Abbey Clancy asks Peter Crouch for cutting-edge hair therapy in a bid to combat baldness

Abbey Clancy has taken her problems with husband Peter Crouch’s thinning stubble, booking it for some pioneering shots against hair loss.

The 38-year-old model is worried about the ex-England footballer’s hair loss and convinced the towering former striker to give cutting-edge platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy a whirl before saying goodbye to his tresses for good.

This innovative procedure involves drawing a bit of blood, spinning it in a centrifuge to increase the platelet count, then reinjecting it into the noggin to jump-start hair growth and strengthen what’s already there.

Speaking on the Therapy Crouch podcast, Abbey spilled the beans: ‘My friend’s husband got this treatment on his hair… where they take your own blood, spin it into a tool. They take out the plasma and inject it into your scalp. , and the results were incredible,” reports the Daily Star.

Amazed by the technological treatment, Abbey is all in for Pete to try, declaring, “I’ve booked you.”

She spoke about men’s hair woes and believes there is hope if you catch it early, saying: “I’ve read about male pattern hair loss and I think you can save it if it’s at the tip of the receding line. You have to get it. so quickly because if all the hair follicles are gone, you can’t get them back.”

Peter admits he’s game for the hair-saving scheme, as long as it comes with the promise of an epic trip without the kids. He bargained: “Then we’ll go on a trip, can we if I have full hair?”.

Abbey agreed with a picturesque view: “Blown in the wind. Beautiful Cadillac convertible, Route 66.”

Abbey also opened up about a pill known as ‘Female Viagra’, which she credits with saving her sex life. Speaking on the Exhibit A podcast, she discussed sex and relationships with Dr. Karen Gurney, a leading psychosexologist and clinical psychologist.

She candidly confessed, “For me, the connection part is very important. I know a lot of people say that when they have children they feel different about themselves and see themselves as a mother and maybe their husband doesn’t feel the same way. desire for them because now that I’m a mother, I’m not this fantastic woman anymore.”

Abbey added: “For me, I think (the connection) got better with having kids and being a mother, the connection.”

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