The other night, I finally had a good pal Brett inform me of the horrible story of how he lost all of his hair . During the telling, he almost cried. He just had his 23rd birthday when he woke up one morning to find his long blonde tresses lying in a pile on his pillow. Naturally, he freaked out and who wouldn’t? After all, he was only 23 and didn’t have the funds to purchase Hair Transplant or Hair Transplant. In a sane world, no one would have to.
He certainly previously knew that some men start losing their hair in their 20s. In fact, a lot of men start losing their hair as a teenager. Some of them, though, are fortunate enough to have wealthy parents who are able to pay for Hair loss treatment for their sons so they could hide their shame. Brett, though, came from a working class family in Wisconsin. His parents both worked in the area mines and his father had actually started losing his hair around the same age as Brett. In fact, he found the idea of Brett now losing his hair pretty funny.
I’m sure that you can envision that this neither made Brett happy nor improved father and son relationships with his dad and him . Fortunate for Brett, he didn’t have the exact same genes as his parents, he was determined to break the hair loss cycle .
His first plan was to start saving up as much spare money as he could and then he’d get the Best Treatment he could afford. Brett researched Herbal remedies for hair loss and even Saw Palmetto For Hair Loss on the Internet, but he was a poor college student who worked part-time as a crane operator. That price range stayed just out of his reach. Well, in fact , it stayed pretty far out of his reach, but the poor kid needed to hope for something .
In the interim , he went over the Best Treatment that he actually had before him at the moment and came to the conclusion that the Options for hair loss treatment would be to just wear a hat anywhere that he went. If he ever had to take his hat off for anything, well, he had also planned in advance for that eventuality.
The full head of long blonde hair, that on a side note, girls loved to play with, is now gone, he shaved his head . He, to this day, keeps the shaved head look, vowing never to let it grow back . He gave the impression that it was his choice to be bald . And having a completely shaved head was better than male pattern baldness. At least, it was, according to him.
Soon he also began partnering his look by wearing bright, tacky sunglasses everywhere, even when he was inside. He realized that he was always going to have to take his hat off at some point to be respectful . He came up with the idea for the glasses for these moments, if people are looking at his glasses then they are definitely not looking at his bald head . Personally, he would have been better off taking the money he spent on glasses and putting it in the savings account for Hair Transplant . Maybe a therapist could have convinced him that no one really cared about his receding hairline and that his friends liked him for him. Still, that can be hard to understand and I have to admit even I have trouble picturing Brett without him sporting a hat and those horrible sunglasses.