Wayne Rooney Hair transplant

[Maradona]

He needs TRX2.

[gillenator]

Chances are very probable that he will get another procedure done since MPB is progressive and he is still young.

I wonder if he is taking hairloss meds.

[67mph]

He spent a good £30000 but I couldn't understand why he paid that much. What was the main difference really.. Bec it costs around £6-7K normally

Oyster!

It was reported to cost 30k and when it's 'reported', well, that don't mean shit, take an educated guess in anything and everything before taking reporters reports as gospel.

...Oh, and if by chance it did cost 30k, then it cost Rooney a few days wage, so what?, it's like an HT costing us mere mortals £500/$500!!

He looks better for it there is no denying that, every man (and woman) looks better with hair, shit, this is why we're on the forums!!?

[VictimOfDHT]

I thought he paid 10000 not 30000. But either way that's like pocket change for him. As far as I know many of the famous players (like him) make $250,000 a week! Lucky bastards. But I have nothing but admiration for this guy. He has all the money and fame we can only dream of and thousands of women will throw themselves at his feet (bald or not) but he chooses to get an HT. Apparently he didn't like being bald -who would?- and decided to do something about it regardless of what people thought of him and regardless of whether he really needed it or not (impressing women.....). You go Wayne.

[DAVE52]

He looks better for it there is no denying that, every man (and woman) looks better with hair, shit, this is why we're on the forums!!?

IMO It looks like crap

http://www.highdensityhairtransplants.co.uk/blog/wayne-rooneys-hair-transplant-the-press-ask-is-it-wearing-thin-already/

[67mph]

Dave52, crap, you think it looks like crap? Really? You seen him with concealer?

Shame you think this way, as you can only work with what you have left (or will have left) after goung bald, so results will differ of course.

You have to take this point in case as a whole; coming out about baldness, getting a HT, wearing concealer etc etc, don't just judge it on one or two pics, see it as a whole.

You can't conceal a bald head and this is a marathon not a sprint, more work will be done and concealer perfected, hair style experiments, etc, then the jobs done, it looks good and will look better.

[DAVE52]

Dave52, crap, you think it looks like crap? Really? You seen him with concealer?.

lol.......yes I do
He was bald, now he's forever balding

If you have to use a Concealer to make your HT look good , then it wasn't good to start with IMO

But hey if you think it looks good , great , get a HT and spend the rest of your life hiding it

[67mph]

Concealer conceals balding, concealer doesn't necessarily have to just conceal a dodgy HT.

So, for you Dave52, it's either a full head of lustrous hair or slick bald, ouch!
Good luck with that.

[DAVE52]

So, for you Dave52, it's either a full head of lustrous hair or slick bald, ouch!
Good luck with that.

I understand that HT will not give me a full head of lustrous hair but I would never want to go through life with a comb over like Rooney

And good luck with your never ending fight toc ombat hairloss/

[67mph]

Ok Dave52, so it's slick baldsville for you perhaps, rather than something you can work with, that's fair enough, hopefully we have a cure in, lets say ...10 years time!

Good luck to you too.

OK back to Rooney...

[gillenator]

If Rooney is happy, that's what counts in the end!

[NeedHairASAP]

its his extremely thin side/temple area that make it look like a wig...

more transplants should take care of thinning temples...otherwise high norwoods unnatural, like a combover, or like a wig.

[gillenator]

Just not enough donor to cover it all!

[67mph]

its his extremely thin side/temple area that make it look like a wig...

more transplants should take care of thinning temples...otherwise high norwoods unnatural, like a combover, or like a wig.

It works for Gary Barlow!
...that's if he's had work done.

[gillenator]

If the patient reaches his/her goals, then it was a success as defined by each individual patient!