Recent content by TF2009

I suppose it depends on the strength of the laser? For example, the actual laser comb you use at home requires just ten-fifteen minutes per-day. AHS. by the look of it, takes a similar approach to the one I am using - their course appears to be 40-minutes once-per-week...

Won't bother updating every week/fortnight, but just thought I'd let you all know I've been for my first session tonight. 48 minutes under the lasers. Once a week for three months from now on, then once a fortnight for another three months.

I know, I know, I know - it could all be bollocks, and most likely is. BUT...I've been offered laser treatment for the price of £149, so I figure I've nothing to lose: http://www.parkwoodclinic.co.uk/laser-hair-therapy.php I have thought about this in the past, and almost paid £2k for it...

And another one: 'It's still a bit bruised and swollen when it dies down u will be the first to see it. Anyone recommend any good hair gel. Haha'

He's just posted on Twitter: 'Just to confirm to all my followers I have had a hair transplant. I was going bald at 25 why not. I'm delighted with the result' I wonder how much he paid, and why would he be delighted with the result already - I thought it would take time to see the results!

I find it quite disheartening that the hair transplant cost £30,000. Has he basically gone to the VERY best surgeon on the planet? I could never afford such an amount.

So which places, if any, would you recommend, s.a.f?

I bought a bottle of nizoral 2% last December, but have so far refrained from using it as I've heard lots of horror stories about shedding. Have any of you guys experienced this?

Do you think that is way too much, Nene?

Hi Guys Thanks for your replies. The cost of the treatment is £2500. I am by no means a rich man, but at this price for a twelve-month treatment, I think I could stick it on the plastic without feeling the pinch.

I've been using Propecia for a few years now, and thought about adding Nizoral to my regime last year. So I bought a bottle in December, and I still haven't used it. The reason being, I've read that the shed in the first instance is quite dramatic. Is this true, or just a myth?

Okay, I am seriously considering going for this: http://www.whitecliffsgroup.com/Laser-H ... index.html I have been for an appointment, a couple of weeks ago, and have reached the opinion where I think if I don’t go for it, I could end up regretting it. I also accept that if I do go for it...

The referee in the article I posted used laser treatment.

Well, I've made an appointment to go and see them next week: http://www.whitecliffsgroup.com/ I have a LOT to learn about hair transplant's, and to be perfectly honest, I haven't a clue where to begin. This board is really helpful, I just wish I was as clued up as many of the people I read on here...

It was fairly obvious, to be fair, but they've done a good job. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... &ATTR=News He used White Cliffs Hair Studio in Leeds - does anyone know of them, or have any experience of them?