I Built This Because
No One Told Me.

The First One
Completely Failed.

In 2019 I had my first hair transplant — FUE technique, targeting the frontal region. I was quoted approximately 3,000 grafts. When other doctors later examined my donor area, they estimated only 1,500 to 1,800 grafts were actually pulled. Of those, roughly 500 survived. As you can see in the photos, the result was essentially nothing. A complete failure. Money spent, recovery endured, and ground still lost.

In 2021 I went to Dr. Meshkin — 2,500 grafts via FUT. I finally started getting some real coverage back. In 2023, Dr. Blake Bloxham specifically targeted my crown — the area that had been thinning since I was 18 — with 2,400 FUT grafts. That gave me more coverage, though I still have ground left to cover.

I have nothing to hide: I still don't have a great head of hair. I still have another transplant in the works. But the point isn't perfection. The point is that I keep taking action. I keep moving forward. And I'm in a fundamentally better position than I would have been if I'd done nothing — or stayed on the wrong medication.

The real journey — three transplants, one failed, two more to repair lost ground. A 4th in the works.

It's Okay.
There Are Options.

I still don't have a great head of hair. My crown is still showing. I still have another transplant in the works. I'm not going to pretend otherwise — that's not what this company is about, and it's not who I am.

What I have is this: I took action. I got on the right medication. I worked with good surgeons. I kept going. And I keep going. The combination of doing something — of refusing to just watch it happen — changed how I feel about myself in a way I didn't expect. Not because I have a perfect result. Because I'm in the fight.

Wherever you are with your hair loss right now, it is okay. If you're 18 and you just noticed something. If you're 28 and you've been on finasteride for years and still losing ground. If you're 35 and you're looking at surgical options. It's okay. There are options at every stage. Even getting a little bit back goes a long way — and I mean that from direct personal experience, not from a brochure.

I built this company because I care about this — not as a business exercise, but because I lived it. I'm still living it. And I want every man who finds us to feel what I eventually felt: that taking action is enough. That you don't have to have all the answers. You just have to start.

It doesn't matter what you do for a living. It doesn't matter where you are on the spectrum. Every man has the right to a great head of hair. And every man deserves the information to fight for it.