Real misleading images. Exposed and explained by the community.
This "Hair transplant result" is actually two different people!
Not same person
Bro. BRO. The nose is completely different. The jaw is completely different. The guy on the right is literally 30 years younger. No hair transplant gives you a new face, and takes 25 years off your age. They just grabbed two random stock photos and called it a transformation. I've seen lazy fake before/afters but this one isn't even trying. 😭
Antiwrinkle serum, 3% retinol. Spoiler: retinol apparently also does a blepharoplasty
Photoshop
When retinol also does a blepharoplasty?! The "after" has a completely different eyelid shape. No serum does that. That's surgery. On top of that every single wrinkle and texture has been Photoshopped out until the skin looks like porcelain. For reference, even the strongest Tret take months to show subtle improvement. A 3% serum doing this? Not in this lifetime.
They used three tricks to fake this "6 week" transformation and none of them come in a jar
Lighting · Time gap unclear · Other
Same woman, two photos, three tricks. The "before" uses harsh lighting to exaggerate every line and texture. Then comes the makeup and groomed brows. Then Photoshop smooths out every pore until the skin looks like plastic. No skincare product does that — ever. Wish I could replace my laser and retinoids with a 6-week cream. Genuinely would love that. But this isn't it.
