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Cristiano Ronaldo, Juventus striker said his new hair transplant clinic was aimed at helping both the Spaniards and the country's economy.
The Portuguese attended the inauguration of the company, which belongs to the group Insparya, but is owned 50% by itself.
"Alopecia is a very big problem in Europe and around the world and we want to help people improve their self-esteem and not be ashamed to come to our home" Cristiano I said.
"Everyone likes to take care of his image and I am a very clear example of that, and that's why when Paulo (Ramos, CEO of the group) spoke about this project. I immediately understood that it was something unique.
"This project will be a success because we want to help the Spanish and the Spanish economy."
The Insparya group has 10 clinics in Portugal and has performed about 35,000 transplants. The treatments last about six hours and cost between 4,000 and 7,000 euros.
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