Ronaldo says he’d have hair transplant as he plans to open clinic in Madrid with girlfriend Georgina as boss
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VAIN Cristiano Ronaldo admits he is open to getting a hair transplant to maintain his good looks.
The Juventus forward is starting a new business venture by opening a state-of-the-art hair implant centre.
And he wants Georgina Rodriguez to become one of the managers of his new enterprise in Madrid.
The centre, which belongs to the Insparya Group which Ronaldo co-founded, is set to open later this month.
And ahead of the launch Ronaldo admits he would have no hesitation in paying it a visit because "one's image is an essential took for being successful."
He told Spanish paper ABC: "Madrid is the city which made a mark on my life forever from a professional and emotional point of view.
"I developed an important part of my career there and it's also where I built my family. I like to support entrepreneurial projects with solid features to spread the best of what we have in Portugal throughout the world.
"When I think it's necessary (to have a transplant), of course I'll do it. One's image is an essential tool for being successful. For me it's fundamental."
Ronaldo also explained why Wag Rodriguez wants to be involved with the project.
He added: "There are many women with serious hair complications and it's one of the reasons Georgina wanted to get involved in this project,
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"She's very active and enterprising. She likes to work and this issue, on the one hand, concerns her and on the other hand motivates her, that's why she wants to be involved."
The centre will employ 150 professionals, with 18 rooms and the capacity to perform 18 hair transplants a day.
Each transplant will cost around £3,473 each.
Ronaldo will even be at the launch on March 18 to ensure its success.