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Thanks Bill. It's strange as when I lost my hair in my thirties I went to around 3 or 4 'top' clinics in London but I simply found them to be people trying to sell me anything. So I gave up. Personally all the toupees I saw were just terrible and very expensive at £4,000 upwards. And I couldn't bring myself to wear what was effectively a hat made of hair. After searching the various lotions and drug treatments they offered I realised they simply wouldn't give me any 'real' hair simply a light fluff at best (and of course that would simply drop out if I stopped using them). And surgery no matter how skilled the surgeon looks and is often very painful and again because of the drugs you have to take to prevent the hair falling out just compromised my life potential. So for 20 years I cut it very short and accepted I was a bald guy. I read these forums and I'm genuinely saddened by the stories I read (especially the young guys around 20). Hair loss creates more than just feelings of looking old. We're doing a survey with a leading London University psychology department and what we're finding surprised even us. I now use our product and I feel good about it. But to be honest I was okay without it - I'd accepted it and my wife always likes me whatever! One day we'll get to the US and I hope Bill I can show you what we do and how wonderful it is.

Hi Bill. I'm actually the MD for Total Cover Plus in London England. But after encouragement from our clients decided to post on vital forums like this as they do hair loss sufferers a very great service. Sadly what we offer is not available in the US (I'm working on it) but I felt I have to comment where I see potential pitfalls for hair loss sufferers. Do remember lots of British sufferers read this forum and pick up great advice. Thanks for the opportunity.