‘I have no problem saying it’: Details of Gabriel Suazo’s hair loss surgery

During this weekend, a moving speech from Gabriel Suazo circulated in the Toulouse locker room, a club which begins the second part of the season in 14th place in Ligue 1: “Two things. First of all, the second part of the championship starts today. We all know the first one wasn’t good, we know that clearly. But I am convinced and sure that the second one will be extraordinary. Because I look at you and I trust you guys,” he began by saying.

“We’re going to go out and play with our lives, with our hearts. And we’re going to win, guys! Let’s go find these three points! “Here we go, here we go!”, added the former captain of Colo Colo, among the cries of encouragement from his teammates in the locker room before going out to play.

Apparently, the action of the national team had an effect, since, later, Toulouse achieved a fundamental victory by the minimum score against Metz, a direct rival in the fight to get out of the red zone.

However, in addition to what was mentioned, several social media users, watching the video with the harangue, noticed a striking detail about Gabriel Suazo: the player was seen with more hair on his head.

We knew that the footballer suffered from alopecia: “It’s something hereditary and in that sense we can’t do anything, I’m screwed, my father is bald, I inherited it and I messed up, I I can’t do anything.” he commented in one of his shows Tic.

Of course, a few weeks ago, Suazo admitted to having already undergone an operation to treat hair loss, which is giving results that are starting to be more and more visible: “So, I had an operation ago about six months and nothing, unbelievable, unbelievable how it all happened.

Furthermore, the left-hander admitted that after the operation he had to undergo treatment: “Now I continue to take hair pills which are from the same clinic where I underwent the treatment to help me with the hair loss problem.”

Suazo assures that, despite all the measures he has taken, his hair will continue to fall out due to his illness, but from now on it will be in less quantity: “Because my hair will continue to fall out because it’s a disease, nothing can be done, but the pills reduce hair loss significantly, so that and I have no problem saying it and the truth is incredible “.

Another who admitted treatment for alopecia last year was Gary Medel, and he did it during a live broadcast with Arturo Vidal. “But look how it grows, machine (…) By 2040, I will have hair,” joked Pitbull.