Men, it seems, are finally waking up to what women have know for years; looking good means feeling good! It may have been a long time coming but men are now just as likely to moisturize or exfoliate as their wives and girlfriends. As society changes so, inevitably, do the traditional roles of both men and women. It might have once been embarrassing for a man to admit that his daily grooming routine consisted of more than just a quick shave but times have changed. The new 21st century man is just as likely to consider beauty treatments as he is the colours of his shirts. From teeth whitening to having a hair transplant men are beginning to take more notice of how they look. A good haircut for a man is essential. Short back and sides is no longer cool. If you haven't paid a visit to a good barber or hairdresser recently you may be surprised what is available. Hairstyles and designs are no longer the preserve of the female population. In fact there are so many styles available to men now that in some salons you might find yourself being handed a menu before you take to the chair. And age is no excuse for letting yourself go or neglecting to take care of the way you look either. A shaved head is the lazy option and the likelihood is that you'll just look like a walking mugshot. Worse still, trying to disguise your thinning locks or receding hairline by adopting a Bobby Charlton comb-over will do you no favours at all. If you're in the position where you aren't sure what to do with your thinning top there are cuts that can still bring out the best in you and if you are willing to try something different you might consider a hair transplant. The number of people having or considering having a hair transplant is on the increase, due in no small part to advances in the way the procedure is performed. While the procedure has been around for many years now it has suffered in the past from a bad press. It is only in recent years that it has improved considerably and sufficiently to be considered as a viable option and not just a last resort. It is now safer, more effective most importantly the results are now more natural looking than they have ever been. A person who had a hair transplant might once have been as easy to recognize as someone wearing a wig but that is no longer the case. Scientific and medical understanding of skin, hair follicles and cells, have all contributed to the development of the hair transplant. For a long time the relatively straightforward approach of 'plugging' new hair into the scalp was the extent of a hair transplant. Nowadays it is possible to target and transplant living hair so that the final results are as natural as...well a natural head of hair! Having a hair transplant is just one area of cosmetic surgery that is now becoming more accessible and acceptable to the male population. Chemical peels, Botox injections, dental surgery and implants are now all offered, by reputable clinics, specifically for men. With the male grooming market now worth in excess of 500 million pound each year this trend is set to continue.
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