Axed Coronation Street star reveals the results of dramatic HAIR transplant in makeover after 14 years on the soap

AN AXED Coronation Street star has revealed the incredible results of his dramatic hair transplant.

Actor , 26, who has played fan-favourite since 2011, has undergone a makeover after 14 years on the soap.

The actor, who also , has revealed his new hairline.

Colson sought help from surgeon, Dr Bessam Farjo, after a recommendation from fellow star, .

The at the Farjo Hair Institute last summer has seen his hairline improve massively

Speaking about the result, said: “As soon as I met Dr Farjo, I knew I was in safe hands.

“I'm genuinely so happy. The boost in confidence regarding my hair and appearance is unparalleled.

“The compliments keep coming, and I'm all for it. I can't wait to see how the progress continues.”

, on his podcast, On The Sofa.

Speaking to his listeners, he candidly said: “I do think there’s less stigma attached to hair transplants these days.

“It’s one of the best things I’ve ever done and I’m more than happy to share my experience with others as I know hair loss is such a big concern for so many people.”;

are a type of cosmetic surgery used to target male and female pattern baldness.

Because it is considered a cosmetic procedure, hair transplants are not normally available on the NHS and patients wanting the surgery will usually have to go private.

SUPPORT FOR COLSON

It was revealed earlier this year how the actor had been after 14 years.

His characterhas been at the center of several major plot lines over the years including his career in the police force and .

Since then, with fans expressing outrage over recent casting decisions on the long-running soap.

One fan wrote on Twitter: “Why do they always get rid of the best characters? Can’t we keep Craig in exchange for kicking out Ken or Audrey?.”;

Another added, “Let's start a petition #keeppctinker.”;

And one more said: “Wrong decision by the writers and producers.

“Why get rid of a character with so much potential but leave in dead end characters so bloody annoying.”;

last year and .

He wrote: “I've loved every single second of my 14 year stay as a resident on the greatest street in the world. I feel incredibly lucky to have grown up in, on and aroundCoronation Street.

“I've learned pretty much everything about life from the people who call it home.

“I'm excited to play out the exit story for our Craigy. For me, this is the end of the beginning.

“I genuinely can't wait to see what chapter two has in store for me.”;

Colson is the latest in a the programme in recent months.