I started to become bald at the age of 20. I tried every remedy ‘Snake Oil’ that was outside of it until I learned a simple fact about hair loss. This is the secret that saved me: David Allen

Hair loss has a way to get up. In the beginning it is the peak of a widow than a slightly wider farewell. We all remember the combover of the 80s – it looks ridiculous, but is often the last attempt of a man to hold on to the last pair of strands – not to mention his childhood.

Ask every hairdresser and they will tell you that customers often ask Let longer layers forward to reduce the visibility of the skin. Even if they don’t, it is usually done anyway.

And I should know.

I was what you could call ‘follical challenged’. My hair loss started in my early 1920s, my once long hair that slowly returned to the next decade, the growing shiny of my head enlightened by the clear bathroom lights every time I stood in front of the mirror to brush my teeth.

It wasn’t just a physical blow. It was a crack in my comfortable masculinity. I know that other men feel that way – they just don’t talk about it.

To admit that you want her to want her back to have a mistake, and we are not so good at that.

Moreover, the thing is, it’s not really about her – it’s about aging and nothing prematurely gets older that you get bald.

I didn’t want to be roasted by my friends because I had taken too much care of my appearance, so discussing hair losing problems didn’t feel like me.

I have tried every treatment with ‘hose oil’ on the market. I can tell you that there is only one thing that works

Even now – after the metrosexual revolution that made it socially acceptable for men to wear tailored shirts, smell like citrus forests in Tuscany and, I dare to say, Hydrates – hair loss remains one of the last taboos.

Unnecessary to say that I tried every solution ‘Snake Oil’ – farewell to my hard -earned dollars with promises of a miracle.

Nothing worked.

The reality is this – as soon as the follicles have disappeared, they will not return. Yes, you can stick to the remaining hair and opt for the aforementioned combover, while dropping fortunes on every ‘miracle’ serum, shampoo and supplement on the market.

In the best case, they help you stick to what you have, as long as you keep paying. But they also serve as a daily memory that you are not satisfied with your hair and yourself.

So you are left with two options: the hair system (translation: wedge) that is pushed by many of the so -called ‘leading hair loss clinics’, or a hair transplant.

I know a few boys with hair systems, not because they told me, but because they are clear. And that’s okay.

But for me I wanted something permanent and natural.

Jesse also had a hair transplant in Turkey

So seven years ago I had a hair transplant.

Trust is not something I was ever missing, so my biggest challenge was to admit that I was not happy with the way I looked. Simply put, my reflection did not match the mental image I had of myself.

When I had consultation in Australia, I was quoted between $ 27,000 and $ 32,000. I would like to have paid that again for good hair, but then I read about hair transplants in Turkey.

It was not only considerably cheaper, but the technology was also more advanced.

It was a no-brainer to have the procedure there.

I asked for a natural look that is suitable for the age – not too thick in front or crown, and with a slightly retiring forehead – because I had no plans to tell someone.

Six months later, the change was unmistakable. I looked 10 years younger, my energy levels rose and I just couldn’t believe how good it felt me.

It was right now when I decided to set up AstheticsWith the aim of helping other Australians to have access to high -quality hair transplants in Turkey.

And those friends who would laugh at me became my customers. To help overcome the potential stigma, we have made our ‘Bring Your Mats’ package because everyone has a few friends who are calibrating. Moreover, everything is more fun with friends.

One of my customers, Jesse, was 31 but was often since because he was in forty because of his recurring hairline. Now he looks his age and ironically will probably look 31 when he reaches his forty. This is exactly the type of man I want to help.

There are now many places in Australia that jump on the trend by offering low prices comparable to Turkey. But they don’t have the same advanced techniques that you get abroad.

And Asthetics only charges $ 6,500, including the hotel and world class surgeons.

My motto is to do it once and do it well. That is what I did – and what I put strong for everyone who does ‘follical’ also does.