Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
#PRP #HIV #Hairtransplant
This is a follow up to my original video about the results of PRP
Please watch that video first.
youtu.be/WA5CVIiQJPk
In that video (original posted in May 2021) I showed off the results of my initial PRP treatment and mentioned how I had considered getting a hair transplant six months before.
In this video I reveal that I had booked and paid a deposit to have a hair transplant with a company called Longevita in Turkey but was refused treatment because I am HIV+.
longevita.co.uk
Instead I went to Juvida Clinics in Skipton, who were much kinder and treated me with much more respect. They offered me a three month course of PRP (platelet- rich plasma) therapy for hair loss.
juvidaclinics.com
As well as using products from Dense Hair Club.
densehairclub.com
I was advised that I would need to return once a year to continue PRP treatments. I decided not to, and instead waited to see if my hair would go thin again. This video shows what happened after I stopped using Dense Hair products and did not go back for more PRP injections.
If anyone has any questions about any of this, feel free to ask.
Watch the full video about PRP on Juvida Clinics channel:
youtu.be/9LyVvQmKxVo
Follow them on Twitter and Instagram
@JuvidaClinics @densehairclub
Rather than spend more money on my hair, I decided to shave it off to raise money and awareness for the Terrence Higgins Trust on World AIDS Day, December 1st.
Please sponsor me!
justgiving.com/fundraising/philipdehanybigshaveoff
Your donation will help to raise vital funds to support people impacted by HIV today, tomorrow and into the future.
I have been living with HIV for six years, thanks to the support of my family and friends and the NHS.
The Terrence Higgins Trust helps people who don’t have the same support.
THT are the leading HIV and AIDS charity dedicated to preventing the spread of HIV, promoting awareness of AIDS, and providing supportive services to people with the disease.
They need your support to end new cases of HIV in the UK, and to fight stigma and support those living with HIV. Just £100 could fund 9 HIV self-tests so people can know their status sooner and get the medication and support they need to live healthy lives, 2 months training for 5 THT Direct volunteers to keep our support lines open, or 84 hours of online counselling to support people affected by HIV.
Terrence Higgins was one of the first reported deaths in the UK from AIDS related illness, on July 4th 1982. Three months after I was born.
I contracted HIV in 2016, when it was no longer a death sentence. Thanks to pioneering medicines that control and suppress the disease and prevent its transmission.
Last year I raise over £2000 for the Terrence Higgins Trust by running the London Marathon. I hope to now raise £250 by shaving my head on World AIDS Day, to commemorate everyone we have lost to HIV and AIDS.
“Coming out” as HIV+ was incredibly scary. But I am committed to helping others by continuing to raise money for the Terrence Higgins Trust.
This is my story:
youtu.be/HnRA57hPc9I
-
If you would like to ask me any questions, or need someone to talk to, please DM or email philip@iamthat.uk
Every message will be treated with the strictest confidence.
Visit my blog wearethat.uk or follow me on social media @philipdehany
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That Philip Dehany
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#PRP #HIV #Hairtransplant
This is a follow up to my original video about the results of PRP
Please watch that video first.
youtu.be/WA5CVIiQJPk
In that video (original posted in May 2021) I showed off the results of my initial PRP treatment and mentioned how I had considered getting a hair transplant six months before.
In this video I reveal that I had booked and paid a deposit to have a hair transplant with a company called Longevita in Turkey but was refused treatment because I am HIV+.
longevita.co.uk
Instead I went to Juvida Clinics in Skipton, who were much kinder and treated me with much more respect. They offered me a three month course of PRP (platelet- rich plasma) therapy for hair loss.
juvidaclinics.com
As well as using products from Dense Hair Club.
densehairclub.com
I was advised that I would need to return once a year to continue PRP treatments. I decided not to, and instead waited to see if my hair would go thin again. This video shows what happened after I stopped using Dense Hair products and did not go back for more PRP injections.
If anyone has any questions about any of this, feel free to ask.
Watch the full video about PRP on Juvida Clinics channel:
youtu.be/9LyVvQmKxVo
Follow them on Twitter and Instagram
@JuvidaClinics @densehairclub
Rather than spend more money on my hair, I decided to shave it off to raise money and awareness for the Terrence Higgins Trust on World AIDS Day, December 1st.
Please sponsor me!
justgiving.com/fundraising/philipdehanybigshaveoff
Your donation will help to raise vital funds to support people impacted by HIV today, tomorrow and into the future.
I have been living with HIV for six years, thanks to the support of my family and friends and the NHS.
The Terrence Higgins Trust helps people who don’t have the same support.
THT are the leading HIV and AIDS charity dedicated to preventing the spread of HIV, promoting awareness of AIDS, and providing supportive services to people with the disease.
They need your support to end new cases of HIV in the UK, and to fight stigma and support those living with HIV. Just £100 could fund 9 HIV self-tests so people can know their status sooner and get the medication and support they need to live healthy lives, 2 months training for 5 THT Direct volunteers to keep our support lines open, or 84 hours of online counselling to support people affected by HIV.
Terrence Higgins was one of the first reported deaths in the UK from AIDS related illness, on July 4th 1982. Three months after I was born.
I contracted HIV in 2016, when it was no longer a death sentence. Thanks to pioneering medicines that control and suppress the disease and prevent its transmission.
Last year I raise over £2000 for the Terrence Higgins Trust by running the London Marathon. I hope to now raise £250 by shaving my head on World AIDS Day, to commemorate everyone we have lost to HIV and AIDS.
“Coming out” as HIV+ was incredibly scary. But I am committed to helping others by continuing to raise money for the Terrence Higgins Trust.
This is my story:
youtu.be/HnRA57hPc9I
-
If you would like to ask me any questions, or need someone to talk to, please DM or email philip@iamthat.uk
Every message will be treated with the strictest confidence.
Visit my blog wearethat.uk or follow me on social media @philipdehany
-
That Philip Dehany
-
Donate to my channel by PayPal
paypal.com/paypalme/philipdehany
READ MY BLOGS AT
http://www.iamthat.uk
FOLLOW ME
@philipdehany
instagram.com/philipdehany
twitter.com/philipdehany
⏰ TikTok
tiktok.com/@philipdehany
https://m.facebook.com/philipdehany










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