Male hair loss

Dr Hilary Jones and top hair stylist Mark Woolley offer their advice on coping with and treating male hair

Jude Law recently emerged with a receding hairline and he's not the only celebrity. 

Prince William and Wayne Rooney are almost as famous for their hair as well as the fact that one is royal and the other has some talent on the football pitch.

Male hair loss is being featured more and more in the media, thanks to these stars.

Yet, unsurprisingly, it still doesn’t tend to feature as a topic of conversation on most boys nights out; instead hair loss is still considered a taboo subject amongst a significant number of males in the UK.

Despite the subject finding its way onto front pages, proving that even the young and famous can find themselves dealing with the prospect of hair loss, a survey commissioned by REGAINE for Men Foam shows that British men are 20 per cent more likely to worry about going bald than finding a long term partner and 50 per cent more likely to worry about hair loss than going bankrupt.

Research reveals that 40 per cent of men under 35 are already losing their hair. Yet amazingly, seven out of 10 men questioned in the survey admitted they do not talk to their friends or partner about going bald, and nearly a quarter of British men who were surveyed admitted the reason that they don’t seek help or advice about hair loss is because they simply don’t believe the treatments work.

Aside from invasive options such as Wayne Rooney’s hair transplant, there are other innovative solutions including non-invasive hair loss treatments.

If hair loss is affecting your life and impacting on your ability to feel confident then watch the following video, where Dr Hilary Jones and hair stylist Mark Woolley are offering reassurance and positive advice on this growing concern for men and discussing the different and effective options for hair loss treatment.