How does hair loss affect your self esteem?

According to the US National Library of Medicine, approximately 50 percent of  men experience male pattern baldness which is more likely to happen as they get older. Nowadays, physical appearance plays a big role in our every day lives. While we may want to believe that our looks don’t mean more than what’s on the inside, we all know that a good appearance does, in fact, influence our lives.

While this relationship between hair and self-confidence is common sense, it’s also scientifically proven. A study commissioned by Physique and carried out by researchers at Yale University found that “bad hair days” increase levels of both self-doubt and personal criticism.

Multiple studies have linked male pattern hair loss to lowered self-esteem and decreased confidence. Hair loss has been affecting men’s self-esteem for a long time. Most of them,  symbolizes aging and debility, which is why many people think that men start feeling more depressed as their hair starts falling out.

Hair loss in men can affect self-esteem to the extent that a man believes his appearance to be an important part of what makes him a worthwhile or valuable person. Getting help from medical professionals is key for managing the problems of male pattern hair loss and lowered self-esteem. Changing your hair may not completely change your physical appearance, but it can give you a little boost in your self-esteem. So if you haven’t been feeling the best about yourself lately, consider changing doing our hair transplant. You’d be surprised at how this procedure can change and impact your attitude about yourself.