would you get hair transplant like Mickey Grahams?

brianb10

would you get a wig/hair transplant like Mickey Graham if you become follically challenged

Not sure if its one of those wigs that was on Late late show few months ago or transplant. Either way it looks good.

5 years ago


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Have to say it takes years off him.
I think I would definitely consider it.
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Celly Smunt

yeah i would.

princess-lala

I would

ComputerKing

Yes without a doubt.

Celly Smunt

ComputerKing wrote: »

Without a doubt.

so you would yeah?

Howard Juneau

I dunno, thought men preferred shaved cnuts to hairy ones these days

AckwelFoley

Tranplant?

Dunno..but you'd need to surgically remove me from yer wan.

biko

No and no.

Fr_Dougal

Thought he was dead and they named a train station after him or something?

Celly Smunt

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Thought he was dead and they named a train station after him or something?

Nah,you're mixing him up with James Connolly.

Easy mistake.

Fox_In_Socks

There's that ad, mostly on TV3 I think, where the guy is talking about his successul hair grafting. And we see him getting out of his sports car (lite), with his beautiful girlfriend and then swimming in pool.

When he's in the pool though, you can see where his "old" hairline was.

A lovely little anecdote from your trusty socked Fox.

humbert

Crikey, he looks about a decade younger in the second one, though the terrifying monster to his left being absent helps enormously. If I was him I would, but hopefully I'll never have to.

Cheap Cola

Nope, I'd regrow my hair with scientifically proven massage techniques.

Sir Osis of Liver.

Can you get them in a landing strip style?
Much more fashionable.

wazky

Cheap Cola wrote: »

Nope, I'd regrow my hair with scientifically proven massage techniques.

Yeah I tell my wife the same when she catches me having a Tom Hank.

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo

brianb10 wrote: »

would you get a wig/hair transplant like Mickey Graham if you become follically challenged

Not sure if its one of those wigs that was on Late late show few months ago or transplant. Either way it looks good.

5 years ago


And this is now...



Have to say it takes years off him.
I think I would definitely consider it.

I'm betting that the comb over will make a tremendous comeback in the next 5-10 years.
They personify cool, ooze sex appeal and the different styles you can do them in can give you a different fresh look every time you hit the town to pull the ladies like a rambunctious pussy hunting panther.

urabell

I wouldn't judge anyone trying to better themselves, sunbeds, waxing even surgery if that's your thing.

srm23

lol neither pic of mikey is recent.
and the one where he has the hair is prob 10 years ago
defo before the one where he has the shaved head.


maybe he does have one now but not in either of those pics

brianb10

srm23 wrote: »

lol neither pic of mikey is recent.
and the one where he has the hair is prob 10 years ago
defo before the one where he has the shaved head.

how do you know when it was taken?!!

Either way your point is irrelevant, he didn't have hair and he does now and looks better, that's the point.

The Pheasant2

Yeah I would, but they cost thousands of euro

RikkFlair

I'd ask for a "Flock of Seagulls" but would probably end up with a "Donald Trump"

Banjo String

Na.

I'll take what God sends me.

Full head of hair yet. My dad is in the sixties and same story.

Like anything else though, if it's an issue to ya, and it can be sorted, sort it if you have the means.

suicide_circus

brianb10 wrote: »

would you get a wig/hair transplant like Mickey Graham if you become follically challenged

Not sure if its one of those wigs that was on Late late show few months ago or transplant. Either way it looks good.

5 years ago


And this is now...



Have to say it takes years off him.
I think I would definitely consider it.

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who's your man with mickey in the first photo?

Annasopra

They cost about 10 or 15 grand