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Women find the hairloss issue not a big deal and are a little insensitive so when she puts weight on make sure you tell her.
I actually had a moment like this 2 months after my latest op I was working for a new company while I was going through the ugly duckling phase to hide from my usual work friends and a guy said to me have you done a Rooney obviously he'd seen me go from a shaved down thin head to a affro in 2 months lol I said as if we could afford something like that then a few days later I pointed out the fact that he had some weird skin disease on his nose infront of everyone at dinner! Good times!
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Bonkerstonker! ![]() http://www.hairtransplantnetwork.com/blog/home-page.asp?WebID=1977 Started losing my hair at 19 in 1999 I've been using propecia and minoxidil 10 years Had 4 hair transplants equalling 8460 grafts by way of strip & fue |
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Yes, unfortunately the stigma still remains regarding Baldness and doing something about it. People make fun of you for being bald and at times chastise a person for resolving the issue. Maybe it's just time for HT survivors (LOL) to be proud and say " Yeah, I got tired of the bald jokes." and give a caviler smile. Resolving a medical condition is nothing to be embarrassed about. So, the public attitude change needed may well rest in the minds and words of HT patients. All the Best, Michael
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Hi all
Wow, I wasnt expecting a response like this. To be honest the manner in which is was said shows she was impressed with my hair and that she didnt really believe that I would of had surgery. It was a compliment. Never the less still an awkaward moment for me! Although you want and expect a ht to be completely undectable. It cant be really if you want a great result. Otherwise it wouldnt be a great result. The people I see day to day regularly, havent really noticed because they dont see a sudden change, its a slow process. I guess its the people you see once in a while that could possibly notice (and this one did)
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Leave a bottle of 'FemFresh' on her desk when she's not there and look at the horror on her face when she returns to her seat.
I'm joking. Just ignore her and take it as a compliment, that's what i do. I also take it as a compliment when people are amazed and need convincing that the hairs have been transplanted!
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