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Tiktok star Matt Howard opens for his decision to receive a hair transplant abroad.
“I went turkey to get a hair transplant,” said Howard in a video shared through media on Saturday, September 14. “But I feel I need to start from scratch.”
In the clip, Howard explained that he tried to “rock a thrill” last year and realize that his hair was “thinning.”
“I was very ashamed and started wearing hats to hide my uncertainty,” he shared. “Male pattern baldness runs in my family so it was only a matter of time until I got bare too. I started taking Finasteride and Minoxidil but I didn’t see the results I was hoping for.”
Matt and Abby Howard have established “boundaries” in filming family content. The influencers – who have been married since July 2019 and share the sons of Griffin, nearly 3, and August, 22 months – have set screen time rules and have done a strict work schedule in the light of some controversial jobs in the past. “When we (…)
Howard noted that he started doing research, where he discovered that hair transplants in the United States can cost “more than $ 20,000.” At Estenove Clinic in Turkey, however, “You look at about $ 3,500 – which includes all transport and three to four night stays in a five -star hotel.”
At the clinic, Howard explained that a new hair line was being taken on top and that “it had started to get a little nervous before local anesthesia because I was going to be awake for six hours as they implanted 2,800 grafts.”
Matt noted that he would share his final results with his followers later, while he was a wife Abby Howard He wrote in the comments section, “I would love you as bare or hairy.”
Matt and Abby, who have collected more than 5 million followers on Tiktok, picked up to Stardom on -lein by Document their daily lives for social media. The creators of content share the sons of Griffin, 3, and August, 2, and revealed in August that they Expect their third child.
Secondary school lovers turn Matt and Abby Howard’s social media influencers, once again, causing excitement among their followers. Guests revealed “an unplanned podcast” and the parents of two sons under two – Griffin, 23 months, and August, 10 months – recently that they were “boycotting” Father’s Day this year since it landed around Matt (…)
Like the pair Balancing being a parent Being influencers, Matt and Abby shared that they had recently made the decision to stop showing their children’s faces on -lein.
“At first, we had the face of our first -Aned on -le because we are like, ‘We’re going to keep doing everything we’ve been doing. We’ve been blogging our life, we have a child now (and) we’re still virgining our life,” said Matt on a July episode of the “Two Parent & A” podcast “. “Then we thought, ‘Okay, there are digital footprints here,’ and all these things we are still learning.”
Abby noted that the decision is derived from a “abundance of defense,” while Matt added, “It’s crazy because we’re really in the wild west. Someone is going to (f ***) up there. There are already parents (who) affected -lein, and, like, hurt their children. So, we learn, like, ‘don’t do it.’ We do not want to be one of those people who accidentally (after our children).
