Balding NHL players
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Peasy
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I wouldn't consider it a "full head of hair". He will be looking like Hulk Hogan in 10 years at the latest.
As a balding 25 year old male, I approve of this thread.
If you dont mind me asking, is your mother's father bald? Someone told me theres a direct correlation between the two lol
Lilou
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Would you guys get hair transplants if you had the funds? I would. I read that wayne rooney paid about 30k for his. Every year I'm expecting to see getzlaf with a full head of hair but I guess he's used to the bald look.
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Legitimately scares me.
His hairline looks a bit better than his dad's but I think its heading that way eventually. Alex, on the other hand, looks like he'll be joining his dad very shortly.
JadedLeaf
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Nope. Not until later on in years in their 50s or 60s when it thins. On by fathers side though all my uncles are bald and my dad has quite thin hair. My cousin lost all his at 25 and so have a few others on my fathers side.
I'm 27 in about three weeks and still have hair but the hairline has gotten higher and it's thinned a lot. Still no bald-spot or anything. I just keep my hair short anyway. Long hair when you're losing it makes it 10 times more obvious in my opinion. I use #4 on the clippers every few months. I also almost always have stubble/beard too so I'm grateful of that at least.
All in all, it REALLY bothered me from the time I noticed it until the time I cut my hair shorter. About a year in total. I'm not thrilled about it or anything but keeping it in perspective definitely helps. There are people out there with no legs, or arms, or sick and dying so thinning hair really didn't seem all that bad lol
JadedLeaf
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No but if there was a pill I could take that would bring it back to how thick it used to be I would probably consider it. To be honest though I'd much rather just shave my head for 30k then pay 30k to get it back.
Everyone talking about Kane, but Toews hairline is looking rough too, but thats like his dad.
Others include Krejci, John Carlson, Ehlers and whatever Nick Bonino is trying to pull off.
And Nate Schmidt, obviously karma for the PEDs.
Others include Krejci, John Carlson, Ehlers and whatever Nick Bonino is trying to pull off.
And Nate Schmidt, obviously karma for the PEDs.
I don't understand why hairloss is such a huge deal for so many men.
My hair has always been thick, but when i was 18 and went to the military i shaved it all of and kept that look over 10 years.
It's practical. You shave it for yourself and don't have to spend money on barber.
The amount of hair on your head does not make you a man, nor does your physical strenght or the size of your weenie.
There's many ways to be a man, but bitc**n about something so irrelevant as the amount of hair in yours or somebody elses head is not one of them
My hair has always been thick, but when i was 18 and went to the military i shaved it all of and kept that look over 10 years.
It's practical. You shave it for yourself and don't have to spend money on barber.
The amount of hair on your head does not make you a man, nor does your physical strenght or the size of your weenie.
There's many ways to be a man, but bitc**n about something so irrelevant as the amount of hair in yours or somebody elses head is not one of them
Howie Hodge
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Why even shave? Looks more presentable, sure but you lose character. Whatever hair you have left frames your face and makes you recognizable and more easily remembered.
P Kane is a walking timebomb, he's the kind of guy who will go horseshoe bald in a week once it really starts.
1865
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I don't understand why hairloss is such a huge deal for so many men.
My hair has always been thick, but when i was 18 and went to the military i shaved it all of and kept that look over 10 years.
It's practical. You shave it for yourself and don't have to spend money on barber.
The amount of hair on your head does not make you a man, nor does your physical strenght or the size of your weenie.
There's many ways to be a man, but bitc**n about something so irrelevant as the amount of hair in yours or somebody elses head is not one of them
I'm 22 and balding big time, it bothered me at first which was probably first noticed right around when I turned 21. I had long hair and it really covered it up but I never really lost my hairline, it actually looks better than most still I think. My hair just decided to thin out like crazy on top. I buzzed my hair down recently and theres no holding it back but I figure I would rather not hide it and just let it be known.
At this point I do not care, would I rather have hair? Ya but I'm not going to take anything to grow it back which I easily could have started doing a while back.
I don't think many bald guys care by the time they are actually bald. Sure, if you wanna impress the random people in your life that don't impact it then it might make sense to go for it but the people that are already in your life don't care if you have hair or not.
Also to the Laine insta post, he is 100% going bald. That was an ad, of course he is going to be photoshopped/put in the best position to look his best.
Here is another high res pic, but basically any other insta post with his hair showing gives an idea as to what it looks like.
FunkySeeFunkyDoo
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I don't understand why hairloss is such a huge deal for so many men.
My hair has always been thick, but when i was 18 and went to the military i shaved it all of and kept that look over 10 years.
It's practical. You shave it for yourself and don't have to spend money on barber.
The amount of hair on your head does not make you a man, nor does your physical strenght or the size of your weenie.
There's many ways to be a man, but bitc**n about something so irrelevant as the amount of hair in yours or somebody elses head is not one of them
Newflash -- girls prefer guys with hair.
Peasy
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If you wait till you get to Getzlaf's point to try treatment, its too late. Also hair transplants have like an under 50% success rate.
A Hair Transplant takes the hair from the side of your head that usually doesn't stop growing and puts it where ever you need it. You can only transplant so much hair. Getzlaf lost all of the hair on the top of his head really quickly. No conventional hair transplant can cover that.
I want to get one a year before my wedding day. I don't need much, just fix my hairline. They start at around 5 K here in Canada.
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CanadasTeam
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Insecurity will kill ya.. if you've been married several years and happy then it's irrelevant.
Even if you're single at least you'll know you're not attracting women who are superficial/shallow.
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Actually, girls prefer millionaires to guys with hair.
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