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Hair transplants. Blackrock Clinic Vs DMI Vs surgeons outside Ireland Vs other option

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  • #52
    yeahimhere
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,292 ✭✭✭yeahimhere


    Yup go to Turkey, 2k for 5000 grafts, they're the go to destination for hair transplants for medical tourism.

    Saw a procedure being done there, it takes hours!! They graft one follicle at a time


  • #53
    kenobiwan
    Registered Users Posts: 24 ✭kenobiwan


    Ever heard of or have feedback about the ailesbury hair clinic in Dublin?


  • #54
    Dep!
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 259 ✭✭Dep!


    Is it true you have to take Finasteride (Propecia) even after a transplant for the effects of it to stick?

    And isnt ths drug the one with all those crazy side effects?


  • #55
    acb121
    Closed Accounts Posts: 399 ✭✭acb121


    DoYouEvenLift wrote: »
    Yeah, I actually advised someone on here before to go on propecia ... then he said his libido completely crashed so he stopped taking it. Over 8 years later he said he's not been able to achieve a full erection [/QUOTE]

    For many years baldness was seen as a " sign of virility ".

    In recent years, it has been noted, that the as so may young men these days are obsessed with pumping muscles, the increased testosterone production has led to hair loss as testosterone allegedly affects the hair follicles. And in fact, there do seem to be a lot younger men these says with hair loss and shaved heads.

    Maybe there is some connection. I've heard in the US people get testosterone injections to treat certain things..


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