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  • Spex
    Dr Representative
    • Nov 2008
    • 4217

    Irish Newspaper article on Ht's

    At first glance, there was little remarkable about the June 2011 selfie Wayne Rooney shared with his 12.5 million Twitter followers. In the grainy snap, the off-duty soccer star, head dipped several degrees, glared at the camera with his usual bulldog insouciance. Only when you read the accompanying text did the significance of the picture become clear. "Just to confirm… I have had a hair transplant," Rooney had typed. "I was going bald at 25 - why not?"



    "Hair restoration would, I feel, be an admission that my sense of worth depended on what others thought of me. And to arrive at such an acknowledgement would damage my self-esteem more than any bald patch."


    Really ???!

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    Spex
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  • Vic
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2014
    • 359

    #2
    Originally posted by Spex
    http://www.independent.ie/life/healt...-34400997.html




    "Hair restoration would, I feel, be an admission that my sense of worth depended on what others thought of me. And to arrive at such an acknowledgement would damage my self-esteem more than any bald patch."


    Really ???!

    Regards
    Spex
    Has a point. It would explain why so many end up even more depressed after a hair transplant.

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