Hair Grafts

[swisstoni]

My first visit to this part of PH so sorry if I'm preaching to the choir;

Is it ok to talk openly about hair grafts yet?

[The_Doc]

You don't need them yet

Edited by The_Doc on Friday 27th May 19:40

[swisstoni]

Ok, I'll try back when you've evolved

[MC Bodge]

Baldness in men is not an issue these days, is it?

[JakeT]

I've worked three doors down from the Belgravia Hair clinic. Always seemed busy in there. They say, growing hair is like making love to a beautiful woman...

[Johnnytheboy]

I'm pretty bald and I wouldn't even think about doing anything about it.

It looks far worse trying to hide baldness than being bald.

To be honest I always found hair a bit of an irritant.

[Sheets Tabuer]

I'm like patrick stewart, I wouldn't think of it.

That's not to say if there was a pill I wouldn't take it I probably would but I just wouldn't put up with the pain and expense for a bit of vanity, I know how soul crushing it can be thought as a few friends that are dating mid 40s are telling be how shallow some women can be.

[Steve Campbell]

Sheets Tabuer said:

......a few friends that are dating mid 40s are telling me how shallow some women can be.

In which case, your friends should be glad they didn't choose them as a partner.....if they are more interested in how much hair is on their head than whether they connect well as partners, give them a very wide berth !

Bald and proud :-)

[bloomen]

Mine's starting to go which is really annoying as it hadn't budged for 41 years. If there was a pill or a graft was fifty quid then I'd do it as I like owning hair. I can't be arsed with the expense and inconvenience of the current options so I'll just get on with it.

[marcosgt]

MC Bodge said:

Baldness in men is not an issue these days, is it?

Not when the option is :



M