew competed in and was primarily focused on fighting at some point.

Tristan competed too and was a national champion and he’s bigger than Andrew so cope

i shall bare this in my mind if I start receding

Because if you're like NW4, you don't have enough hairs on your head remaining to do NW1 and make it look good.