Hair Transplant Tips I Wish I'd Known
Before My Hair Transplant

If you're even thinking about getting hair transplants, there are some things you should be doing right now to ensure you have a great result.

 I Don't Want You to Just Have a Good Result...

I'm very happy with the results of my two hair restoration surgeries.  But the results would have been much,  much, better if I'd known even some of the hair transplant tips that I'm going to share with you. 

I Want You to Have a Great Result! 

If you want to achieve the best results possible you have to be well-informed about the process, the surgery, and how you can maximize your chances for an excellent outcome. It's simple, but man it's hard to sort out fact from fiction!

Yes, I  Shaved My Head

For years I lived with thinning hair, until I finally shaved it all off. Being totally bald was better than wisps of fine hair that only drew attention to my baldness.  I tried to research hair restoration online years before I finally decided to have one. 

But I was discouraged by the negativity - all the people warning about bad hair-plug surgery - and the fact that everyone was selling something, but I couldn't even figure out whether hair restoration worked, what the side effects were, what a hair transplant cost, or the best place to get it done.

I lived for the better part of a decade without hair. I got used to being bald.  I thought I didn't have a choice.  I wasn't going to risk being a laughing-stock with a bad restoration, or wind up with scarring that would prevent me from being able to ever shave my head again if the surgery didn't work out.

I accepted the fact that hair transplant surgery was a risky, expensive proposition, with dubious chances of success.

My Return From the Land of the Bald

The trigger for me - like a lot of bald men - was separating from my wife at the age of 49.  All of a sudden my baldness mattered. You know how it is - for my wife, my baldness was the least of my defects.  For the women I was now meeting, it was the first thing they noticed about me.

I  made an appointment with the first doctor who could see me.  I was incredibly fortunate in that I accidentally chose a surgeon with excellent skills and training, and I wound up going back to him for a second hair transplant surgery a year later.  

Don't Be Like Poor John

Like a lot of men I waited far too long before seeing a hair restoration doctor, and then was in a rush to have my transplants done.

John Cleese did the same thing. He decided to have hair restoration surgery at the  age of 68, after his divorce from his third wife. 

If you're thinking his results are only so-so, you're right.  He made some big mistakes that you can easily avoid making yourself if you follow the hair transplant tips here.

Hair Transplantation Surgery Really Does Work!

Hair surgery really does work.  Provided you are a good candidate, go to a good surgeon, and follow the hair transplant tips Iexplain in this website.

My hair is back, and even my ex-wife says it looks better than it did ten years ago.  And it's nice not feeling every raindrop, or every chilly breeze! A hair restoration can be the best thing you ever do for the way you look, and the way you feel about yourself.

My grafts are completely undetectable

My micro-grafts are completely undetectable.  I mentioned to my GP that I'd had the surgery - he'd forgotten - and he examined my scalp closely. "I can't see any sign of it," he said, astonished.  He'd been brainwashed by the "bad hair-plug" myth of hair restoration.  

No one can tell I've had hair transplants. I've asked barbers and hair-dressers if they can notice anything unusual about my hair, or scalp, and they can guess until doomsday without getting it right.  Even the scar from the donor area is invisible to them.

So Don't Listen To The Naysayers Who Tell You Not To Do It...

But do learn what you need to know in order to achieve a successful result. If you follow the hair transplant tips that I've compiled in this website you'll know every thing you need to have great looking hair again:

- the best techniques for permanent hair restoration

- whether you're a good candidate for surgery

- what hair transplants cost

- how to choose a hair restoration surgeon

- how to choose a hair surgery clinic

- how to ensure you have enough grafts for transplant

- how to get a "head start" by increasing scalp laxity now

Microscope Used to Separate Grafts

You'll even learn about pre and post-operative care (including a post-op mistake that costs guys a lot of grafts).

"Your Hair is a Non-Renewable Resource..." 

And because, as my hair transplant surgeon said repeatedly: "Your hair is a non-renewable resource," I'm also going to show you hair transplant tips you can use to preserve the hair you have so that you have sufficient donor hair for a great result.

Learn This Stuff Now - Even if You're Only in the Beginning  Stages of Baldness

If I'd had these hair transplant tips years ago - heck, even a few months before my first restoration surgery - I would have had a lot more grafts to transplant and would have had  thicker, fuller hair in my restored areas.  

You'll Find Everything You Need To Know Here

You've come to the right place if you want to know whether a hair restoration with follicular unit grafts is right for you, and how to get the best results possible.  I also explain the ways you can prevent further hair loss -  the best medication, the latest hair regrowth technologies, and natural hair loss remedies - which is vital if you are going to have sufficient grafts for transplant. And hair transplant costs go down per graft the more you have done, not to mention your results are better.