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HASCI Hair Transplant real or fake?

hallojojoNov 17, 2016
Hey, I'm considering doing a HASCI Hair Transplant. I've seen some bad reviews of it on the internet. Is it real or fake? What are your thoughts on it?

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You've posted the same question over 80 times here.  It is unfortunate but a bad hair transplant result is very difficult to fix.

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