Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
In English it is paternal grandmother and maternal grandmother.
My father started going bald at 18, and had lost most of his hair by 30. My son is already 52 and hasn’t lost his hair.
My hair is very thick.
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[Help] Hair Transplants etc
- Thread starter Sheebo
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My father started going bald at 18, and had lost most of his hair by 30. My son is already 52 and hasn’t lost his hair.
My hair is very thick.
Seagull58
In the Algarve
Conte went for a very expensive treatment where they implant individual hairs, including the follicles, after removing them from a donor. I believe the donor can be the same person, so repositioning hairs from one part of the head to another. I saw this on the Internet a couple of weeks ago. The clinic charges an insane amount per 200 hairs.
Analysing Antonio Conte's Hair Transplant
Antonio Conte has gone from having little to no hair to having a full head of hair. Let's take a look at the procedure he used to achieve these results.
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Durlston
"You plonker, Rodney!"
Read Jimmy White's autobiography.
How that man is still alive with the life he's led is astonishing. He had the hair transplant and said he'd never been in so much pain afterwards with his face completely bruised for a fortnight after.
How that man is still alive with the life he's led is astonishing. He had the hair transplant and said he'd never been in so much pain afterwards with his face completely bruised for a fortnight after.
Taybha
Whalewhine
Coopers would make you look like this for 2 Bob and thruppence
Are you actually Davy Propper??
chip
Well-known member
Looks like an enviroment/marine science academic to me.
In my 50s and haven't cut my hair for a couple of years now, must be some kind of mid-life crisis and trying to revert to being in my 20s. A receeding hairline would keep the hair out of my eyes but I don't have that luxury.
So it wasn’t the hair on his head then?
- Nov 11, 2009
- 12,286
If Davy Propper took drugs.
I had a hair transplant.
but transplanting only one hair doesn't really help a whole lot.
but transplanting only one hair doesn't really help a whole lot.
Sounds like you could be constipated.
Yes, such as male cousin & female cousin, those two should be distinguished from each other.
What's the Swedish for stepmother's father and mother. The third set of grandparents.
Ouch, I sure wouldn't want anybody sewing hair in down there.
Arthritic Toe
Well-known member
I just cannot even begin to imagine why anyone would even consider it. There must be some vanity gene that i completely lack.
Same goes for women with boob jobs, and worst of all, those ridiculous Botox lips. Are women with lips like Mick Jagger actually attractive to anyone?
Same goes for women with boob jobs, and worst of all, those ridiculous Botox lips. Are women with lips like Mick Jagger actually attractive to anyone?
- Aug 7, 2003
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Seagull58
In the Algarve
Do you sport a manbun or a ponytail?
chip
Well-known member
Ponytail. Currently wearing my BHAFC bobble hat to keep hair out of eyes.
FatSuperman
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- Feb 25, 2016
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The donor hair has to be from the person getting the transplant, you cannot take someone else's hair and put it on your head, the hairs get rejected.Conte went for a very expensive treatment where they implant individual hairs, including the follicles, after removing them from a donor. I believe the donor can be the same person, so repositioning hairs from one part of the head to another. I saw this on the Internet a couple of weeks ago. The clinic charges an insane amount per 200 hairs.
Analysing Antonio Conte's Hair Transplant
Antonio Conte has gone from having little to no hair to having a full head of hair. Let's take a look at the procedure he used to achieve these results.
There are broadly two options; one where a strip of scalp is cut off the back of your head (which is almost always 'permanent' hair that we don't lose), and then the individual follicles (containing 1 - 4 hairs each) are removed from the strip and are then 'punched' into the scalp. The alternative process involves no cutting a strip of head off, but instead individually removing follicles from the back and side of the scalp and inserting elsewhere. The difference is simply cost (and having a scar at the back, that they try to hide in the fold of your head).
In both cases, a saline solution is pumped in between the scalp and skull to stretch out the skin* in the receiving area, so that the follicles can be clustered nice and close - you don't hair like a 1980's Barbie doll after all.
It works very well if you have thick hair, and obviously if your baldness isn't too bad then it'll be incredible. If you have very fine hair, and are very bald, then you're going to have mixed results which are much more dependant on your physiology. To the person earlier in the thread, I haven't heard of people having to go back and service it, that seems weird. If you have one quite young, then chances are your hair will continue to recede behind the newly transplanted hair - which is permanent hair. So you might end up with a weird gap that will need filling. If not obvious, the hair taken from the donor area is entirely transplanted, it does not grow back of course because the follicle has been moved.
Source: I spent many, many hours researching this when I was losing my hair in my twenties. I realised it didn't need to define me and take over my whole life, so just shaved it off and got used to looking different. I will say, I completely understand those that are wrestling with this, it's really weird as I'm a generally confident guy, and remained confident with thinning and then no hair. But I just didn't recognise or like the face I saw in the mirror. Your hairline makes a massive difference to how you look, as the photo of the Dragon's Den guy above shows.
Couple of years ago a friend went to Turkey** for a transplant and to be fair, it looks incredible***. It was about £2,000. When I was looking, that was the deposit and the actual cost was over £20,000 (another reason I didn't do it I guess).
*Immediately after the procedure (takes absolutely hours) you will look like a monster, as the ton of saline starts to drain away from your bulging scalp and down the inside of your face. That'll sort itself out after an hour or so - but you'll want to get home / to the hotel to go through that
**due to Covid restrictions he actually ended up having it done in their London clinic (same price as it would have been flying to Turkey and staying there)
***he has loads of thick, dark hair, so there would have been acres of it at the back to pluck from.
He posted a pic of himself taken 10 years ago a while back. Not a million miles away from this:
rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
- 8,203
if that's not a selfie i would be astounded
Losing a bit on the sides these days , thought about it and decided that if i did that what would be next so don`t think i`ll bother . But some like the great Jimmy white look pretty strange , but i guess they have improved since when he got his . Numan give a 180 day money back guarantee , so maybe worth a butchers , you mention the teeth thread , i lost a few on a building site accident so have a plate , purely as an aside when i was a lot younger i would often need to go to the dentist for a hair cut
whatever your imaginary friend decides , i wish him the best .