Male pattern baldness can affect any man, anywhere in the world. It’s the same for Hollywood A-list celebrities, sports stars and everyday men alike – in fact, anyone from their late teens upwards can be affected by the condition.
For some people, male pattern baldness is a source of real embarrassment and can have a devastating effect on confidence. Fortunately, today’s hair transplants can be a complete solution to the age-old problem.
Comedian John Cleese and cricketers Graham Gooch and Shane Warne are just a few of the famous names who have come out and admitted they’ve had hair restoration treatments, while numerous other celebs are suspected of undergoing hair transplants.
And just as male pattern baldness can affect anyone, so natural hair transplants are now available – and affordable – to all, not just the rich and famous.
What is male pattern baldness?
Pattern baldness describes the usual process of hair loss that many men suffer at some point in their life. It occurs when individual hair follicles shrink, so that each new hair grows thinner and thinner, until they can’t grow at all.
During a hair transplant, the surgeon will take ‘donor hairs’ from another part of the scalp, then separate them into individual follicles, before transplanting them into the affected area.
This creates totally natural looking results whether you have thinning hair or a complete bald patch.
Hair transplants are a minor procedure, taking less than a day to complete, though the exact time depends on the number of grafts required. Hair transplant prices start at just £3,000 from experts Why Go Abroad.
Thinning hair can also affect women and Why Go Abroad offers hair restoration solutions to ladies too. For more information, visit Why Go Abroad and request a brochure or speak to a specialist.
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