Before and After Photographs From Central Park South. Shown, Not Promised.
Consented clients onlyLabeled by grafts, sessions and timeNo retouching
Every case on this page is photographed the same way: the same room at 116 Central Park South, the same light, the same distance, before anything is done and again at set points after. Hair transplants are labeled by graft count and judged at twelve months. Platelet courses at six. Skin at three to four months. What you see is what the camera saw.
Placeholders, for now. These frames are placeholders for layout, made to show how consented client photographs will appear on this site. They show no patient and no result. Real cases replace them as clients consent, photographed in the same light, at the same distance, with no retouching. Individual results vary and nothing here is a promise of an outcome.
Hair Transplant and PRP Results, Counted in Grafts, Shown at Twelve Months.
A transplant is judged at a year, when the moved follicles have grown in. The platelet courses are judged at six months. Each card says which, and how many.
Under Eye PRF, Microneedling, Morpheus8 and Injectables: The Change Nobody Can Point To.
Skin is judged at three to four months, when collagen has had time to remodel. Injectables are judged at two weeks. Nothing here is filtered, and nobody is wearing makeup in the after.
The Same Picture, Twice. How Before and After Photographs Are Taken Here.
Same room, same light, same distance
Before and after are taken in the same room under the same light, at a marked distance, with the same lens. A better photograph is not a better result, so we make sure the photograph cannot change.
Set points, not best days
Hair is photographed before, at six months and at twelve. Skin at before, six weeks and four months. Injectables at two weeks. You see the scheduled picture, not a flattering one picked from many.
Consent, in writing, revocable
Nobody appears here without written consent, and anyone can withdraw it. Faces are shown only where the client chose that. The label carries what matters: the treatment, the count and the time.
Individual results vary
These are individual cases, not averages and not promises. Your starting point, your donor area, your skin and your habits decide what is possible for you, and the consult is where that is set out honestly.
Before and After Photos: Questions People Ask.
Are these real Club 116 patients?
Only consented clients appear on this page, photographed here in the same room, light and distance, with no retouching. While a frame carries the “Placeholder image” tag it shows no patient and no result; it is a layout stand in that a real case replaces once the client has consented in writing.
How long after a hair transplant are results photographed?
At twelve months, when the transplanted follicles have grown in. The shed at month two and the first growth at month four are also photographed, so you see the whole timeline rather than the best day.
Why are cases labeled by graft count?
Because that is how FUE is priced and planned. A 1,800 graft hairline and a 1,200 graft hairline are different cases, and the label lets you compare a case with the graft count from your own consult.
Can I see results for my specific concern?
Ask at the consult. More cases exist than appear here, because many clients consent to being shown in the room but not online. The doctor can show you cases matched to your stage and your donor area.
Will my photographs be used?
Only if you sign a written consent, which you can withdraw at any time. Your before and after photographs are taken for your own record whether or not you consent to their use, because measuring is how the plan is judged.
Start With the First Picture.
Your own before is taken at the first visit, or from your phone with the online review. Twelve months later it is the photograph that matters most.
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