Chloe Goodman shows shocking results of hair transplant as star is seen leaving the clinic post procedure
The model, 32, was seen leaving the KSL Clinic in Maidstone, Kent as she headed back to her car following the procedure.
With her brunette locks pinned up in a bun on top of her head, the initial red follicles of the hair transplant could be seen across her hairline.
Appearing to dress up for the treatment, Chloe opted for a stylish blue summer dress which she paired with white sandals.
Putting on a busty display in the plunging dress it featured a waistcoat style top and she cinched her waist in with a white belt.
Chloe's procedure comes seven years after her now husband Grant Hall also underwent a hair transplant at the same clinic back in 2018.
The pair were snapped at the time leaving the clinic holding hands in the early days of their relationship before they went on to tie the knot in June 2024.
Meanwhile Chloe previously underwent corrective surgery to fix botched Vaser liposuction which she had in 2017 which left her skin mottled.
Chloe told new! that she had been left badly scarred by her botched surgery before having a corrective procedure done at Pall Mall Cosmetics in the UK.
She told the publication: 'I'm so happy with the results. I spent six years of my life hiding my body and editing photos so that you couldn't see the scarring.
'I was so unhappy. But now I feel like a different woman. It's not even about the surgery, it's about what it's done for my happiness and confidence. It's made the biggest difference.'
Chloe later discovered that the skin mottling she experienced was as a result of the surgeon taking too much skin away when doing the liposuction.
She had the first surgery done aged 24 due to the pressure of being in the public eye and as a confidence boost after going through a break-up.
But she said she had been feeling so bad about herself, she wondered how Grant could even fancy her, admitting she 'hated herself when she looked in the mirror.'
Appearing to dress up for the treatment, Chloe opted for a stylish blue summer dress which she paired with white sandals
Putting on a busty display in the plunging dress it featured a waistcoat style top and she cinched her waist in with a white belt
Chloe's procedure comes seven years after her now husband Grant Hall also underwent a hair transplant at the same clinic back in 2018
However she admitted her new-found confidence has done wonders for her relationship in the bedroom.
The couple share daughter Isla, five, and son Hudson, three, and married in a picturesque ceremony in Portugal.
Last September, speaking exclusively to MailOnline at her home in East Sussex, Chloe opened up about her relationship with the Swindon Town central defender and the highs and lows they faced in their relationship.
Chloe explained: 'The hardest point for us in our relationship was when he left QPR where he was Captain.
'We had Isla and he got a new contract with Middlesbrough, which was a seven hour drive away. Isla was three months old and I was driving up every other week to him.'
Chloe continued: 'When you're a new mum it's really difficult to navigate on your own. I had postnatal depression and Grant was phenomenal, fantastic. He really, really helped me through that.
'So that was probably the hardest time. I remember constantly stopping on the motorway.
'I had our three dogs in the car and Isla and constantly having to pull over and breastfeed.
'Then she got to the weaning stage and I was constantly just changing the nappies at service stations - my life felt like it was on a motorway.'
Revealing how the family settled into a new routine, Chloe shared: 'Grant's getting older now. So realistically, I keep thinking he might be playing until he's 35/38.
'His priorities have changed too. I need him to be close to the family. It's not good for your mental health being alone and far away.
'So after the Middlesbrough contract we had a chat and it was just after we had Hudson. Grant said he was going to do his best to try and get a club that he could be more at home for.
'So currently he's based from home but will stay in hotels near the training ground if he needs to. So we're working it out. It's working really well. We're really happy.'
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