Hair Replacement

Has anyone ever considered hair replacement as a non-surgical treatment procedure? There are so many different types of replacement, was wondering what people know about.
Thanks!

[robcavil1]

I have. I have used the polyurethene method - a thin layer of the material is attached to the front of the scalp. It is practically undetectable and very comfortable. Are you familiar with this method?

[alisonmat1]

I'm not! Where did you experience this? I am based in London and have heard of a few places, such as Whitecliffs, Lucinda Ellery, etc.
Thanks!

[robcavil1]

I looked up those clinics, but found quite negative reviews. This lead me to Bloomsbury of London. I was also concerned about the nature of the hair in terms of ethics, which also lead me to the salon.
Robert

[alisonmat1]

Yes I also found negative reviews of the ones I mentioned. I haven't heard of Bloomsbury of London - I'll have a look at them now! What did your application procedure include?
Thanks, Alison

[robcavil1]

My hair system was applied using a thin layer of polyurethane (working as the base of the hair piece). The material had the hair strands individually tied on to it, and was attached to the front of my scalp.
The procedure was pain free and in my opinion, excellent value. I would highly recommend the company. There are also different branches within Bloomsbury of London for specific types of hair loss.
Robert

[alisonmat1]

I have just visited www.bloomsburyoflondon.com and am very intrigued... will give them a call tomorrow! Thanks Robert!

[alisonmat1]

I gave Bloomsbury of London a call, as their initial website lead me to www.hairharvest.co.uk - the site that describes the procedure whereby the company source their hair (was a bit confusing at first!)
I spoke to the managing director, Graham, who was very helpful, and we have arranged a consultation. Looking forward to it. Thank you Robert for your help

[robcavil1]

Hi Alison, no problem, keep us updated with your progress.
Robert