Embracing Baldness Is Key To Inner Calm For Men
By: Web Producer
Updated: September 14, 2011
Embracing Baldness Is Key To Inner Calm For Men
(Cleveland, OH) -- Going bald doesn't need to be a traumatic experience even for younger men.
Cleveland Clinic psychologist Michael McKee says too often a thinning hair line leads to a loss of self-confidence that can affect relationships.
Dr. McKee encourages patients to be positive and accept their condition rather than trying to conceal it.
McKee says he agrees with the results of a recent German study showing men who accepted their hair loss suffered less distress.
The study results were released in the international journal "Body Image."
(Copyright 2011 by VERTEXNews/Newsroom Solutions)
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(Cleveland, OH) -- Going bald doesn't need to be a traumatic experience even for younger men.
Cleveland Clinic psychologist Michael McKee says too often a thinning hair line leads to a loss of self-confidence that can affect relationships.
Dr. McKee encourages patients to be positive and accept their condition rather than trying to conceal it.
McKee says he agrees with the results of a recent German study showing men who accepted their hair loss suffered less distress.
The study results were released in the international journal "Body Image."
(Copyright 2011 by VERTEXNews/Newsroom Solutions)
RNS-09-14-11 0218CDT
