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LegacyUser

Hi,

Has anyone ever gone to the hair clinic in cork and did it actually work?

Thanks

McBauer

I'm going bald. In the past 3/4 months it's become very rapid. It's only receding at the front of my head. I'm not getting a bald patch at the back....yet! Anyways it's time to take action.

From reading this thread and googling I wad think of using 3 products, minoxidil, alpecine and nourkrin. What would people's opinion be on using 3 different products at the same time? Also is regaine the best minoxidil product available? Would really appreciate some feedback! Thanks guys

McBauer

McBauer wrote: »

I'm going bald. In the past 3/4 months it's become very rapid. It's only receding at the front of my head. I'm not getting a bald patch at the back....yet! Anyways it's time to take action.

From reading this thread and googling I wad think of using 3 products, minoxidil, alpecine and nourkrin. What would people's opinion be on using 3 different products at the same time? Also is regaine the best minoxidil product available? Would really appreciate some feedback! Thanks guys

Anyone?

Spoonman75

Doya wrote: »

Hi,

Has anyone ever gone to the hair clinic in cork and did it actually work?

Thanks

Yeah, I went to the Ailesbury Clinic in Douglas about 3 years ago. The woman who I had the appointment with walked into the room and said almost immediately "Sorry, you're not suitable". The hair on the sides and back of my head are not suitable to be implanted on my crown, which is thinning quiet a bit. In fairness to her she didn't sign me up to have the procedure done (and take thousands of Euro in the process), so they weren't interested in ripping me off. Not everyone is suitable for the procedure. If you haven't got strong enough donor hair, it won't work, and if you go through with the process anyway, the results will look terrible.

It's worth making an appointment for a consultation. It's free. The decision is yours.

speedboatchase

McBauer wrote: »

I'm going bald. In the past 3/4 months it's become very rapid. It's only receding at the front of my head. I'm not getting a bald patch at the back....yet! Anyways it's time to take action.

From reading this thread and googling I wad think of using 3 products, minoxidil, alpecine and nourkrin. What would people's opinion be on using 3 different products at the same time? Also is regaine the best minoxidil product available? Would really appreciate some feedback! Thanks guys

All minoxidil is the same, I believe. Regaine basically held the patent originally but generic minoxidil and Regaine are indistinguishable. Those three products make sense, although I don't really know enough about Nourkin. Don't rule out something like Toppik, it'll help keep the issue at the back of your mind.

cu

Can anyone recommend where online to buy Minoxidil for shipping to Ireland?

Lucifer MorningStar

This might be of some help to you OP, and even for those who want to maintain strong and healthy hair.

http://www.top10homeremedies.com/superfoods/10-superfoods-to-prevent-hair-loss.html

Riverp10

Has anyone any price recommendations for <snip> in Ireland among the various clinics etc?

Kenny B

Refined Kelp Powder, my (elderly)ma has used it and it worked for her, she has started to try it on my da now to check if it really works, some crowd in Waterford make it but she can't find the name.

Patty O Furniture

I prefer the word 'follically challenged' instead of baldness, i know from my brother's experience, i even saw a barbers shop/hairdressers with that shop name

Billyblog

I'm starting to recede and lose hair pretty quickly. What do I take??? I've never cut my hair short so pretty scared about the thought of going for the skin head. Transplant is totally out of my budget right now!

Brendan Flowers

Been using regaine extra strength for about a week now. One thing I have found is that it can be difficult to apply or Im now sure if Im applying it correctly! I spray it on a few spots at the front of my head but is that enough? Should I also rub it into my head? Is the spray the best way of applying it? Also does it have to be sprayed onto the scalp or is it enough just to spray it on the hair?

benny79

Spray on the scalp and massage it into the head. 6 spray twice a day, takes about 6 months to kick in but its the only medically proven product on the market.

Nappy

Did anyone ever use the low level laser comb? Anyone have any success with it? I'm thinking about investing in a similar device so would appreciate feedback.

Materly

Hi ,

I used to get my Minoxidil from Amazon , then minoxidil direct , then biovea , and now I have ordered of fBiovea again , yet there is a problem. Should have being delivered in 7 days its now 3 weeks. Minoxidil Direct say they wont ship and amazon no longer ship. Does anyone know where I can get generic Minoxidil that ship to Ireland.

Thanks