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True The show's researchers didn't do much research did they??

Heres the link search to approx 8mins 45 I thought that too, Farjo's mop isn't great advertising for his clinic. I cant understand why they interviewed such a mediocre hair transplant surgeon.

Did anyone watch this tonight? there was a feature on hair transplants, I missed it but I think it will be on bbc iplayer later on.

Dr Ashcroft gets my vote.

Rogain shoud use Kirk Hammett's testimonial to endorse their products lol! :woot:

I just checked them out, they have been trading since 12-Nov-2007, their actual name is BODYSMOOTHE Ltd. I would avoid

Thanks dimitar

I Read somewhere that Intercytex is up for sale, which doesn't look like a good sign, a number of their trials failed.

Re: glad to see this! There is no hope for you :woot: Looks well!

I had my wisdom teeth removed around 12 months before starting finasteride

I agree, I have met a few guys who have had hair transplants its a good way to comfortably talk about the subject. Meeting PG would be a good idea.

I can also relate to many other comments on this thread

I don't regret having a hair transplant although I can relate to PG's comments.

Arc uses a stick which is ideal for steel with a thickness greater than 3mm, the problem with arc is the heat is so intense that it can blow holes through thin gauge steel and can be quite messy, you would be better off using a mig welder which uses a thin wire and gives a neater weld with less...

Someone who makes metal railings or gates could do this. The type of welding machine would depend on the type of metal, steel would be welded using an arc or mig welder, aluminium would need a tig welder and brass / copper would have to be brazed using an Oxygen Acetylene torch. $60 sounds...