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Should I shave my head?
Rajpoot:
Thanks Guys for all your opinions and great ideas... I really appreciate your help....I'm getting married next month so I've decided to shorten my hair (almost shave) afterwards...
A friend of mine actually suggested me a hair transplant... anyone knows if its worth it?
Thanks again everyone...
Regards,
Chavster:
Im sorry, I really dont know. However, I would imagine most of us here would advise you to go down the bald route, rather than the pain and expense of a surgical procedure :D
tomgallagher:
You will find nothing but negative reactions here abut transplants. Clipper it down to a no guard buzz or better yet whip out the old razor and go for it.
D.A.L.U.I.:
Just to add one consideration to transplants, a transplant does NOT stop the process of mpb, so when you've paid to fill in what has fallen out to this point, the process will continue and the transplanted area can be left without hair behind it--in addition to the scar(s) on the donor area. Expensive, of course, painful--physically, financially and as mpb continues--pain to your ego.
Shaving is safe, shaving doesn't leave scars, shaving is safe for the wallet.
Chavster:
--- Quote from: saintc on September 14, 2011, 06:47:00 AM ---Just to add one consideration to transplants, a transplant does NOT stop the process of mpb, so when you've paid to fill in what has fallen out to this point, the process will continue and the transplanted area can be left without hair behind it--in addition to the scar(s) on the donor area. Expensive, of course, painful--physically, financially and as mpb continues--pain to your ego.
Shaving is safe, shaving doesn't leave scars, shaving is safe for the wallet.
--- End quote ---
Really? I didnt know that.
Im now wondering why anyone would even consider a transplant if it doesnt do the thing they want it to do :o
I agree with Tom. Get your razor out :D
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