Hair implant's /Plugs in Thailand
21 August 2007, 11:52 PM
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Hair implant's /Plugs in Thailand
Anybody had these done or no anything about them a friend (honestly) is thinking of getting some done at Bumrungrad hosptal in Bangkok on my sorry his next trip.
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22 August 2007, 07:28 AM
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il admit, ive pondered about hair replacement treatment a few times. 23 now, and developing an annoying horseshoe. doesnt do much for you self confidence. i started receeding at 18, and wondered what sort of results on a young scalp it would have. but then i bought a subaru instead
still wonder though. seen shane warnes hair before/after
still wonder though. seen shane warnes hair before/after
22 August 2007, 07:30 AM
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Tell you mate not to bother. Im going bald, the front of my hair line is slowly receeding. Im 35, ok it pi55es me off but hey f**k it, just do a grade 1/2 all over and leave it at that.
Hair plugs, jesus, thats going a step too far and you never get the full dense hair coverage and you look a tit. Remember Barry from Eastenders ?? he had it done and looks a **** !
Tell you mate to accept it, go to the gym, work out, do some gear, get a tan, shave his head as it works for me ! :-)
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Hair plugs, jesus, thats going a step too far and you never get the full dense hair coverage and you look a tit. Remember Barry from Eastenders ?? he had it done and looks a **** !
Tell you mate to accept it, go to the gym, work out, do some gear, get a tan, shave his head as it works for me ! :-)
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22 August 2007, 08:28 AM
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il admit, ive pondered about hair replacement treatment a few times. 23 now, and developing an annoying horseshoe. doesnt do much for you self confidence. i started receeding at 18, and wondered what sort of results on a young scalp it would have. but then i bought a subaru instead
still wonder though. seen shane warnes hair before/after
still wonder though. seen shane warnes hair before/after
I think that's the time to get itv done when youare just starting to recede as abossed to when you're bald as a coot.
I fully admit that Barry from Eastender's looks a complete **** though!!!
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22 August 2007, 08:47 AM
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Hello
A friend of mine is flying to Greece tomorrow to have a transplant at a clinic there. I will let you know what the results are, although it takes a good few months for anything to happen.
I have thought about it, but during my research the most successful ones you have the transplant and then use Regaine (minoxidal) and/or Propecia every day to ensure that your remaining hair doesn't thin so that you require 'fill in' surgery every couple of years. So you have the quite high initial expense of the transplant (Anything from £1 - £5 per graft and you need 2000-2500) and then the continual hassle of using / buying the drugs that do have some side effects.
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A friend of mine is flying to Greece tomorrow to have a transplant at a clinic there. I will let you know what the results are, although it takes a good few months for anything to happen.
I have thought about it, but during my research the most successful ones you have the transplant and then use Regaine (minoxidal) and/or Propecia every day to ensure that your remaining hair doesn't thin so that you require 'fill in' surgery every couple of years. So you have the quite high initial expense of the transplant (Anything from £1 - £5 per graft and you need 2000-2500) and then the continual hassle of using / buying the drugs that do have some side effects.
Steve
22 August 2007, 09:07 AM
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A bloke I used to work with had it done, and he looked like someone had stuck an iron on his head!....real ' Tom and Jerry' stuff. Anyway, now it looks as though he's got a head full of pubes (sorry, but it does). He had been going bald since he was about 20, so nobody had seen him any differently, and quite honestly they all ripped the **** out of him. I preferred him without it. 
(sorry, but it does). He had been going bald since he was about 20, so nobody had seen him any differently, and quite honestly they all ripped the **** out of him. I preferred him without it.
22 August 2007, 09:45 AM
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Started receeding at 18,,,, its genetic...
went through all the grades of clippers in an attempt to make it look reasonable..
now bic it every other day.....
cant see why some blokes have such a hang up
Mart
went through all the grades of clippers in an attempt to make it look reasonable..
now bic it every other day.....
cant see why some blokes have such a hang up
Mart
22 August 2007, 10:59 AM
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Hahahha Steve, that made me laugh !
Bascially, tell your mate to stop being a girl, and accept that he's going bald. I would rather be bald, than have my head look like a large ******* !
If he does get it done, ask him his opinion of Elton John and Dave Furnish and who he would kiss first.
SBK
Bascially, tell your mate to stop being a girl, and accept that he's going bald. I would rather be bald, than have my head look like a large ******* !
If he does get it done, ask him his opinion of Elton John and Dave Furnish and who he would kiss first.
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22 August 2007, 11:13 AM
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Bumrungrad is one of the best hospitals in the world, however hair-plugs are just completely naff and he might be better off discussing his issues with a psychologist and shaving it all off.
Unless you do want to look like David Gest.
Unless you do want to look like David Gest.
22 August 2007, 03:51 PM
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similar here. i have a set of hair clippers, and cut my hair as short as it will go without bicing afterwards. number 1 on the shortest setting. hairs about 1mm. the mrs says when i bend my head right up, the back of my neck looks like her fanny
22 August 2007, 07:14 PM
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Are you sure she's hasn't been to Bumrungrad Hospital in Bangkok for how shall i put this a "cut and shut" !!!!!
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there was something in the express newspaper the other day about bald treatments, apparently that regain stuff does work if your just starting to go bald.
22 August 2007, 07:56 PM
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I used to work for The Hospital Group and actually worked in the hair replacement department.
Avoid Advanced Hair Studio at all costs as they scam people so that you have to keep going back to them time and time again for more treatment.
There are alot of cowboys out there so be careful as it's not to be messed with when they start cutting up your head!! There are quite a few forum's regarding where best to go etc (bit sad but there you go!) so have a look on there as alot of them have had experience of some kind with all the different places you can go.
I would advise to go to a free consultation BUT beware.... I know someone I worked with kept telling his patients that he had had a transplant and was taking the tablets and he wasn't.
Last thing I will add is transplant is for people that have lost hair completely in certain areas and the tablets are for people that have started to thin.
Avoid Advanced Hair Studio at all costs as they scam people so that you have to keep going back to them time and time again for more treatment.
There are alot of cowboys out there so be careful as it's not to be messed with when they start cutting up your head!! There are quite a few forum's regarding where best to go etc (bit sad but there you go!) so have a look on there as alot of them have had experience of some kind with all the different places you can go.
I would advise to go to a free consultation BUT beware.... I know someone I worked with kept telling his patients that he had had a transplant and was taking the tablets and he wasn't.
Last thing I will add is transplant is for people that have lost hair completely in certain areas and the tablets are for people that have started to thin.
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