Wayne Rooney Hair transplant

[gmonasco]

Originally Posted by gillenator

I never did think the two brothers had any resemblence, no offense.

Maybe not, but siblings often bear little physical resemblance to each other. They do inherit their DNA from two parents, after all, which allows for a multitude of genetic combinations.

[win200]

Yeah, the sibling connection is determinative. My brother is four years younger than me, and his loss is FAR more extensive than mine. I appreciate that he took that bullet for me.

[67mph]

England game again tonight, c'mon Rooney, lets see another hair style trial.

I'm living my hairloss through his experience at the moment, not great research i know but there it is...

[gillenator]

Originally Posted by gmonasco

Maybe not, but siblings often bear little physical resemblance to each other. They do inherit their DNA from two parents, after all, which allows for a multitude of genetic combinations.

You are absolutely correct. My two brothers are more oriented to the paternal side of hair and I am the one who lost hair exactly in the same pattern as my maternal grandfather.

My older brother used to tease me endlessly and i always told him if it happened to me, it has to be coming his way but it never did.

He is so impressed with my work that he said don't lose the phone number to your HT doctor in case he did ever need a HT.

[gmonasco]

Having been a heartthrob for most of his adult life Calum Best has never been short of confidence.

However, the former model has undergone a hair transplant after feeling low about his premature hair loss.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...e-balding.html

[gillenator]

Obviously it was his first procedure.

[67mph]

Good post/link gm!

I'm putting Calum Best in the same category as Rooney, both good fellas for coming out with having HTs, Calum talks fully about his/our hang-ups in how we as men deal/react to the loss of our hair.

No one should/can knock these guys from doing so.

Makes getting a HT easier, though of course hours of research has to be done first and foremost!!

[chrisdav]

Gillenator, he actually had a procedure before this one with the Ailsbury clinic in Ireland.

Clearly being well advised AGAIN

[67mph]

Chrisdav, i didn't know about this HT of Bests so you got any info on the first or we just gotta take your word, no need for the '...rolleyes' thing towards gillenator, i imagined the exact same thing, that Best had only had this one, i just didn't express it is all.

You have to forgive people for not putting the effort into every celebs hairloss issues and their efforts in correcting it, heck we've enough on our plates researching the latest bullshit 'cures'!

Right, Rooney thread, where were we...

[chrisdav]

67MPH, I am not rolling eyes towards Gillenator and I never would as I respect him as he is a very knowledgeable guy.

I am rolling eyes as it is no shock that another celeb may have been poorly advised again.

You can search on the net and find his first transplant was performed by the Ailsbury clinic and he is still on the website below.

http://www.ailesburyhairclinic.com/