Germany Sais YES

I am a man in my early 50ies, with a receeding hairline, luckily, from the front, so I could hide it reasonably well. I am exactly one of those guys who never thought of getting plastic surgery, the term itself is somewhat off putting already. However, with the ever increasing hairline, and still vain ( aren't we all) I was increasingly getting aware of it. I also have an unlucky distribution, the back of my head is think with hair, somewhat unfair I always thought.
I started to look into FUE hair transplants, initially not with the intention to go ahead, but more out of curiosity. In the back of my mind I thought, once I leave Asia back for Europe ( I am German but live in Hong Kong) , I might get the hair done. Being German, I started to look closer at the subject , read reviews and at some point I got some quotations. I knew Bangkok and it's good reputation for healthcare, I also got alternative quotes from Korea, which turned out way more expensive. I think, I ended up with Prima out of a combination of luck and research. It was a big step to pay the initial fee, as this was the signal this is really happening. I think, this initial step is the biggest one, for probably everybody who is looking into this treatment for the first time. Once I arrived in Bangkok and at the clinic, my mind was immediately put at ease. This is not some back street abortionist, this is a proper clinic where things are done thoroughly and properly. I don't want to go into all the details as to what the procedure involves, but at times there were close to 20 supporting staff in the OP, literally splitting hair to use for the "front row", so it looks natural.The procedure is not super uncomfortable, but I recomend to take enough time off, now, with working from home, you can do this procedure probably much easier. The funny thing is, nobody noticed it, few days after the OP, I went out with friends, and nobody noticed anything. A lot can be done to hide the initial procedure, you will look the worst after about 6 - 8 weeks, and then, hair starts to gradually appear. I am just at the 6 month mark, and my hairline substantially changed. For the first time in years, I can actually think of what type of hairstyle I could have as opposed to what lengths is good to hide the receding hair line. I had, as far as I recall, 2700 transplants, it took less time as my donor area was super good ( plenty of hair, thank god)What I would say is, find the right time to do it, then, be patient, you look already much better after 3, certainly after 6 months. And as for the money, how much crap do you spend on things you actually don't need? For me, this is the best investment I have ever done, and Prima and her staff are excellent at what they do. ( there is plenty of pre and post OP check up) I will not supply photos, because I am a private person, but I can reassure that this review was not written by a bot. All I can say, go ahead, you will certainly not regret it, you won't have to fear that look into the mirror anymore or edit every photo you take, if your hair looks okay...EJ in HK