John Cleese waited until he was 68 to get a hair transplant. As a comedic actor he wasn’t under the same pressure as a matinee idol to get a hair transplant. In his case his divorce prompted him to re-evaluate his appearance and get a hair restoration.

Unfortunately, he left it too long. It appears from his results that he didn’t take hair loss medications like propecia, or rogaine. If he’d seen a hair transplant doctor sooner, he might’ve had more donor hair available for a better result.

John Cleese is more typical of an average guy than most celebrities. Learn a lesson from him – book an appointment with a hair transplant doctor today, even if you don’t intend having hair restoration surgery any time soon.

Brendan Fraser is an example of a celebrity hair transplant patient with a large degree of hair loss due to male pattern baldness.

Nevertheless, unlike John Cleese, Brendan Fraser was able to get a good hair transplant result. Fraser saw a surgeon early enough to preserve his hair for transplants. Judging from his photos I’d guess that he was taking hair loss medication for years prior to his first transplantation surgery.

He also likely spent a long period of time doing scalp exercises to increase his scalp laxity. This ensures sufficient f

Matthew McConaughey hair loss has been the topic of lively debate. His hair loss has been apparent to his fans, and, as the above picture shows, he has had the benefit of hair transplants.

A Matthew McConaughey hair transplant isn’t a bad thing. In fact, he had a great hair restoration result.

If you look carefully at his photos and compare them to Brendan Fraser’s you’ll notice that Matthew McConaughey never let his hair loss progress to the stage Fraser did.

McConaughey obviously had hair transplant surgery more than once over a period of years. This implies that he was also under the treatment of a hair restoration surgeon between hair transplants. The surgeon would have prescribed hair loss pills and lotions to ensure that McConaughey kept as much of his donor hair as possible.

Kevin Costner is a celebrity hair transplant patient who, although a bit older than either Brendan or Matthew, was able to achieve an excellent hair restoration result.

Kevin Costner’s celebrity transplants were successful because he had sufficient donor hair to harvest. He illustrates how even older guys can get an excellent hair transplant result.

Johnny Depp Hair Transplant

Johnny Depp hair transplant advice would be – the first rule about hair transplants, is don’t talk about hair transplants.

I don’t think Depp has ever admitted to having hair transplants, even though his fans say his hairline has changed.

He illustrates an important principle: if you don’t talk about your hair transplant procedure, nobody will be able to say for sure that you’ve had it done.

This is one area where average guys have a big advantage over celebrities. We’re not subject to the same scrutiny. People don’t have before and after pictures of us.

After my hair had grown in from my first hair transplant people told me I was looking good, or that I’d lost weight. Even my barber, and the stylist who dyes my hair, didn’t notice my transplants.

Johnny Depp’s hair transplants worked out pretty well – if he in fact had them. Good for him if he did, and for keeping quiet about it. It’s nobody’s business but his.

Bono finally found what he was looking for! A way to appear like he isn’t going bald. The U2 front man and all too public philanthropist has rocked a pretty sweet main of Irish head fur since the old days, and now as he gets older, he intends to keep it that way. He had solid work done, but looking at the pictures, you can tell a few things:

A) His hair is thinning for sure.

B) His hairline was at one point noticeably receding.

C) It moved forward again.

D) His “miracle hair” looks an awful lot like it was put there by  hand.

This all leads me to believe that Bono has had a hair transplant, which surprises me. I figured he’s be less worried about his hair and more worried about real issues, like Darfur, or the starvin’ children, or that U2 is overrated.

Bono showing the classic thining associated with male pattern baldness

Bono with his transplanted hair. His new hair should last the rest of his life.

Back in the old days, Elton John was a little silly. He was also a little bald.

After extensive work on his hair, Elton John has regained a nice head of hair.

Elton John’s hair transplant. The plugs up front are very sturdy hairs that stand up straight. It makes Elton look very young. The hairline is also very natural.

Another photo of Elton John’s hair plugs.

Click this picture to see a really big version. His hairline looks extremely natural.

I must say that Elton John’s hair transplant is a very successful one! The hairline looks totally natural, even though the density leaves to be desired. But the natural look kind of makes up for the density issue. Elton used to be pretty bald and I feel his hair plugs have made a huge improvement for him.

Good news for men everywhere, even with a receding hairline you can be named People magazine’s sexiest man alive, just look at this year’s winner Bradley Cooper.

In recent photos of the Hangover star, 36, you can see early signs of temporal recession, which isn’t at all uncommon for a man his age. Thirty percent of men in their 30s experience hair loss and the number increases to 40 percent as men enter their 40s. From the photos, it appears that Cooper is Norwood Class II, which means that while his hairline is maturing, typical of an adult hairline, he has yet to see any frontal balding. He is also fortunate to have an otherwise full head of hair.

Considering his resume now includes the sexiest man alive title, Cooper might want to consider a proactive hair regimen of FDA-approved Propecia or Rogaine, which could help him avoid any further recession. He would hardly be the first actor to take action against hair loss, more celebrities are investing in hair restoration than ever before. New technology and non-invasive procedures are selling points for many actors looking to enhance their looks discreetly.

Wayne Rooney, who is not reknown for his vanity or good looks revealed this week that he had had a hair transplant. It seems that he celebrated the end of the soccer season by splashing out on the procedure to counteract his follicly challenged scalp, unveiling his bonce whilst holidaying at the Sandy Lane Hotel in Barbados with his wife Colleen. As ever the boys at bookmakers Paddy Power are hot on the trail of trending news and are offering a book on which celebrity will be next to brave the surgeons knife.

Whether it was the football star or his altogether more fashion conscious wife who wanted the £30,000 procedure is unknown, but given his awkward history and the stories of extra marital affairs it may well have been a way of showing committment to wife and child Kai. The procedure is a lengthy one and whilst the pictures of Wayne certainly prove he no longer has a receeding hairline, reports indicate that this initial hair is likely to fall out before growing back fully in up to 18 months time. Most celebrities would hope that the period of re growth is quicker so that their vanity is undetected and the paparrazzi kept at bay.

Top on Paddy Power’s list of suspects is Westlife’s Kian Egan at 5/1. His hair has been noticeably thinning and as a boy band member it is obviously presumed that he would find a receeding hairline hard to market, especially now that there appears to be a viable alternative which could restore his golden locks. Wayne Rooney is only 25 and clearly recognized that he was in a downward spiral with his hair so might as well take action, but many of the A listers who have gone down this path have been older.

Elton John was of course the first celebrity to come out of the closet with his hair transplant but since then there have been many others. Mel Gibson’s diminishing hairline is now restored as is Kevin Costner’s and there have been unravelling reports that for some time John Travolta has had the less invasive ‘fill in’ procedure but could now be looking to have the full operation. Domestically James Nesbitt and Gordon Ramsay have both had the procedure opening the way for mainline acceptance. Interestingly Paddy Power include Jude Law and Matthew McConaughey on their list, although sites on the net claim that they have already had it done. Of all those on the list Prince Wiliam would seem to be a perfect candidate but at 40/1 Paddy Power have obviously decided that whilst he may well want to escape the family trend of baldness that his traditional family background mightprevent him from going down this path. Sting at 20/1 could be a good option, although the bet does require owning up to it and vain celebrities will probably want tokeep the whole thing under wraps, so to speak!

Jacques Kallis Hair Transplant

Jacques Kallis Hair Transplant:Jacques Kallis seems to be looking 20 years younger now, feels his young teammate Morne Morkel. And the reason being hair transplant therapy for his receding hairline.
Kallis is not the first in cricketing fraternity to have gone for a hair transplant. India’s very own Virender Sehwag had undergone the same treatment a couple of seasons back.

Jacques Kallis Hair Transplant

Kallis has apparently joined the ranks of Shane Warne, Graham Gooch, John Robbie, Derek Watts and Bruce Fordyce and had his head “touched on its studio” and advanced in growth.He now sports a lush head of hair, a torrent of follicles – for the first time since he made his cricketing debut.

Jacques Kallis Hair Transplant

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