Beware. Beware. Beware.

This just sounds like a gimicky way of saying HT. Do yourself a favor, and if you are going to go the HT route, go with somebody who is established as being good. Don't go with the local gimicky place. It will make your situation worse. As J. Malloy said, you will have that 'artificial look' going on. Baldness will seem like a blissful dream.

Regards, Stimpy

its non surgical

Okay. Just FYI, though, some of the less geniune HT places call the FUE process 'non-surgical'. It's actually another established gimick...

yeah i know what u mean i have been trying to find out what this thing is. But i dont see anything online about it and of course when i call there no info i get the" you have to come in" I was wondering if this is just simply attching starnds of hair to ur scalp with out having to get a whole hair system . But when i look at the site they options for care credit why would you need that if it isnt surgical werid huh?

Guitar

Screw the wigs! That is a short term band aid to a long term problem and VERY costly ( looks like crap too) if you are a musician you have even more reason to shave your head. If you cannot afford a HT or meds then accept the situation ( for now) and work towards a plan for getting your hair back in the long term.

Musicians are famous for being outgoing and flamboyant!!!

P.S. I think it is more than 35% who experience hairloss by age 35.. Everyone in my office is experiencing MPB and they are 35 plus ( except me of course)

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My views are based on my personal experiences, research and objective observations. I am not a doctor.

Total - 5621 FU's uncut!

If you only need to have hair for your music career, a wig might be a good option, no? You can take it off when you aren't performing or shooting a video. I don't think John Travolta or William Shatner wear their wigs all the time.