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Does Hair Replacement Enhance Sex Appeal?

by dominicdonaldson

Baldness can be beautiful.  There are many sex symbols out in
Celeb land that have embraced the look sans lovely locks due to
the test of time and out of choice.  The combed over look that
some members of the male populous sported back in the 1970s was
unbearably unsexy.  Once the ladies got that through to the men,
off it all came, and we were ready to embrace the rugged and
confident balding man, literally!

Currently the best of the baldies are Bruce Willis and Jason
Streatham.  Both these guys are cast as tough and confident guys
on the silver screen and a lack of hair just doesn't come into
it.  It is unimportant.  It makes no difference.  It is the
confidence that overrides all and makes a person a sex symbol,
whether they are smooth as a baby's bum or could be mistaken for
Chewbacca's stunt double.  It is the same with female
celebrities.  Many men will attest that they like a lady with a
good mane, but the response to Sigourney Weaver with a crew cut
was mass male hysteria.  She was a sex symbol as it was, but the
confidence she exuded without the trademark curls was enough to
convince any man that bald ladies are sexy too.

It is understandable why men may fret over losing their hair.  A
man with a big ole mane of hair is rock and roll, Samson wooing
Delilah, a virile specimen with a healthy gene pool, slightly
Conan the Barbarian, exuding fearlessness and protection.  It can
also lead to horrific hirsute disasters; for example the mullet. 
Maybe a sexy man with locks is a fantasy when we consider that
there is a disaster that is equally as unsexy as the comb over.  
In reality he would not be a golden crowned hero, he would be an
unkempt man monkey, maybe Chewy's stunt double after all.

Despite this analysis of the sex appeal of varying levels of
hair coverage, sometimes it is not pure vanity that spurs a man
to undergo a hair transplant procedure; it is a matter of
confidence and self esteem.  We ladies should understand as we
spend the entire economy of a small country on make up, hair dye,
tanning salons and cosmetic enhancement.  Not really fair to
begrudge a guy a follicle upgrade really.  It's not just pattern
baldness that men want treatment for either; some guys want
eyebrow, eyelash, moustache and beard transplant procedures.  It
is also a fair point to point out that females are just as likely
to suffer from baldness as men, and therefore just as likely to
seek treatment.

Of the treatments available, some are surgical, some are medical
and others are cosmetic.  Medical treatments are not really
suitable for women as the changes in hormone levels can cause the
growth of facial hair.  Good for men, not so good for the ladies.
 On the flip side, a woman can sport a wig or weave with more
decorum that a man, along with other cosmetic solutions such as
sprays, creams, dyes and clip on pieces.

Surgical treatment has advanced in recent years, making it
possible to attain a more natural follicle pattern with a greater
transplant success. Small areas of donor tissue are transplanted
laterally to avoid the dodgy dolls hair look of past surgical
procedures.  Follicular unit transplantation procedures are now
so intricate that success is almost always guaranteed.  This is
good news for lads that don't fancy sporting  Brucey baldness and
fancy being a bit of a Samson instead.

Dominic Donaldson is an expert in the cosmetics industry.
Find out more <a href="http://www.crownclinic.co.uk"> hair
replacement </a> and the various treatments available for hair
loss at Crown Clinic.

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