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yes but being bald vs. not being bald is not subjective. there is an objective visual difference. also, a full head of hair is associated with youth. baldness isn't no matter how you try to spin it.
also speaking of hair transplants, let's cut right to the superstar of them all - tom cruise. this guy doesn't have transplants but does a large variety of hairpieces/wigs like john travolta. in mi ghost protocol, he has the hair of a 20 year old college kid high on natural testosterone and the bliss of youth: a thick full head of hair with zero white or grey hairs as seen in the thumbnail below. now in mi rogue nation, we see the same thing. a tremendous mane (especially when he is tied and hanging with his naked chest showing as seen in the trailer). if tom were bald, you bet he would look 10 years older or even more. also i noticed he has cheek filler - restylane? - in his cheeks but that's another topic.
Yes from a "general" point of view. However, that means little as one can easily find a girl that likes "bald" men.
If one just wants a "girl." Actually, woman, since probably most females under 25 don't want a "bald" man. If a man is pickier than that and wants an attractive woman or for example has a type such as Preppy that I suppose dislikes the shaved look, he's just hurt his chances significantly by letting himself go bald.
Joey Lawrence (on Dancing with the Stars in 2006)? Look at pictures of him with hair. Still waiting for a famous example of a man who looked better without his hair (not counting hairstyles some people might find stupid).
What? Already done. Andre Agassi.
And there are plenty more. Dwayne Johnson. Howie Mandell. Vin Diesel. Jason Statham. Bruce Willis. LL Cool J. Samuel Jackson. Mark Strong. Chris Daughtry. And on and on and on.
And there are plenty more. Dwayne Johnson. Howie Mandell. Vin Diesel. Jason Statham. Bruce Willis. LL Cool J. Samuel Jackson. Mark Strong. Chris Daughtry. And on and on and on.
No way does he look better with hair. Nope nope nope.
Agassi was excluded due to his grungy hairstyle. I don't think anyone has seen LL Cool J with hair, and I really wasn't talking about black guys. I'll take Daughtry and Strong as valid examples that support your point. I didn't know the former had temporarily regrown his hair.
I think Michael Keaton types are more common. Where the original hair adds something good. (Since I don't actually obsess over other specific men's hair [unless we're talking about the subject], I hadn't noticed any sign of the claimed transplant, but a doctor online commented on it.) Good-looking face, in my opinion, certainly good enough to be Batman, but nothing great about it (on the whole or any individual feature). And, no, to that other woman, the shaved look as a private citizen does not normally open actors to more roles, at least not white actors who don't want to regularly play villains.
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agassi was excluded due to his grungy hairstyle. I don't think anyone has seen ll cool j with hair, and i really wasn't talking about black guys. I'll take daughtry and strong as valid examples that support your point. I didn't know the former had temporarily regrown his hair.
I think michael keaton types are more common. Where the original hair adds something good. (since i don't actually obsess over other men's hair, i hadn't noticed any sign of the claimed transplant, but a doctor online commented on it.) good-looking face, in my opinion, certainly good enough to be batman, but nothing great about it (on the whole or any individual feature). And, no, to that other woman, the shaved look as a private citizen does not normally open actors to more roles, at least not white actors who don't want to regularly play villains.
Agassi was excluded due to his grungy hairstyle. I don't think anyone has seen LL Cool J with hair, and I really wasn't talking about black guys. I'll take Daughtry and Strong as valid examples that support your point. I didn't know the former had temporarily regrown his hair.
I think Michael Keaton types are more common. Where the original hair adds something good. (Since I don't actually obsess over other men's hair, I hadn't noticed any sign of the claimed transplant, but a doctor online commented on it.) Good-looking face, in my opinion, certainly good enough to be Batman, but nothing great about it (on the whole or any individual feature). And, no, to that other woman, the shaved look as a private citizen does not normally open actors to more roles, at least not white actors who don't want to regularly play villains.
Joey Lawrence (on Dancing with the Stars in 2006)? Look at pictures of him with hair. Still waiting for a famous example of a man who looked better without his hair (not counting hairstyles some people might find stupid).
Re growing hair back, I suppose that is a reason some men put off getting hair transplants. False hope springs eternal, I say. If those two methods (or anything else) could regrow most hair, it would be all over forums such as this. It wouldn't surprise me if ability to regrow long-lost hair doesn't happen within any of our lifetimes.
I'm not sure if it was Joey Lawrence, but I went ahead and looked up his photos over the years. Totally disagree with you - he looks better with no hair.
As for false hope, you might want to spend some time gaining information instead of speaking in a knee-jerk fashion. The lasers have been PROVEN to regrow hair, but they haven't been out all that long and they tend to be expensive.
Latisse only began trials for hair growth very recently. If Latisse can grow eyelashes, then there is no reason to think it can't work on the head. In fact, Latisse users are warned not to let the product drip onto other areas of their faces because hair will grow where they don't want it. If you had the slightest idea how Latisse worked, you wouldn't dismiss it out of hand.
I am beginning to think you own a hair transplant business since you are dismissing newer methods and are so obsessed with transplants. You are also heavily invested in trying to talk bald men who are happy out of being happy.
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Hair symbolizes youth, if your desire is to attract the younger females then you need to have hair whichever way possible.
One thing about hair is that comes down to 3 things, your mom's genes, food, and age.
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Already done. Andre Agassi.
