Hair-loss victims turn to caps, not doctors

While most men say hair loss erodes self-confidence, few would seek treatment. That's one of the findings of a survey carried out among 300 men aged 25 to 49 who suffer from mild to serious hair loss.
Furthermore, 68 percent said hair loss reduces their attractiveness and self-confidence, with half saying it reduces their chances of finding a girlfriend and that they will wear a cap to hide their problem when meeting new friends.
Furthermore, 68 percent said hair loss reduces their attractiveness and self-confidence, with half saying it reduces their chances of finding a girlfriend and that they will wear a cap to hide their problem when meeting new friends.