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Ziering Medical’s new hair transplant clinic at The Hospital Group’sclinic in Hammersmith has celebrated it’s first 3 months of operating by becoming the Company’s top performing hair transplant surgery clinic in only the 3rd month, performing more grafts than the main surgical centre based in the Midlands.
Ziering Medical working in partnership with The Hospital Group is the UK’s leading provider of hair transplants and opened the Hammersmith clinic in March 2011.
After revelations last week that Wayne Rooney has had a hair transplant, Louis Walsh admitted on Loose Women that he would also have a hair transplantation and supported the idea of “having a bit of work done”.
Speaking on the show, the only remaining X-factor judge from previous years, said “If I had to, I would go down that route. I think it’s called maintenance” and added “If it keeps me on the X Factor I absolutely would”.
Following James Nesbitt, Gordon Ramsey and Jason Gardiner, Wayne Rooney is the latest celebrity to go public about having a hair transplant.
However, rather than waiting for the hair to regrow or letting the industry rumour-mill speculate about his hair, the England and Manchester United striker took the decision to announce it publicly via his own Twitter page last Thursday.
Cuts to the National Health Service have started to bite and cosmetic surgery is one of the first areas to suffer.
For many years, the restrictions on who qualifies for NHS cosmetic surgery have become tighter in order to ensure that limited budgets are directed more to areas of medical than aesthetic need. With less money to play with, this area has come under even greater pressure.
As the weekend press revealed photos of a puffy-faced Gordon Ramsay leaving an exclusive Beverly Hills hair transplant clinic just before the New Year, speculation began immediately as to what he’s had done. Rumours suggest that he’s invested in a 12-hour follicular unit hair transplant.
Although the press have criticised him because you can’t see the results yet, this is not a concern to The Hospital Group’s resident hair expert Dr Art Katona, who explains that after a hair transplant, the relocated hair follicles are stunned for a few months before they start to grow again, so you would not expect to see instant results. This is perfectly normal: “It could be 12 months before he sees the benefit,” he said. “This treatment gives a natural effect which shouldn’t be obvious to the untrained eye.”
Hair loss and bald patches have plagued mankind for centuries but now scientists are close to ending this distressing problem following a stem cell breakthrough. Scientists from Berlin have managed to grow the world’s first artificial hair follicles by using animal stem cells. Although the hair grown was somewhat thinner than normal, experts are confident [...]
New photographs of Northern Irish actor James Nesbitt have emerged showing him with a much thicker and fuller head of hair after he admitted to undergoing a hair transplant to restore his receding hairline. Like most men, the 45 year old became concerned over the state of his thinning locks confessing that he became fixated with his hair and had a fear of going bald.
The Hospital Group, one of the UK’s foremost cosmetic and weight-loss surgery providers, has invested in a new revolutionary clinic in the heart of Hammersmith. Following last year’s successful business growth into Spain, the company is further building its presence in the UK with the addition of a brand new clinic and surgical facility.
If you think hair loss is a condition which only affects men when they hit their 50s, think again, as more than a third of 25 to 35-year-old females suffer from the devastating condition. There are a number of reasons why premature hair loss is now increasingly common in women, including crash dieting, low iron levels, hormone changes post-pregnancy and certain medications.
For many men the thinning of their hair can be life changing and in some cases lead to bouts of depression as well as feelings of self consciousness and a loss of confidence.
For some men hair loss can start as early as their teenage years but for most it develops in their late twenties or thirties with hair most commonly disappearing from the temples and crown of the head.
