Love Island’s Rosie Williams reveals results of hair transplant after her confidence hit rock bottom
LOVE Island star Rosie Williams has undergone a secret hair transplant after her confidence hit rock bottom.
The 30-year-old made the decision to have the treatment after being left with bald patches after “years of personal stress”.
Rosie, who appeared on the ITV2 dating show in 2018, explained: “Unfortunately, over the last couple of years my overall hair health has continued to deteriorate.
"I can only put it down to the amount of stress I've been under for personal reasons.
“My hair has continued to thin and I'm experiencing bald patches, the overall hairline has completely changed shape and I don't even recognise myself anymore.
“What upsets me the most is that every time I wash my hair, I end up sitting on the floor in tears with chunks of wet hair in my hands that have come out of my scalp and I have no idea why.”
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She continued: “'Hair loss isn't something I would wish on anybody.
"It's completely impacted my overall happiness and confidence – and following Love Island I was blessed enough to have a lovely following on Instagram that I no longer wish to share myself with because I'm so embarrassed of my hair.”
Rosie headed to celebrity hair transplant surgeon and surgical director Dr Matee Rajput at the KSL Clinic in Manchester.
The process took 22 months and images show the star having hair extracted from one area and implanted where needed.
Speaking afterwards, a delighted Rosie said: “My hair is like it's a different person's head. I've never experienced growth like I have done in the past 22 months.
“I do think that the PRP treatments as well as the operation, has been so beneficial - not only to the transplanted area but also to my natural scalp area as well.
“My fringe used to be really short and stick out constantly and now it's passing my chin which is just amazing.
“It's just been a game changer really, that's the only way I can describe it.”
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