The 58-year-old, who captained Scotland at the 1998 World Cup, had hair restoration treatment at Dr Mani Mittal's clinic in London last month.
Scotland legend Colin Hendry has had a hair transplant after being left devastated at losing his famous blond locks.
However his hairline has been receding in recent years and he said the thought of going completely bald was "doing me in". Speaking on Talksport, he said: "I've had a hair transplant and it's brilliant. It's going the way it should be going."It was doing me in. I've had a head of hair for as long as I can remember and what a mullet that was.
Hendry shocked fans when he appeared at a Rangers legends match last year without his traditional flowing locks.
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