If there is one fear I have in life, as trivial as this might sound, it
is losing my hair. It’s not a resigning issue for me (In the Loop reference
there) it’s actually a Dignitas issue. I truly dread the thought of
losing my hair.
Regular readers of this here blog might have noticed that I put a lot of
hair styling products on, and rarely go a day without some form of gunk being
rubbed, massaged or sprayed onto my locks. But, that said, I do look after my
hair, it is regularly cleansed, and once a week I use a special shampoo to
strip out all of the product build up.
So what would I do if I started to go bald (apart from book a one way
ticket to Switzerland)? Well wearing a wig or a toupee are definitely not the
answer for me – Christ, I’d make Donald Trump hair look stylish and short of stock
piling Alpecin shampoo I wouldn't rule out other methods to ensure my hair
remains full bodied and healthy.
Regaine Foam - I make jokes about stockpiling Alpecin, but in all
seriousness, I am glad there are treatments available. Regaine comes in the
form of a foam which claims to be the first and only clinically proven foam
hair loss treatment for men. It works by increasing the blood supply to the
hair follicles, which helps to strengthen existing hair and stimulate secondary
hair growth. The easy-to-use foam takes very little time to apply, meaning it
seamlessly fits into your daily grooming routine.
Harley Street offers a new
treatment called Fue Treatment which is relatively new to the
UK. This is a non-invasive, non-surgical procedure so you will remain fully
conscious the whole time. During the FUE transplant, a highly experienced
doctor extracts hair follicles from a donor area, which is said to typically be
the back of the neck, follicles are then transferred to the recipient area on
your scalp and implanted using a powerful microscope in groups of one to four
hairs, just as they grow naturally.
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Vitamins and Supplements - Again, one little Google search gives endless
hints and tips when it comes hair care. Viviscal® Man supplements
are designed for men who want to maintain normal healthy hair
growth. They are scientifically formulated with the important nutrient Zinc,
which helps maintain normal healthy hair growth from within and the proprietary
marine protein complex AminoMar C™.
Joking aside, if I did start to go bald I’d be on the phone to a hair replacement
clinic in a flash and buying up every known product that even remotely claims to
cure baldness. Thankfully, and unlike my dad and older brother, I’m not
thinning, balding or developing runways (the bald bits up either side of
forehead).
Rejoice, just rejoice people, for I still have my hair!
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I have never once considered hair loss as an issue, even though my mum has really thinning hair eek! I am terrified of losing my teeth instead!
ReplyDeleteLosing my teeth is a another Dignitas issue for me - there is no way I'm going to be a superstar gurner!
DeleteLike Kaye, it's not something I ever gave any thought. I have now though lol
ReplyDeleteI have issues with hairloss - luckily I used to have a lot so it doesn't look as noticeable to those who don't know me, but personally I find it hard to deal with sometimes. x
ReplyDeleteThis is the one issue I always feel sorry for men on - it must really affect self-confidence. So, I totally understand where you're coming from. Glad you still have yours though....
ReplyDeleteIts teeth for me, I hate false teeth with a passion and cannot stand to be near them or be in a room with them x
ReplyDeleteMen always seem so worried about losing their hair (my hubby is too) but many men look very handsome without hair! My hubby has shaved his hair completely before - for the summer and looked great. somehow that is fine with him, but if it were to go on its own - he wouldnt be happy. lol
ReplyDeleteMy partner is a traditional cut throat barber and he also dreads the idea of losing his hair and I think it's a real issue for men that can cause some emotional issues as well and latest there are some options - I prefer men with hair so will support him if he wishes to have a hair transplant in the future
ReplyDeleteLaura x
My husband has a bald spot. It was always going to happen as his Dad went bald early on, but wore a hairpiece. My husband has just gone very short instead
ReplyDeleteHubby is losing his hair badly and would love to find something that works to bring it back
ReplyDeleteI never thought men are so worried about hair loss
ReplyDeleteLaura
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I think it's great that these options are available these days, women have so much more opportunity to change things we aren't happy with through make-up etc., it's only fair that men should have a chance!
ReplyDeleteJess xo
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Thumbs up to you. Well written and well described. I would like to appreciate your post. You have posted a very useful information. I have found a huge list of all clinics of Hair Transplant in UK.
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But there are so many sexy men sporting the bold look - Embrace the style before calling a clinic when the day coms!!
ReplyDeleteyes male have this problem almost.i have seen many male.year ago hair transplants were very exclusively for male.but now a days females also have been a victimize of this problem.
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