Twin Sisters Achieve Perfect Matching Hairlines with £5,500 Hair Transplants 💇‍♀️

A woman desperate to have the same ''perfect'' hairline as her identical twin sister has spent £5,500 on TWO hair transplants - which have transformed her life.<br /><br />Rebecca Chadwick, 29, went ahead with the procedures to help boost her confidence after comparing her receding hairline to her sister's.<br /><br />She first noticed the difference when she was 18 as she began to notice the subtle differences between her and her sister.<br /><br />After lots of research, she underwent her first hair transplant in January 2016 to "round off" her hairline.<br /><br />She followed this with another procedure in March 2022 to give her a properly formed widow's peak.<br /><br />The consultant is now speaking out to educate people and "change the narrative" on the cosmetic procedure and to normalise it for women.<br /><br />Rebecca, a consultant from Derby, said: "There was something about my face I was struggling with.<br /><br />"I have an identical twin sister and her line is so symmetrical, but mine looked like it hadn't formed properly.<br /><br />"I started to hyper-fixate on my looks and it was all I could see when I looked in the mirror.<br /><br />"When I went into my twenties I started to focus more on my looks to improve my confidence.<br /><br />"I came across a random post on Instagram from someone who'd had a hair transplant.<br /><br />"I'd researched Turkey as an option but their method was more outdated and invasive.<br /><br />"From the research I did, I found that UK clinics made it look more natural.<br /><br />''It was a lot to research as they're much more common for men.<br /><br />"I would like one more hair transplant because you can't get the fullness.<br /><br />"I'm not trying to look like my sister, but she's the reflection of me.<br /><br />"Over the years it has amounted to quite a bit of money, but now when I look back at photos from when I was younger I can tell I wasn't confident.<br /><br />"Now I am, and I attribute that to spending money on my looks.<br /><br />''My sister was the same as everyone else at first, and thought it was so minor.<br /><br />"But now when I show her my before and after photos, she gets the importance of it."<br /><br />After noticing her receding hairline during her early teens after noticing a difference between herself and her sister, Rebecca started to ''seriously'' look into hair transplants in 2016- aged just 22.<br /><br />She quickly decided against options abroad and eventually settled on a clinic in Lenton, Nottingham for her surgery.<br /><br />Rebecca sent in photos of her hairline before booking in for a consultation December 2015.<br /><br />"The first one I paid upfront with savings, and the second one I did on finance and paid for on a monthly basis," she explained.<br /><br />"I'm still paying for it now, I've got two years of payments left.<br /><br />"A good surgeon will always tell you the risks, but the main complications were a risk of infection or the body could reject your own hairs, and it doesn't take or grow, but that's very rare.<br /><br />"We talked about my expectations and whether they were realistic.<br /><br />"Then, if I was happy to proceed I could book in with a consultant for the procedure."