Rafa would look AWFUL with a shaved head!
how dare you ?!
please stop deleting his rusty peak injured golden hair
Yep, either way is good. Get some transplant or shave it all off.I kinda think this is epic
Agassi won 3/4 of his slams after he shaved his head. So 56 Slams for Rafa!Agassi won half of his slams after he shaved his head. Go Rafa! 28 slams total.
too much roid ?
i understand... i myself hesitated before answering to your 'post'I posted a funny pic. Then decided it might be bad luck to poke fun at someone else's baldness, if you know what I mean.
You dont' need that man. you can get a Hair transplant now and look just like when you did when you were young... Look at these results. Only thing is this is not Cheap. it is like $10,000 to 30,000. but it is definitely worth it if you want all your hair back. Would you do it ??Problem solved,
You dont' need that man. you can get a Hair transplant now and look just like when you did when you were young... Look at these results. Only thing is this is not Cheap. it is like $10,000 to 30,000. but it is definitely worth it if you want all your hair back. Would you do it ??
http://restorehair.com/results/
http://restorehair.com/results/urlacher/
Sadly, hair loss is almost entirely genetic.
Tennis players are amongst the upper echelon of men in terms of athletic ability and healthy diet, yet numerous top players are suffering from noticeable hair loss, in their 20's and 30's. Nadal, Murray, Federer, Gasquet, Dimitrov, Cilic, etc. - and that's just the guys who have hit their mid-20's. Even Djokovic has some slight temple recession, and lack of hair density, and has been sprouting premature grey hairs for quite a while.
if you use Rogaine as soon as you notice some hair thinning on top of your head, can this prevent the hair loss and enable you to keep your hair that you have ??? I know if you start using Rogaine, you have to keep using it forever.This is not entirely true.
You can only get a hair transplant if you have a viable donor area. That is to say, that they need a region of your head with consistent hair growth to graft on to the skin on your scalp which has lost hair follicles.
This is more of a ''desperation'' attempt at delaying the inevitable, which doesn't alter the root cause.
If you look at people like like Jurgen Klopp and Antonio Conte, they still have really thin hair and high hairlines, despite spending thousands on hair transplants. And let's not even go into Wayne Rooney territory.
Yeah you do. It also has some nasty side effects which may affect performance in other areas of the body.if you use Rogaine as soon as you notice some hair thinning on top of your head, can this prevent the hair loss and enable you to keep your hair that you have ??? I know if you start using Rogaine, you have to keep using it forever.
you are probably thinking of Finesteride/ Propecia. That is a Pill and you take it once a day. and that can cause Impotence, albeit small % of guys. but I haven't heard of Rogaine spray causing that. I am just noticing hair thinning on top of my head, and I am afraid if I just leave it alone, it will go bald in about 1-2 years. So I am thinking about using the Rogaine foam to prevent further hair loss.Yeah you do. It also has some nasty side effects which may affect performance in other areas of the body.
if you use Rogaine as soon as you notice some hair thinning on top of your head, can this prevent the hair loss and enable you to keep your hair that you have ??? I know if you start using Rogaine, you have to keep using it forever.
Yes, it varies on how much it helps from guy to guy. for some guys, it can make significant improvements. but just not sure When I should start using it since I just started noticing the hair loss. If I start using it now, then I have to use it forever everyday. that is the deal with this Rogaine spray due to if you stop using it, hair will just accelerate fall out.As far as I'm aware, Minoxidil (Rogaine) helps to spread the flow of blood - and, consequently, nutrients - to the scalp, which may help to retain some hairs, and regrow some hairs from recently grown follicles.
Unfortunately, though, it won't make any major improvement to the situation.
Tennis players seem to have a low incidence of hair loss, from what I can tell. Overall I mean and particularly in the recent generation of players. They also have poor facial hair growth. Feminization of the sport IMO.
This was taken last night
https://www.instagram.com/p/BMwPhmKBDKs/
This was taken last night without a hat on
https://www.instagram.com/p/BMwPhmKBDKs/
I disagree.
Considering that tennis players are only really visible in their 20's and 30's, they appear to have quite a high incidence of hair loss.
Even Thiem, at 23, isn't looking too great - and I'm not talking about his current capitulation to Djokovic.
I quite like it.
Like 1/3 of guys here are bald by 30. Same with UFC fighters. In tennis it's like 10% if that. A bit of hairline recession by your 20s is the absolute norm. Over half of people get that.
There's a huge difference between ''bald'' and ''balding''.
Other sports, such as football and rugby union, don't appear to have such a large number of young athletes who are noticeably balding.
The AntiRafaBrigade has failed!
Not bad, sometimes barbers recommend a short haircut (not necessarily a full shave) to reset the hair so to speak. Should recover to VamosBrigade hotness
next year (in fact definitely by Monte Carlo ).
what happened to xisca ?
It seems to depend largely on ethnicity. I can say that Dolgopolov and Stakhovsky have far better hair than the average 28-30 year old Ukrainian. But they also look unusually dorky for Ukrainians, which is par for the course for tennis players post-2005. Sampras, Agassi, Blake, Roddick, etc. are just a different type of guy than Murray, Djokovic, etc.
Isn''t ''Davydenko'' a Ukrainian name?
He didn't exactly have the hair of Dolgopolov or Safin...