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Here's a very fresh article about hair pieces. This isn't an option I'd consider primarily because of an early childhood traumatic experience. I'm at a Saints game in the Superbowl and I'm maybe 10 years old. A guy two rows back has a few too many $2 beers, and topples over and lands practically on my lap. His hair piece came off, and I just stood in shock. I hadn't heard of such a thing, and pretty much resolved that I'd pass... although they're not much more expensive than season tickets anymore.

See IndyStar article about an entrepreneur ("Custom Hair Pieces by Sarah") who has found her niche. Subtitled "Her Business Thrives on the Overhead." Not bad, writer Jenny Elig. And if you had some help on that headline, I think you'd better give them credit.

Hey, Sarah... you need a website. I'll build you one for a hair piece to tide me over until the transplant kicks in!

"It's okay to do something about your hair loss," says Spencer Kobren in this teaser for this Sunday's 8 EST "The Bald Truth" radio and web show. I hope you'll join us, as we discuss my transplant and the odd stigma around getting a transplant or being concerned about hair.

I'm far from a celebrity, but I do play one on YouTube (with nearly 100,000,000 views and 136,000 subscribers).

When you talk among hair-transplant physicians, they won't reveal their celebrity patients. But they know who's had a transplant, and you and I don't. According to this website, they include Kevin Costner, Brendan Fraser, Tom Hanks, John Travolta, and Matthew McConaughey. I'd add Matt Lauer and Mel Gibson to that list. And Tiger Woods is often mentioned.


For goodness sakes, look at these photos and decide for yourself, then join the Hair Loss Help forum and start your own rumors!