I’m so pleased to announce some very exciting news – The UK version of the world renowned ‘Spencer Kobren’s The Bald Truth Radio Show’ is launching on Ape to Gentleman! We will be providing weekly content via recorded shows. Please feel free to share the page on ApetoGentleman where the show will be exclusively housed and help us generate awareness to the show collectively – enable people the opportunity to tune and call in.
Education is key in order to help protect the consumer and this is going to be yet another huge aid to many who need help navigating this space and help keep many out of harms way.
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Are you dealing with a hair loss problem but keep banging your poor, balding head into a proverbial brick wall trying to figure out what to do about it? Let us introduce you to a gentleman who’s already walked this path long before you – and lived to tell the tale. A man who, from having done the hard yards himself, has the deep knowledge and experience and a vast network of contacts to set you on the right path. He’s suffered for you. And while he’s not the Messiah, he has indeed bled for the sins of dodgy operators and amassed a number of followers around the world due to his straight-talking, been-there-done-that approach.
His name is Spencer Stevenson – otherwise known as “SpexHair” – and he has the battle scars to prove his credibility.
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Education is KEY and there is simply going to be a platform finally for surgeons to be educated, trained and empowered enabling them to take back their field and own it. There are already a founding faculty of 50 leading hair restoration surgeons guiding the way and prepared to share and exchange information, techniques and knowledge freely in the pursuit to make the field a safer one for all but most importantly the patient at the end of the day. An industry doctors can be proud of has been a long time coming but it’s in the process thanks for Global Hair Loss Summit 2020.
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Here is my 2021 Edition of the World’s most elite and dedicated hair transplant surgeons. The Top 25 Hair Transplant Doctors in the World along with trusted industry resources.
All hair transplant surgeons are created equal, right? Wrong. As Dr. John P. Cole of Bisanga & Cole hair transplant clinic in Athens stated during a recent interview with Spencer Kobren on The Bald Truth podcast: “This industry is in more danger today than it’s ever been.” Unfortunately, he’s 100% correct. Things are messy out there. In the last 10 years or so, there’s been an explosion of activity in the industry and dime-a-dozen operators have sprung up all over the world. It seems anyone can slip into a pair of gloves, grab a scalpel and start hacking away at some poor guy’s scalp. Don’t think I’m exaggerating either – I’ve heard some terrible horror stories, and seen the evidence. But today, you’re in luck. Because I’m going to share with you my personal list of surgeons and clinics around the world that I would feel confident sending my best friend to.
Through a combination of consultation and research, you may have learned that it’s time for you to explore hair transplant surgery. You’ve tried other options; you’ve met with experts and you’ve done your very best to hold on to the hair that’s desperately clinging to your scalp. But can you entrust your precious remaining follicles to just anyone? No, of course not.
The hair transplant market is a ferociously competitive one, populated by the full gamut of players, from the dodgy “backyard” operator to the fully-fledged, highly trained professional with decades of experience. Speaking as someone who has undergone thirteen hair transplant surgeries, I can confidently say that I’ve seen it all… and experienced quite a bit myself. You want recommendations? I’ve got your recommendations, and believe me when I say I’m confident I know what I’m talking about. Continue Reading – Click Here
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It truly was a fantastic and thrilling experience to be asked to speak on BBC Worldwide LIVE TV on a topic which is close to my heart. .When you have 3 mins on live TV in front of an estimated 100 million viewers you need make them count.Great to get the message heard on such a literally global scale. Hair loss education is vital and hopefully this will help patients find ethical honest resources.
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This is an incredibly powerful segment from The BaldTruth UK. This Uk caller was planning on hair transplant surgery in Turkey based on no real research but fortunately stumbled across the controversial ‘Top 20 Hair Transplant Surgeons in the World’ article I wrote for ApetoGentleman.
This segment will help educate and protect many people who are new to this field and desperate to jump in and have surgery without thinking it through.
Its a must listen!
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Undergoing a hair transplant is a momentous, even life-changing, step – but it can also be a disappointment. I’ve had ten such receding hairline treatments, and heave learned the hard way that the most important thing you can do before going under the knife is get informed.
Here, then, are my answer to all the questions that commonly crop up among balding men …
There are three obvious variants at play here: where you go to get it done, who performs the procedure, and the size of the area you need treating.
First, location. Travelling abroad has become popular with men seeking this surgery on the cheap, with options in Thailand, Turkey and India. Unfortunately, as with almost everything in life, you get what you pay for. Better to save up for than run the risk of a bodge job, in my opinion.
Second, the ‘who’ question. In the Europe and USA, there are countless reputable hair transplant surgeons. Some will charge more based on longevity and reputation, their surgery’s location and how up to date the equipment is that they use. Others will charge less and be just as effective and this is where extensive research comes in. Do your research and weigh up all options. The more reading, the better.
Lastly, the treatment area. If you only need to resolve a thinning, receding hairline, the cost will likely be in the region of £5,000-£8,000. If your hair is a long way gone and you need the entire top sorted then it’s likely you’re looking at a couple of larger procedures, costing £10,000-12,000 each.
The million-dollar question. Anyone you ask will have their own recommendations and horror stories but you really must do your own research and due diligence. I recommend spending twelve months researching clinics and meeting patients. There are only a handful of clinics I would trust with my own head, so don’t rush in.
Top tip: Start by researching the International Alliance of Hair Restoration Surgeons (IAHRS.org), which will help you find suitable surgeons in your area. If you must travel further afield, say to a major city outside your local vicinity, do what it takes to feel a hundred per cent sure. Choosing the right surgeon for you is the most important factor in your decision making process.
Honestly, you’ll probably be pleasantly surprised. When you read about the procedure, it seems a tad gruesome – but the fact is, there’s no pain with the surgery, just a little discomfort. Think of it like getting a filling done at the dentist. You have anaesthetic so there’s no pain but you may not like being at the dentist.
The discomfort comes from being in the chair for up to ten hours for the entire process to be completed, though you will get regular breaks.
Post-op, you might experience some mild pain but nothing that your standard painkillers can’t manage for a few days, just like with any minor surgical procedure.
Top tip: No pain, no gain. But it’s truly nothing to write home about.
Follicular unit grafting requires tiny incisions to the recipient area and any resultant scarring is generally invisible to the untrained eye. There will also be a small scar from the donor area at the back of your scalp, but it will be hidden under existing hair.
Top tip: Ask your surgeon to show you photos of his work, including scarring, before deciding to go ahead. Meet patients too.
Hair growth is a slow process, even in a person who doesn’t experience hair loss. After you have the procedure, initial signs of growth can take anything from three to four months due to the hair’s natural growing cycle. Beyond that, it’s all gravy! As your hair starts to grow, the full effects will take around eight months. At one year post-op, you’ll see the full effect.
Top tip: Keep your expectations in check and remember that hair is a bit like money: you will always want more.
You’ll need a minimum of three weeks out of the loop – or you can wear a hat – due to the healing process, as the surgical area will be red and a little obvious. The area will be shaved down to provide an ideal surgical environment and to protect existing hairs.
After the procedure, the hair grows in very slowly but as time passes, you’ll probably have people asking if you’ve lost weight; they’ll notice ‘something’ but won’t be able to pinpoint the physical change in you, especially if you’ve only had minimal work done.
Top tip: No need to tell anyone. Lots of guys get away with no one figuring it out.
The hair follicles that are transplanted are genetically-resistant against baldness so they will, in theory, continue to grow over your lifetime. However …
Top tip: You’ll still notice hair loss on different areas of your head, and may choose to explore the option of another transplant procedure in the future.
This really depends on you. A useful approach is to build a solid foundation ahead of surgery by stablishing your hairloss through medical treatment, with a drug such as finasteride. This will give you a sense of your hair’s stability, and prevent against further loss. Consult your doctor as a first port of call.
Top tip: Hair loss is progressive, so keep one eye on the long term when considered a transplant.
You’ll generally only need to take it easy for a couple of days after the procedure. Take it easy while allowing your body to recover.
Top tip: Avoid over-exerting yourself and leave the gym, running and any sexual activity for at least ten days.
When work is done in areas where there is existing hair, you could possibly lose some of those hairs. It’s called ‘shock loss’ and happens especially if the hair is weak and miniaturising (which is why you’re having the work done in the first place). If your hair is too weak, it may not return, but if it’s strong, then it’ll remain.
Top tip: Choosing the right surgeon is vital as their skill levels can vary greatly.
The one thing you should remember
Homework is critical. Your results, the amount you spend and how much better you feel after your hair transplant all depend on doing proper research well in advance. Never rush in to a hair transplant procedure or it will cost you a lot more in the long run, and not just financially.
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Ive done a few interviews with this guy Robin who’s a prolific YT’r with a huge subscriber base. These interviews have been watched by 1000’s a the feedback has been overwhelming with regards to the help and support they have offered many who have viewed.
More interviews are coming down the pipe and I’ll upload them here but also subscribe to Robins Chanel as his content about grooming is fantastic. Great guy and great content!
Please like, subscribe and comment on any of the videos as here to help!
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All hair transplant surgeons are created equal, right? Wrong. As Dr. John P. Cole of Bisanga & Cole hair transplant clinic in Athens stated during a recent interview with Spencer Kobren on The Bald Truth podcast: “This industry is in more danger today than it’s ever been.” Unfortunately, he’s 100% correct. Things are messy out there. In the last 10 years or so, there’s been an explosion of activity in the industry and dime-a-dozen operators have sprung up all over the world. It seems anyone can slip into a pair of gloves, grab a scalpel and start hacking away at some poor guy’s scalp.
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Spencer Stevenson, aka Spex, has been battling hair loss for years. He’s had five hair transplants and figures he has spent close to $45,000 on hair loss solutions. As a result of his own experiences and his research on the topic of hair loss, he has become one of the world’s foremost hair loss authorities, via his www.spexhair.com website, blog, frequent appearances on “The Bald Truth” podcast and his e-book entitled “The Hair Raising Truth.” In all his work and interviews, he pledges to provide honest, ethical and unbiased advice for hair loss sufferers. For the first time, he shares his insights into hair loss with salon professionals.
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