Holy Sh** Jordan Peterson Of All People?!?!?!

[swingline747]

was recently watching this interview.....

Is it common knowledge he had a hair transplant..?

Watch the clip and the close ups, its pretty obvious to me that entire front was reconstructed. Am I wrong?

Also just watch the vid, he just slam dunks this liberal biooooootch.

this reddit post actually points to it as well with an old pic link where he was obviously balding.

 

[GornMyson]

Clean your room and fix your hairline. the keys to success

 

[resu]

Yes I think so too, what made me realize it was the redness in his hairline, then in interviews you can sort of see a FUT scar, the last giveaway is how squared the hairline is.

 

[Trichosan]

Yes I think so too, what made me realize it was the redness in his hairline, then in interviews you can sort of see a FUT scar, the last giveaway is how squared the hairline is.

Is this lack of skill on the part of the surgeon or because of his amount of loss or head shape?

 

[resu]

I finished his new book '12 rules for life' yesterday, too bad it was missing that 13th rule: "Don't be bald."

And short.

Is this lack of skill on the part of the surgeon or because of his amount of loss or head shape?

It seems recent, the temples haven't grown much, either it failed or it was done only a few months ago. The redness isn't as noticeable anymore.

 

[Roberto_72]

was recently watching this interview.....

Is it common knowledge he had a hair transplant..?

Watch the clip and the close ups, its pretty obvious to me that entire front was reconstructed. Am I wrong?

Also just watch the vid, he just slam dunks this liberal biooooootch.

this reddit post actually points to it as well with an old pic link where he was obviously balding.

https://www.reddit.com/r/JordanPeterson/comments/6i1xb7/did_peterson_underwent_a_drastic_change_of/

 

[GornMyson]

I finished his new book '12 rules for life' yesterday, too bad it was missing that 13th rule: "Don't be bald."

I wonder if anything was mentioned between him and Rogan with Joe having had a bad transplant and being a shining beacon of hope for the baldtruth movement. There's a locking of eyes when you are balding brothers in arms, That you know they know and they know you know, A spilt second of respect and shared pain, Like you've both been to Vietnam, you don't need to talk about it you just know.

 

[CaptainForehead]

I was behind a bald dude yesterday. The back of his head had bald-no-hair spots in a checkered pattern. What procedure would that be from?

 

[barfacan]

Clean up your follicles, sort your grafts out.

 

[CaptainForehead]

FUE over harvesting it sounds like.

Dude (slick shaved) was wearing a suit, and talking to a girl.

In my mind I was like "you can act confident, but I know what's behind the mask".

 

[CaptainForehead]

Bad hairline design. Total giveaway especially when you consider the density, high location. Hits you like a wall. Still, it's passable and not pluggy.

Needed to be more graceful, angulated, temple work - a softer look with the centre slightly lower than the corners.

Having assisted, I've realised artistic ability plays a big role and recognising forehead, ,face shape aesthetics as well as available density.

Much improved from before with that fullish head and non balding hairline. Clean shave over that unkempt beard too.

It never occurred to me he had a transplant. Of course, now that it's been pointed out, sure...but otherwise I don't think people notice.

 

[GornMyson]

Bad hairline design. Total giveaway especially when you consider the density, high location. Hits you like a wall. Still, it's passable and not pluggy.

Needed to be more graceful, angulated, temple work - a softer look with the centre slightly lower than the corners.

Having assisted, I've realised artistic ability plays a big role and recognising forehead, ,face shape aesthetics as well as available density.

Much improved from before with that fullish head and non balding hairline. Clean shave over that unkempt beard too.

The surgeon obviously keeps an untidy room

 

[blackg]

Is this lack of skill on the part of the surgeon or because of his amount of loss or head shape?

It's obvious the surgeon hadn't developed into a fully competent adult male at the time.

 

[kj6723]

I finished his new book '12 Rules For Life' yesterday, too bad it was missing that 13th rule: "Don't be bald."

How did you like it? I think I'm going to read it

 

[CaptainForehead]

I was already familiar with like 90% of the ideas and advice in the book but it was a great reminder. It brought me to tears many times.

Peterson uses everyday life stories to get his point across and its style is lethal. It's not for everybody though, people who are not truly prepared to hear what he has to say will probably rage-quit the book.

If you read it properly, it's a book that could make you realize that you've been wrong about some things for the past 20 years. My mom is currently reading it and having her eyes opened to all the mistakes she's made in her marriage is certainly not easy for her.

Jordan Peterson is not gaining worldwide notoriety for nothing, he definitely knows what he's talking about when it comes to how to live your life properly.

For someone who has not read his books, would this be the book you recommend first, or some other one?

What were a couple of things which brought you to tears?

 

[SteveTabernack]

Glad I have in fact not gone Norwood bananas seeing as i'm not the only one who has noticed some funkiness in that hairline. I will say, that while It may look a bit unnatural, I reckon that the vast majority of normies will just consider it a nice head of hair for someone his age.

Somehow I think this is the one "how to live your life" advice he will never give

Look how natural that looks despite a full juvenile hairline. I've seen some incompetent surgeons leave some recession (even if they had good hair on top and donor) - just to make the result look "natural" as they are not confident their incisions and angles are fully undetectable. So the easiest solution is to leave them looking bald, "natural age appropriate" !!

Mindblowing result. It's hard to even comprehend how different he must feel from prior to having the procedure.

 

[Exodus2011]

The suicide of one of his closest friends.

And how he dealt with his sick daughter (she had an auto-immune disease) and his hotheaded son. Especially the part where his daughter was losing touch with reality in the middle of the night because of her extreme pain and deep depression. And the part where his son was so filled with rage he had to drag him to the bathroom to spray him with ice-cold water.

Reading that brought back some painful personal memories.

He has only one other book (Maps of Meaning) and I have not read it yet. He said this one was much more accessible than his first book.

how the f*** do you take these normie' "issues" seriously

they both just sound like attention w****s

real depression is what me and captainforehead have, were just f*****g tired and basically nonexistent, no "boo hoo! look at me! im so sad im disconnecting!"

 

[davesmith420]

All. But the blame in the end falls on the surgeon as he should be able to take that into account. A good transplant should be undetectable even to other surgeons. Not one person has found my results unnatural and I came back with quite an aggressive hairline of confidence. Of course my original one was a little lower in a juvenile location as opposed to mature.

Look how natural that looks despite a full juvenile hairline. I've seen some incompetent surgeons leave some recession (even if they had good hair on top and donor) - just to make the result look "natural" as they are not confident their incisions and angles are fully undetectable. So the easiest solution is to leave them looking bald, "natural age appropriate" !!

Damn this Dr. Diep seems like the real deal!

I think I know who I'm going to if sh*t ever really hits the fan for me.

 

[Exodus2011]

Ah, Exo, his daughter's disease was no joke, she was in constant severe pain, day in, day out for a few years. Constantly bloated because of the medication she had to take. No solution in sight for her either, she was actually saved by some experimental drug.

I went through a lot of pain after my second FUE for some reason, and man after a few days, I was almost losing it. The inability to sleep or to focus on anything quickly took a toll on me. Thankfully, it only lasted a week, but there are many people out there who are in constant agony.

In a way, she also suffered from an invisible affliction, just like hair loss (in the sense that it's normal to be bald after all!), some people will inevitably accuse you of faking it at a point. My mom was in agony until she had her hip replacement, and many times I told her to stop exaggerating because her constant crying and complaining irritated me.

If you want to learn about how much of an attention wh*** her daughter was, watch this 30-minute interview:

Don't get me wrong, I still feel hair loss at a young age is something else. The "normies" will understand what his daughter went through, while they'll scoff at what you, Captain and I went through: "all that for hair, please!". It's hard to raise awareness though, only a few days ago, there was this stupid article about French fries being a potential cure for hair loss.

Thousands of people tagged their balding friends and were laughing. I'd like to see them tag all their obese friends under an article titled "potential cure for obesity in nettle root" or something. Oblivious fullhead assholes.

oh damn in that case i understand

and yea i saw that article. not gonna lie its pretty funny just from how stupid ir sounds lmfao

 

[SteveTabernack]

Indeed, not exactly a selling point is it, continue to look good for happiness

A good transplant should be undetectable even to the trained eye but this does the job yeah.

I'll tell you one thing though from having spent a fair amount with surgeons. Full head restorations are becoming very very popular. Clinics are basically factory production lines. Overall, I'd say less than half the people treat their hair. But that's taking into account older people (above 40 who already lost their hair). If you take into account younger image conscious people, say on insta/facebook, outgoing, I'd say well over 50% are treating legit hair loss.

I know 8 people in my own life treating their hair loss with finasteride, caught them out on it.




It's also relatively slicked back so it shows the true hair situation and the plugs in all their glory. If you layer it as a side parting it can camouflage bad hair work and density issues. Amazing. Truly pays to do research.

I know someone on this forum that came back with a high Norwood 1 from a competent surgeon - looked ridiculous and made his forehead look even worse. His hairline before was better. Pays to go a ethical surgeon who can not only design well, but tailor it according to the face/ethnicity.

Sure he must feel great when in public and interacting with others, feeling of completeness.

I remember an old guy at the barbers - well past his prime in his 40s but looked older - had a full head of hair. It was great but I knew it was a transplant due to the strategic placement of grafts which were coarse and wavy. This is just because "I'm in the know" but he must have been like a thin Norwood 3/4 before. Anyway what confirmed to me he had a transplant beyond all this was the way he looked at his hair in the mirror while his hair was being cut - it was like the hair was new and he was seeing it for the first time. He had a few nervous looks at me as he saw me focusing lol. Must be nice for him but to get his hair but as an old guy after missing it all his life, bit kinda missed the train.

Yeah I guess loads are getting it done, allegedly Juan Couto is fully booked for next four years hah. Never notice any transplants out and about here in Scaninavia though.

How did you find out abut their finasteride usage? First rule of hair loss: you do not talk about hair loss...