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#15 by Razor X on 14 May, 2010 22:23
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I don't understand why anyone would go to such extremes. I can understand being upset about hair loss, especially when you're young, but you'd think that with age (and hopefully maturity) people would just learn to deal with it. I'm about as vain as they come, and when I noticed my hairline was starting to recede when I was about 20, I wasn't happy at all. But I never, ever considered doing anything like that. Baldness is not a disfigurement; there are millions of bald men who live happy and productive lives. It may not be something most people welcome, but it just isn't that big a deal.
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#16 by Noodles on 15 May, 2010 09:24
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OMG!!!
That looks awfully painful!!!
Definitely NOT the cat's meow!!
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#17 by imb on 19 May, 2010 16:57
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I think the thing that always strikes me about the after photos is that people just look 'less balding'. There's still not a great deal of density, and the hairline is rather high. The long term prospects often aren't great, from what I can gather. I would have thought that people would spot the same thing when undertaking their research. I'm surprised people go down this route.
I feel really sorry for these people, mainly because it often doesn't have the intended result, still leaves them unfulfilled, if not feeling worse. -
#18 by TheSlyBear on 19 May, 2010 17:54
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Desperation makes for good blinders.
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#19 by Xanwolf1337 on 19 May, 2010 19:31
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Holy c**p that's scary stuff. For the £9,500 though, i know what i'd buy....my dream car and get insurance and still have alot left
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#20 by Xanwolf1337 on 19 May, 2010 19:37
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I have posted something similar before. But during the early stages of losing my luscious locks like manay i trawled the web trying to think whether a transplant was the way to go etc etc. Now I occasionally look back at those forums to try and suggest that there is an alternative. I stumbled across this post this morning:
http://www.hairlosshelp.com/forums/messageview.cfm?catid=58&threadid=84227&enterthread=y
Take a look about the 3rd post down. And that is being claimed a 'great result'. What happens if this guy loses more hair?
No way, Argyle i just viewed your profile. You only live about 15 min's drive away from me lol. -
#21 by fcb2001 on 19 May, 2010 20:05
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one of my cousin's is going to the clinic in Minneapolis to have a consultation and to schedule another transplant. The clinic in Minnesota has promised him that he will have a full head of hair within a few months after he has his transplant with them.
My cosuin wears a hideous black toupee, since it is a sign and symbol of shame for him to be bald -
#22 by mdave87 on 19 May, 2010 20:11
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That's disgusting. It bothered me just thinking about someone doing that to themselves. And I couldn't help but notice how much happier with ourselves we all seem to be then them. Good to be sly.
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#23 by Argyle on 20 May, 2010 02:12
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I have posted something similar before. But during the early stages of losing my luscious locks like manay i trawled the web trying to think whether a transplant was the way to go etc etc. Now I occasionally look back at those forums to try and suggest that there is an alternative. I stumbled across this post this morning:
http://www.hairlosshelp.com/forums/messageview.cfm?catid=58&threadid=84227&enterthread=y
Take a look about the 3rd post down. And that is being claimed a 'great result'. What happens if this guy loses more hair?
No way, Argyle i just viewed your profile. You only live about 15 min's drive away from me lol.
Really where abouts? I am in Holmfirth near Huddersfield. -
#24 by Xanwolf1337 on 20 May, 2010 05:29
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I have posted something similar before. But during the early stages of losing my luscious locks like manay i trawled the web trying to think whether a transplant was the way to go etc etc. Now I occasionally look back at those forums to try and suggest that there is an alternative. I stumbled across this post this morning:
http://www.hairlosshelp.com/forums/messageview.cfm?catid=58&threadid=84227&enterthread=y
Take a look about the 3rd post down. And that is being claimed a 'great result'. What happens if this guy loses more hair?
Im just past Ashton-under-lyne, in Dukinfield. I've drove to Holmfirth quite a few times for something to do, its a nice drive over the moors
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No way, Argyle i just viewed your profile. You only live about 15 min's drive away from me lol.
Really where abouts? I am in Holmfirth near Huddersfield. -
#25 by Argyle on 20 May, 2010 05:38
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Whenever I am working in Manchester I go through Ashton. You are right that is a stunning drive, a couple of lovely pubs up that way too!
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#26 by kenny57028 on 24 May, 2010 16:39
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If you notice about a HT most of the guys that have had it done are on their 4th ones.
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#27 by fcb2001 on 30 May, 2010 08:51
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One of my cousins is going for his third transplant, in Minnesota this fall
If you notice about a HT most of the guys that have had it done are on their 4th ones.
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#28 by Polarbear on 30 May, 2010 12:30
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I think the thing that always strikes me about the after photos is that people just look 'less balding'. There's still not a great deal of density, and the hairline is rather high. The long term prospects often aren't great, from what I can gather. I would have thought that people would spot the same thing when undertaking their research. I'm surprised people go down this route.
I feel really sorry for these people, mainly because it often doesn't have the intended result, still leaves them unfulfilled, if not feeling worse.
You've said that right, I think the same. Bald is bald, when the contrast between hair and scalp is too high you just shave it. Else it is just ugly. -
#29 by BikerDave on 12 Jun, 2010 21:27
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After reading all y'alls' posts I can't look...(shudder)