I had a very high density HT with one of the world's best HT surgeons. Trust me, if you haven't had the chance to see a few people with HTs in real life in bright light, don't judge the possibilities on pictures and videos you find online. HTs in their current form will never look as good as a good hair system can. I have extremely good donor hair with crazy high density and had over 3000 FUs put in just my very front hairline and it sucked. For the doctors it was a great result. But it looked sparse and unnatural in real life. I got tired of people talking to my hairline instead of me so I got into hair systems and have never had a single odd stare since.

Hersute and I have been through this whole HT debate here before and it is such a waste of time when the guys who say HTs give the best results of any option out there are throwing this information out of their bums because they have looked at countless images they found on the internet. Go see half a dozen people with them in person and then come and tell us it looks better than a good system. It is simply not possible to get the density required to mimic a thick natural head of hair.

Hair cloning will not be available to us normal folk in the next 10 years so in the mean time glue a wig to your head and make the most of it because that's the best we have right now.

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One thing I wanted to ad is where I see HTs being of tremendous use and that's to rebuild temple points. With the right surgeon you can get a decent looking pair of temple points restored to compliment your hair system and allow for a lower, better hairline. That's the one good thing that came out of my extremely expensive and incredibly painful HT.