Hair transplant is not longer a taboo topic

Losing hair as time passes is something that is part of the life and something which causes suffering for men more and more each day. No matter if it is the consequence of genetics, stress or other factors, this is becoming more common and many decide to keep quiet about it but it is a normal phenomenon. So, the best thing to do would be if celebrities all over the world publicly said that they had gone to a hair transplant clinic to signify it is not something to be ashamed of. By BESOCCER on January 10, 2023—https://www.besoccer.com/new/amp/hair-transplants-is-no-longer-a-taboo-topic-1218359 That is the case of football players, a group of professionals who are always exposed to the media spotlight and cameras and they are no longer keeping it a secret. More and more footballers have been spotted making radical changes to their hair. In a short time, they go from fine hair or no hair at all to thick quiffs and other fashionable styles. These changes come back thanks to  hair transplant. Hair transplant is no longer a taboo and being in front of the media spotlight has made professional footballers start talking more about it. And the best thing about hair transplant is it is no longer being done by people only over 30. Many youngsters have seen how they've suddenly lost their hair and then asked for a solution to cover the gaps caused by hair loss. In these cases, the representation of this type of young stars with hair loss problems generate a level of representativeness which many people appreciate. Here are 5 current players who had a hair transplant:  The FC Barcelona right-back, who is currently enjoying a second youth after the World Cup, also had a moment when he wanted to look better not only on the field of play. He went from having close cropped hair to a thick layer of hair. Alba has never hidden that he had a hair transplant. In fact, he has spoken openly to the media about it.  The Arsenal FC goalkeeper, who is just 24, always had areas where his scalp was more visible than it should have been. Therefore, the English goalkeeper took advantage of the World Cup break to go to a hair transplant clinic.  He went through an amazing transformation process and he proved that this problem does not affect just  some certain age groups. By making it more visible and proudly talking about it, more people will be open to have a hair transplant.  Although he did not say anything about having a hair transplant at first, the Atletico Madrid goalkeeper was in trouble with his receding hairline but he fixed this problem and the change was visible for everyone who saw him. This was confirmed shortly afterwards by the player himself, who stated that he had a hair transplant done while on holiday.  In this case, the player tried to keep it as much of a secret as possible, but then decided to confirm the news after rumors emerged.  The footballer from the Canary Islands who used to have lots of hair, decided to shave all his hair off and have a FUE transplant before returning to action. Red dots on his head were evidence that he had had a hair transplant. Although Silva is one of those who has never publicly confirmed it, his transplant was much more visible than that of many others.  Many goalkeepers have had a hair transplant and the latest to have one is FC Barcelona goalkeeper Ter Stegen. At the age of 30, the 'keeper has reappeared after the World Cup with a large amount of hair on his head and everything seems to support that he is the latest player who has had the treatment. However, the German is yet to confirm the news.  At the end of the day, football is a platform for people who are able to reveal the problems they have. Most of them affect the general public, but the fact that footballers went through the same problems with other people means people can relate to them better. Therefore, as popular figures like footballers reveal that they had hair transplant, more people will be at peace with showing it and understand truly that it is not something that should have been kept hidden. Accordingly with this philosophy, many clinics started to collaborate with their patients for social media visibility.