Does having a hair transplant = Increased self-worth?

A hair transplant will have a different effect on the psychology of different people. It really depends on how much a person associates their self worth with their hair and appearance. Self-worth has a lot to do with messages received during childhood and the the early years. A hair transplant will not magically improve your self-worth, but alter how a person feels about their appearance which subsequently improves their feelings of worth and confidence. You can learn about this patient example from the Dr.U Hair Clinic in Los Angeles. After a procedure, patients should still continuously work on their self-worth and self-esteem to enhance their overall quality of life.

Hair transplant is a cosmetic procedure that will change your appearance.Hair transplant alone will not automatically increase your self worth or self confidence.If you want to change your appearance, consider seeing a hair transplant doctor.If you want to change your self image or self worth, consider seeing psychiatrist. 

Thank you for your question as it's a great subject to address.  I have many men who have had a hair transplant and their self-confidence has gone throught the roof.  One of my patients recently got engaged and he even invited me to his wedding!  I would recommend you strongly consider getting a hair transplant as long as you understand the risks and benefits of the procedure.

All cosmetic surgeries have a positive impact on our social life but of course the result should cover our expectation and needs. Statistics show that among my patients there is a ration of %27 of patients quit smoking and starting daily sport ,some even start to have a better diet.I believe that the key is the motivation after the result.

Hair loss effects on self esteem, anxiety level and energy has been proven and documented in past.  There are scientific evidences that male patterned hair loss in young adults increases the rate of social anxiety.  The rate of depression is higher in men with male patterned baldness.  We have done a study that was published in hair transplant forum journal that reviews the effect of hair restoration on eight different psychosocial aspects of people who received them.  (please review the link)

Look at some of my reviews as some of the patients address this issue. Some men do it for their public appearance, others do it to treat the man in the mirror and it is highly personal. I have done many celebrities and they many times told me that their success was due to me, but what they were really saying is that it built up their self confidence enough to be their self. many men obsess over their hair, why do this when putting it back fixes the problem.I did it fore two reasons, my children made fun of my balding crown from the back seat of the car and as i am in this business, I felt I needed it to show my patients that it was good enough for me. 8 members of my family did it and all did it because they felt better with hair on their head. Most of them looked younger, so why not!

like any other cosmetic  procedure, it is very objective and depends on the patients needs and concern.. There are clients with a stage six on Norwood scale of hair loss, and it does not bother them at all.  Whereas for  some clients with  a very minimal amount of hair loss, it feels devastating.  If a clients looks are important to them, then it makes sense that hair loss is devastating. By improving their look from hair tranplant or medial regiment,, there are studies that show it will improve their self esteem.