wesley sneijder

[anxious1]

I think wat hes saying is that after a transplant (in most cases) the hair transplanted stays a few weeks, and combined with the tiny scabs makes it look like theres lots of hair, then it falls out (which explains ur resent pictures), then in 6 months or watever the transplanted hairs pierce the skin and produce new hairs.

Of course wat most people dont realise is that the surgery itself can produce shock loss, so u have to transplant not only all the new hairs u want, but enough extra to cover the ones lost from shock loss.

Its possible for people to end up with around the same amount they had b4, lol which would be funny but sad.

 

[TravisB]

It seems Sneijder wasn't taking his Propecia after the transplant. I saw him in a match few days ago - his transplanted front looks great, but he has massive bald spot in the back.

 

[wessneijder]

It seems Sneijder wasn't taking his Propecia after the transplant. I saw him in a match few days ago - his transplanted front looks great, but he has massive bald spot in the back.

Pics? I haven't noticed this.

It would be crazy if these high profile footballers (Rooney and Sneijder) end up quitting propecia because of sides and having a horrible hair transplant island when they finish their final balding pattern.

Can you say lawsuit?

 

[s.a.f]

Lawsuit against who?

 

[wessneijder]

Lawsuit against who?

After doing some research I realize there's not much legally they can do. Maybe they can't sue Merck.

However it would be very poor planning on Sneijder's part if he did indeed stop finasteride and his crown is thinning behind his newly restored hairline.

That is I have yet to see proof of his thinning so this could all be speculation.

 

[TA45]

You guys don't even know if either of them are taking Propecia?? Not everyone that has had work done is on finasteride...just like that gay male model (I forget his name) that has had work done in the last year, he said he only takes minoxidil, no finasteride despite having a significant amount of work done.