FUE Hair Transplants in Turkey

[elgin eagle]

Originally Posted by Vendy

lol!! I was being semi serious.... The fatter you are the further apart your challenged hair follicles are.... Could have sword I saw a thread where someone said you were 20 stone!

If someone as rich as Rooney cannot get it to work how the **** can you?

That was Worksop I think, the cheeky little bugger

I think rooney had FUT treatment, FUE has much better success rates it seems. I think he's fixed it with FUE, same as Andros. Obviously I'm shopping in the bargain trainer bin, looking at the cheapo places in Istanbul.

[elgin eagle]

Originally Posted by Skintagain

Talking of nuts, I take it you realise they are the cause of male pattern baldness.

Have you considered having them removed to save your barnet, as an added benefit life will be much calmer and you won't ever need to contribute to the prostate thread either.

The risk is though it might be too late.

No I didn't know that, cheers. Have to say it didn't make my dog any calmer

[Adlerhorst]

I lost all my hair at 19 through chemo, some of it came back and I am now losing it again. So what. At 19 it bothered me, though I was somewhat distracted at the time. Now, I couldn’t give a shit.

Someone wants to spend thousand moving their pubes, back and arm hair onto their forehead, good luck to them. I’m sure it will all work out fabulously, especially if doing it on the cheap.

[Johnybegood]

Originally Posted by elgin eagle

Listen, i have male pattern baldness, it affects two thirds of men, it's not an issue. I'd just quite like to have have hair on my forehead again instead of it starting on my fivehead. Not sure why some people always have to try to come over superior all the time. It doesn't make you come out of it sounding any cleverer. Just don't do it. I was just asking if anyone had had it and were they happy with the results, that's all.

I've had it Elgin, nobody even noticed as i used to shave my head, so dont tell anyone as someone (jealous types usually) will chip away at you.....although the same ones chip away at the baldness. But I now have a relatively full mop of strong hair, although i could of course still shave it if I preferred that look. Made me re-invigorated health wise e.g. diet and excercise, which is probably why i look and feel much younger. I had it in UK so cant comment on Turkey

[ExiledStirling]

My only concern for you Paul is that cosmetic surgery can become addictive, and the next thing you know you will be googling 'Moobs augmentation'

[elgin eagle]

Originally Posted by Adlerhorst

I lost all my hair at 19 through chemo, some of it came back and I am now losing it again. So what. At 19 it bothered me, though I was somewhat distracted at the time. Now, I couldn’t give a shit.

Someone wants to spend thousand moving their pubes, back and arm hair onto their forehead, good luck to them. I’m sure it will all work out fabulously, especially if doing it on the cheap.

I think they take it from the back and sides of your head, unless you are really bald.

Not sure about the need to smear either. Sorry that you had to endure chemo though, can't have been pleasant.

[Skintagain]

Originally Posted by elgin eagle

No I didn't know that, cheers. Have to say it didn't make my dog any calmer

Actually, I'm bald too except for that bit round the ears that never falls out. I use an electric razor to keep that short.

It helps to highlight my rather spectacular ears which unusually I am able to wiggle. Its a fantastic thing to able to do when speaking to someone that takes themselves seriously.

[elgin eagle]

Originally Posted by Johnybegood

I've had it Elgin, nobody even noticed as i used to shave my head, so dont tell anyone as someone (jealous types usually) will chip away at you.....although the same ones chip away at the baldness. But I now have a relatively full mop of strong hair, although i could of course still shave it if I preferred that look. Made me re-invigorated health wise e.g. diet and excercise, which is probably why i look and feel much younger. I had it in UK so cant comment on Turkey

Glad it was a success mate. I think as blokes we have an issue with baldness, but it seems technology has come up with answers now. Was it a lot more expensive here if you don't mind me asking?

[elgin eagle]

Originally Posted by ExiledStirling

My only concern for you Paul is that cosmetic surgery can become addictive, and the next thing you know you will be googling 'Moobs augmentation'

That's the train driver look mate

[elgin eagle]

Originally Posted by Skintagain

Actually, I'm bald too except for that bit round the ears that never falls out. I use an electric razor to keep that short.

It helps to highlight my rather spectacular ears which unusually I am able to wiggle. Its a fantastic thing to able to do when speaking to someone that takes themselves seriously.

Hehe, yeah I think there must be a cutoff where surgery becomes impossible

[ExiledStirling]

Originally Posted by elgin eagle

That's the train driver look mate

I bet you were tempted to say the ExiledStirling look then held yourself back

[Johnybegood]

Originally Posted by elgin eagle

Glad it was a success mate. I think as blokes we have an issue with baldness, but it seems technology has come up with answers now. Was it a lot more expensive here if you don't mind me asking?

Actually i didnt have an issue with being bald (shaved) so may revert to that look in future, but for now I really like having a full mop again mainly for the health kick it gave me. In the Uk you will pay maybe 15k for quite a bit of gardening. It's less painful than the dentist, just the numbing injections stung a bit, and you have to be face down for about 3 hours while they pluck the follicles out. Expensive but I would recommend it. It's not the elixir of youth but it did help me

[wordup]

Originally Posted by foetus eagle

Don't end up like this.

Hahahaha

[cpfc4evandeva]

Originally Posted by Vendy

If someone as rich as Rooney cannot get it to work how the **** can you?

This is probably the best post on here.

From what I understand, the procedure in simple terms is that they whack 'better quality hair' from the back of your head on to the front. Great. But as seen with Rooney's barnet, it can still just fall out all over again.

I think a lot of celebrity types who have had successes with these procedures have a 'top-up' every so often. When you're earning £10k+ a week then it's not really a problem and probably the equivalent of a days work to pay for this... When it's more like a month or two month's income...

I just think the sums talked about for something where there is zero guarantee is mental.

[cpfc4evandeva]

Originally Posted by Johnybegood

Actually i didnt have an issue with being bald (shaved) so may revert to that look in future, but for now I really like having a full mop again mainly for the health kick it gave me. In the Uk you will pay maybe 15k for quite a bit of gardening. It's less painful than the dentist, just the numbing injections stung a bit, and you have to be face down for about 3 hours while they pluck the follicles out. Expensive but I would recommend it. It's not the elixir of youth but it did help me

Good luck to you mate. That kind of money though

How long ago did you get it done?

[garronrav]

Originally Posted by ExiledStirling

I bet you were tempted to say the ExiledStirling look then held yourself back

Danny Devito?

[ExiledStirling]

Originally Posted by garronrav

Danny Devito?

You bastard

[elgin eagle]

Originally Posted by Johnybegood

Actually i didnt have an issue with being bald (shaved) so may revert to that look in future, but for now I really like having a full mop again mainly for the health kick it gave me. In the Uk you will pay maybe 15k for quite a bit of gardening. It's less painful than the dentist, just the numbing injections stung a bit, and you have to be face down for about 3 hours while they pluck the follicles out. Expensive but I would recommend it. It's not the elixir of youth but it did help me

Cheers mate. Will research it more. Wonder why its so much more expensive here.

[Johnybegood]

Originally Posted by cpfc4evandeva

Good luck to you mate. That kind of money though

How long ago did you get it done?

About 3.5 years ago. It takes about 6months to even notice anything then gradually thickens and grows over next 12 months. Expect 10k-15k for a good job maybe over 2 days. It looks very natural (mainly because it's your own hair). It's expensive but some people buy expensive cars or jewellery (both lost on me) and some do payment plans. I don't think you would regret it but read up as much as you can as at the time it seems like a bigger deal than it is. Now, I don't even think about it

[andyocpfc]

Elgs, post a picture of the top of your head and let us have a look please?

I am 40 and starting losing mine in my late teens. By 25 I was shaving my head on grade zero (no attachment on clipper). I do it once a week. Would I like to have a full head of hair, possibly. Would I travel across the world and pay £1500 - I doubt it. Its certainly becoming more common so who know, in a a few years you could have a shop round the corner from you doing it. That said, if you were going to Turkey (am i right in thinking you have a place there, or is it Cyprus?) then you could incorporate it in that.

I have to say, I would be interested to see what I’m like with hair again but all the partners I’ve been with since my shaving has said I would look stupid with hair and they like the clean look.....and it is more hygienic.