OT: Jack Burton's Hair Transplant Thread. Your hair will grow just reading it!
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Habsy
Yes, I'm kidding people.
Why do you feel that way?
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JackBurton
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I will post weekly phots to show the process. I bet at least 1 or 2 of you do it after this.
Habsy
Yes, I'm kidding people.
Habsy
Yes, I'm kidding people.
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JackBurton
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Days 1-4 (This is day 1 officially, had it done yesterday) No exercise whatsoever. So nothing changes from before the transplant...
No alcohol days 1-3 after the procedure.
My scabs in back of my head should fall off by day 10 at the latest.
No alcohol days 1-3 after the procedure.
My scabs in back of my head should fall off by day 10 at the latest.
Habsy
Yes, I'm kidding people.
You on antibiotics I take it?
The Green Hornet
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i still picture that character actor from the 80s who looked like he had doll hair badly put on his head whenever i think of it. i guess its probably come a long long way since then
JackBurton
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No I didn't have to take any. Just a pill during the procedure+laughing gas for ralaxin' me.
LeafOfFaith
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I think just about every actor in Hollywood has had at least one. Joel McHale mentioned on a podcast not long ago that he had THREE separate procedures. All the big names like Pitt, Cruise, McConaughey, Damon, Affleck have all done it.
Habsy
Yes, I'm kidding people.
MindzEye
Wayward Ditch Pig
And for that reason, I'm out.
Also, I still have all of my hair, but head scabs would also be a hard no.
JackBurton
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Gotta admit the back of my head hurts a lot today. They punch tons of tiny holes in your scalp.
Slinger 48
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I had shingles on my head and the side of my face near my eye this past winter.
I don't reccomend it. The scabs and itching damn near drove me insane.
LeafOfFaith
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Don't they give you painkillers or something for the first few days??
LeafOfFaith
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In the words of the Koolaid Man - oh yeah. Either transplant or if it's not too bad then they use those topical fibers that blend in magically.
blkngldbabe
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My hubs had it side of head just above/behind his left ear. Brutal. Still has lingering after shocks
LeafOfFaith
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This guy is pretty hilarious about it. Tells the press that he rubbed his head a lot with ointment to get it to come back better than ever.
