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    [–]PlatanusRD[S] 446 ポイント447 ポイント  (15子コメント)

    PREACH!!!

    [–]shame_in_the_pitlane 566 ポイント567 ポイント  (14子コメント)

    WHAT DID HE SAY!???!

    [–]zooberwask 2287 ポイント2288 ポイント  (8子コメント)

    Balding SUCKS. People who say this clearly did not start balding at 17. Imagine how hard it is loosing hair at that age. But no one gives two shits about balding or the struggles I faced when I was the butt of every joke because of it in high school. Some people with odd scalps look DISFIGURED when bald. But no! Let's spend more money on acne research! Or any other cosmetic issue. Literally there has been no new treatment for AGA in over 20 years. People are still using the archaic propecia that saves hair but at the cost of libido. No sympathy is given for balding men, we are just told to 'man' up. I guarantee if baldness was more an issue for woman there would have been a cure already. Humans care way more about female cosmetics than males.

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      [–]frickboop 382 ポイント383 ポイント  (3子コメント)

      What does this have to do with being politically correct...?

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        [–]distractedtears 1321 ポイント1322 ポイント  (12子コメント)

        My comment is perhaps the only one to offer a direct explanation to the OP! Everyone else is giving anecdotal responses. OP asked, 'Why isn't there a cure?' In case you didn't understand, my response is simply that no one gives a crap about male cosmetic issues.

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              [–]PlatanusRD[S] 830 ポイント831 ポイント  (58子コメント)

              You know you want hair, stop lying son.

              [–]Adolph_Fitler 194 ポイント195 ポイント  (2子コメント)

              I've got hair. Plenty of it. Unfortunately, now it's just showing up out of my nose, on and in my ears, on my shoulders, spine, small of my back, etc. Oh, plus I can now grow really long white ones in my eyebrows! Yay, getting older!

              [–]funktopus 97 ポイント98 ポイント  (1子コメント)

              I'm almost 40. Hairs been thin for years I can still grow hair, then get it done so it doesn't look bad at all.

              I shave my head. It's just easier. No product to use no combs or brushes. Just 15 minutes once a week or so I shave my dome. If I could completely not grow hair I would because it gets annoying if I forget to shave it. Every few years I grow it out for shits and giggles, it just annoys me. So I shave it again.

              Only reason I ever get jealous of guys with a full head of hair is when it's cold out like today. If I forget a hat I'm going back and getting it because in the winter you feel a lot colder without hair.

              [–]TemporaryEconomist 52 ポイント53 ポイント  (1子コメント)

              I used to spend ages on styling my hair, so it actually meant a lot to me. Then it started thinning. I shaved it all off.

              Turns out I actually looked really good that way. I have a full beard as well, which honestly helps. Obviously it's very comfortable.

              Anyway, most girls I know like my new look, my girlfriend included. Only my mom dislikes it, it seems. I personally love it.

              Plenty of us actually look really good without hair on our head.

              [–]supercede 52 ポイント53 ポイント  (6子コメント)

              Always had thinning shifty hair, even in my teens. I've been shaving my head for about 8 years and I... 1) feel like a badass and have more confidence 2) save money on haircuts 3)get more looks/positive vibes from women (I'm married & my wife is more into it)

              Advice on cutting your hair--- use a close set of clippers around the sides and back (or electric razor) and a bigger set with a gradient on the top. (Or use close clippers on top if you use an electric razor on the sides) It will give the illusion that there is more hair on top, and gives another day or two between looking bald AF.

              [–]FracturedTruth 108 ポイント109 ポイント  (1子コメント)

              He's got 99 problems but the hair ain't one

              [–]jonstoppable 23 ポイント24 ポイント  (2子コメント)

              lol. actually no...

              maintenance is all of 5 mins, every couple days.

              okay so i have two choices in hair styles: george foreman or george jefferson.. meh.. one less thing to worry about

              no waiting at the barber or paying for haircuts, no combing or brushing or styling every time you go out.

              [–]dandyfancypants 9 ポイント10 ポイント  (0子コメント)

              Guess he's more comfortable being bald than he is getting downvotes

              [–]prayingmantitz 52 ポイント53 ポイント  (3子コメント)

              Can confirm, that dudes lying. Or maybe he's the bald chosen one

              [–]ha7on 22 ポイント23 ポイント  (2子コメント)

              Been shaving my head since'97. Fuck hair.

              [–]xDeceitfuls 2 ポイント3 ポイント  (1子コメント)

              I got here after the parent comment was deleted, but based on this comment I really want to read the deleted one.

              [–]throwmemars2 1 ポイント2 ポイント  (27子コメント)

              ... not everyone wants hair, frankly I'd feel relieved to not have to cut my hair or shave for that matter...

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              [–]bjfie 213 ポイント214 ポイント  (0子コメント)

              Depending on you what you qualify as a solution, one might say there is currently a solution to baldness. The solution, however, is surgical.

              The hair on the top of your head is different than the hair on the crown/sides of your head. The hair on the top of your head is susceptible to DHT or Dihydrotestosterone.

              The hair on your head is in a constant state of shedding and regrowth. DHT strangles the follicle which makes the regrowth hair come back smaller and less healthy that the hair it replace. Eventually the follicle gets so strangled that the hair that replaces the original is microscopic and seemingly gone. This is when baldness occurs.

              Medical Hair Restoration, or hair transplantation is an effective solution to baldness if the end goal is to not look like a bald person. What it involves is moving a specific number of hairs from the sides of your head to the top of your head. It doesn't cure the underlying "problem" but it masks the results of that problem to a degree.

              The issues with this treatment is that if you get it prematurely (before you're actually bald), you will have to go multiple times as the non-surgically-replaced hair falls out. Some doctors only recommend 3 maximum hair replacement surgeries, so they often recommend waiting until you're significantly bald or start a regime of drugs after your first surgery.

              Often people will fix problem spots with the surgery, then start taking/using medications like finasteride and minoxidil. The surgery effectively "fixed" the thinning/bald areas and the drugs prevent future hair from falling out.

              The problem with the above mentioned technique is that often, the drugs can have serious side effects. In the end, however, you can be successful in "curing" the effects of baldness.

              Unfortunately there's no simple, non-invasive or potentially chemically dangerous solution.

              [–]QlimaxDota 1365 ポイント1366 ポイント  (86子コメント)

              24 here, almost 25y old. Using minoxodil for two years now.

              We lose our hair mainly in the center part of the head 'cause the follicles in that area are susceptible to the hormone dihydrotestosterone. The follicles on the sides are much less susceptible, and we don't really understand why yet.

              This hormone is a result of the processes that the much more known Testosterone endures in the body. To fight the presence of the dihydro variant, you have to fight Testosterone itself.

              Finasteride does exactly this. If you use it you're very likely to even get hair back. My granddad was using this at 70+ to help his prostate and was growing hair back.

              The problem with Finasteride is that it will give you hair but you are also pretty likely to lose libido, to get erectile disfunction and there seems to be cases of sterility.

              That's why I never accepted it. The alternative is Minoxidil, which will make the process slower by giving the follicles where you apply it more breathing room before the Dihydrotestosterone kills them.

              This is what I'm using, till it gets to that point where shaving just looks better and then that's the way to go.

              When you're bald you can consider autotransplant: they'll get your sane follicles from back and sided and put it on the center part.

              Elon Musk has had a transplant, if you're interested on how much successful it can be. He's a much more handsome man now

              [–]gmsteel 1473 ポイント1474 ポイント  (74子コメント)

              A significant part of male pattern baldness (the type of baldness i assume your are talking about) is due to genetics and the hormone dihydrotestosterone. baldness is caused due to the sensitivity of the hair follicle to that hormone. topical treatments can reduce the effect of the hormone on a patch of hair (Propecia and Avodart) but a "cure" would require major alterations to either the production of the hormone or to the sensitivity of the follicle. either one of these would be likely to produce significant (possibly dangerous) side effects in the patient. so far no permanent treatment has made it through enough clinical trials to be considered effective and safe.

              [–]sourdoughpie 173 ポイント174 ポイント  (11子コメント)

              If you can afford it, they pick hair follicles from the back of your head and transplant them to the top of the scalp and the front. My big brother and two cousins have been through the process (cost about $2000-$4000) and after 6-12 months, they have full hair and you can't notice a thing unless you closely inspect the tiny hole scars on the back of their head; which is difficult because now they grow hair there.

              tl;dr There is a solution, it's just not cheap enough for everyone

              ps: they told me they just got painkiller injections on their head first, had to sit straight for a day, and felt no pain, and even had lunch in the middle of the procedure. You have to sleep with a special pillow for a week or so and your head is bandaged. It's a good idea to take it on holiday or a 2-3 weeks break from work.

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                [–]trackerFF 39 ポイント40 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                The cure of baldness will always be 10 years away.

                But in all seriousness, they are working on cures. It just takes a lot of money and even more time to get through all the clinical stages.

                I'd estimate that within the next 10 years, we'll have something new and revolutionary working. Something that REALLY works.

                The balding/hairloss community is the most cynical you'll find. There's so much BS snake-oil out there, and so many otherwise expensive methods with ok effects. Hopefully I'll still have a decent head of hair 5-10 years from now.

                [–]MultipleMatrix 20 ポイント21 ポイント  (1子コメント)

                Permanent solutions based on current understanding of the problem (which is incomplete) require either

                1. Modification of the area where the chemical (DHT) which causes the damage attaches.

                2. Modification of the chemical which causes the damage

                3. Destruction of the process/enzyme (5 Alpha Reductase) which causes the creation of the chemical.

                4. Modification of specific hair follicles.

                All of these things are either genetic modifications which are expensive and going to be focused on other genetic diseases or issues in which we're not sure on how to manage without large-scale side effects. Much of the issue is that we just don't know enough about it, and that's because it's really a first-world problem and not a lot of funding gets to it.

                [–]sibillia 214 ポイント215 ポイント  (21子コメント)

                Just a reminder here: although this is more visible (in most cases) in males, females also suffer from androgenetic alopecia.

                It can be incredibly devastating emotionally and cause severe depression.

                So the "shave it, get used to it" line is not always an option.

                Propecia (Finasteride) is strictly banned for women who are in a reproductive age, as it can cause feminization of male fetuses.

                [–]BaileeXrawr 26 ポイント27 ポイント  (3子コメント)

                They are working on it. I have alopecia universalis so im awaiting more jak inhibitor trials. Its just considered risky right now there are alot of potential side affects. Its defiantly as close to a cure I have seen. I know people in the trials who have regrowth for the first time so its pretty cool.

                [–]Stewthulhu 14 ポイント15 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                Before I explain anything to address the question, I'd like to point out that these types of questions are really hard to answer. "How does X work?" or "How did we cure X?" is easy to simplify and present in a manageable format because we already have the entirety of the story, so we know what is important and what isn't. "Why isn't there a X?" or "Why don't we understand X?" is really hard to answer because we don't actually know what we don't know. There's no way to predict what is important for the solution to a complex problem and what is just a red herring until after you've solved the problem. Anyway...

                There are actually plenty of solutions to baldness. But the problem is that they aren't viewed as acceptable (whether medically or socially). Toupees are a "solution" to baldness, but people think they look goofy. Women wear wigs all the time, and they can be difficult to distinguish from natural hair, and the same can be said of high-end toupees. But the toupee has become a meme representing socially inept or unacceptable schlubs. Hair transplantation is another option that quite literally eliminates the defining factor of baldness: the lack of hair in an area. People still question its ability to make "normal-looking" hairlines, but that is mostly informed by past techniques and not more advanced current approaches. So you're not really asking for a solution to baldness so much as an easily accessible, socially and medically acceptable solution to baldness with no or minimal side effects. And adding those caveats to "solution" makes it a great deal more complicated.

                If you're talking about pharmaceutically treating hair loss, that's a slightly different issue. Firstly, male pattern baldness (or "androgenic baldness" because it can affect women too) is genetic, and it is very difficult, if not impossible, to "treat" genetic disorders. You can't really change the genes in a person (barring some exceedingly technical and/or experimental approaches). Your best hope is to eliminate the symptoms, which can be done with some of the approaches I've mentioned above. Secondly, baldness is related to hormonal signaling. Playing with hormones is difficult and can have some pretty severe side effects, most of which aren't acceptable when your goal is cosmetic.

                [–]Robinwolf 38 ポイント39 ポイント  (21子コメント)

                There are solutions, but they are:

                A: Expensive B: Not permanent C: Cause other, possibly unwanted, changes to your body.

                A is obvious. Its a cosmetic situation. Implants and medicine that take care of cosmetic issues are expensive because they are luxuries.

                B is due to the cause of baldness being primarily a hormone issue. If you don't solve the hormone problem implants will fall back out in time.

                C is related to B. If you take testosterone blockers to keep and possibly regrow your hair, your libido will die. You may lose the ability to get erect and will likely be infertile and possibly grow breasts.

                C works for me. I take a higher dose of the main blocker, finasteride, which actually makes it cheaper than the lower dose that is only meant for cosmetic reasons. I am seeing regrowth, which makes me super happy.

                Edit: A letter.

                [–]SmokinAce88 14 ポイント15 ポイント  (2子コメント)

                Minoxidil worked for me till now. I started loosing hair and having itchy head mostly in the center of the head at the age of 24. I went to a good dermatologists and told my that this is the only medically proven HELP for hair loss. I am 28 now and i still got the 90% of the hair i had 4 years ago. If didn't use a product with minoxidil i might have lost more than 70%. Start early and don't skip your doses. The product had 5% content of minoxidil.

                [–]Conejator 33 ポイント34 ポイント  (2子コメント)

                Changing eye color is removing the pigment with a laser. "Curing" male pattern baldness would require changing male genetic code in a way that it didn't interfere with normal male physiology. That's still very far away.

                So that leaves hair transplants, minoxidil and finasteride as the only viable options. None of them are a cure, but can slow down the process.

                [–]BakFu- 21 ポイント22 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                I see a lot of comments here talking about testosterone and male baldness. I know reddit is also a male dominant group, but what about woman with receding hairlines? Is it a different cause and are there easier solutions or cures?

                [–]mambajambalamba 2 ポイント3 ポイント  (4子コメント)

                as a trans woman spironolactone reversed my male pattern baldness so..? it stops dht production but straight cis men freak out when i tell them about this solution like omg i'll grow titties! um no i just take a fat ass dose to transition you don't need that

                [–]PlatanusRD[S] -1 ポイント0 ポイント  (3子コメント)

                Tell us more. PM pictures?

                [–]mambajambalamba 4 ポイント5 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                spironolactone is a dht/testosterone blocker it's super common for wanting to get rid of acne (because it dries out your skin too) and/or reversing male pattern baldness i knew about it before my transition just didn't think i'd be taking it for the rest of my life for the reasons i chose. it makes it a bit worse before it actually starts to work after a few months. i was convinced it wouldn't work until all my hair stopped falling out and it came back nice and thick and soft it works better the sooner your symptoms of baldness start if you're like 30 years late into finally treating your hair it's probably too late from what i've read. i also have a thyroid disorder so treating that properly with hormonal pills helped as well

                [–]FlameoMyGoodHotman -4 ポイント-3 ポイント  (1子コメント)

                PMnude pictures

                FTFY

                [–]PlatanusRD[S] -1 ポイント0 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                FTFY

                You funny, I kill last.

                [–]1leggeddog 6 ポイント7 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                There are solutions. They just don't work for everyone and the side effects are often too much for people to cope with.

                Personally, Minoxidil and Finasteride worked wonders. Got my hair back despite a severe bald spot.

                The problem is that baldness depends as much on hormones as it does body physiology. Its also hereditary. We know dihydrotestosterone is the culprit in hair loss but the only way to stop is affects the whole body in several ways. It's hard to target and make medicine that's like: "Don't affect the scalp".

                Hormones affects the entire body in a myriad of ways. Picking and choosing it's effects takes a lot of time and research.

                [–]i_getitin 47 ポイント48 ポイント  (14子コメント)

                There are [expensive] solutions. Hair transplants have come a long way. Certain countries like Turkey do the procedure for a more affordable price.

                [–]Titanruss 15 ポイント16 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                The DO! Its called JAK inhibitors... but its still a few years away from being on the market and i'm not exactly sure its safe.

                But it works!.. they think.

                http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3286870/Have-scientists-cured-baldness-New-drug-reveals-regrowth-mice-ten-DAYS.html

                http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/10/23/20/2DB5E2B100000578-0-image-a-19_1445628527803.jpg

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                  [–]GreyKol 6 ポイント7 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                  Can they do anything with hormones using CRISPR?

                  [–]BasementGhostArmor 3 ポイント4 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                  Platelet Rich Plasma injections seem to be a step in the right direction regarding hairloss. We have finasteride which prevents the conversion of testosterone to DHT which is thought to be responsible for hair follicle miniaturization. There is potential for side effects that deter most people however. Minoxidil seems to help with blood flow to the follicles.

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                      [–]mjxg 4 ポイント5 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                      I'd like to know the opposite. Why do we still have no quick, easy, pain-free, permanent solution to hair removal?

                      [–]cerebral23 -1 ポイント0 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                      It is much like the question of why can't we bring back dead relatives. Humans can do amazing things, but we do not know 100% what gives life to something in the regards of we can take a dead body, give it all it needs, and manually pump blood, but there is that something else that actually makes it alive.

                      We can save a DYING human, but not a dead one. Hair is the same way. There are procedures to save the hair that doesn't exactly grow, but is not dead; however, when that follicle is dead that hair is gone forever. Though we, as humans, can grow hair we have yet to figure out how to grow hair(that's a thinker :P).

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                        [–]Unfadable1 3 ポイント4 ポイント  (6子コメント)

                        Let's not forget that progress usually requires funding, and not that a nice chunk of the world wouldn't pay for it, but since we rarely hear about progress in MPB I'd assume the big brains of the world mostly like to tackle other technology advancements like how to save mankind from itself.

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                            [–]eggypint -3 ポイント-2 ポイント  (10子コメント)

                            Additionally it's also worth pointing out that the gene for baldness tends to come from your maternal grandfather, not your Dad.

                            If you're wondering how it'll turn out for you, look at grandpa on Mum's side.

                            [–]William_Serenite -6 ポイント-5 ポイント  (1子コメント)

                            Ever since I went bald my luck with women literally went from not getting ANY to mr interesting with the bald look.

                            The BEST thing that ever happened for my love life was going bald.

                            If yall want some play go bald, either girls love it or hate it.

                            If there were a cure I would still be bald.

                            [–]motivatedtech -2 ポイント-1 ポイント  (1子コメント)

                            Depending on the cause there is.

                            Most baldness is seemingly caused by fungal issues or steroid use/DHT.

                            What I found effective was using a DHT inhibiting and anti fungal shampoo.

                            An example of this would be Nizoral.

                            [–]HoyAIAG -12 ポイント-11 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            It's called confidence if you have it you don't need hair. I started losing mine at 16 and now at 35 I can't say it makes a damn bit of difference. Science can solve things that save lives instead of vanity.

                            [–]SciFiWriterMan -3 ポイント-2 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            Because baldness is the next evolutionary stage of humankind. No matter how we try to solve it we are still evolving into hairless creatures.

                            [–]Thereminista -3 ポイント-2 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            Seems to me that a localized block or inhibitor could be developed that could limit the treatment to the scalp only, or at least partially contain the effects. I know I am naive on this, so I'm largely blue-skying, but I do have a fair understanding of the physiology of the scalp and it's blood supply, and it's a relatively small area to deal with. Putting up a "fence around the lawn" might be worth a thought or two.

                            Side note: I have alopecia-like symptoms that most women would kill for. I don't grow leg or arm hair and aside from peach fuzz, have little hair overall, except my head which is thin but still going. Another thing, (though genetics is probably the key here,) most of my contemporaries have gone silver while I still have my normal color hair with some gray hairs mixed in.

                            [–]Perky_Penguin -1 ポイント0 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            Do products like Rogaine not work then? I see that it's a vasodilator which is not something I see mentioned in these comments.

                            [–]tobias269 -2 ポイント-1 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            Look at Low Level Laser Therapy...or Google what the "laser cap" does if you are worried about balding. No drugs needed just great technology advancements.

                            [–]wjhamel -13 ポイント-12 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            I'm still not clear on why "baldness" is perceived as a "problem" requiring a solution. I've been willfully shaving my head for years and do so out of simple practicality. If this shit would just fall out on it's own, it would save me money.

                            [–]Fendersocialclub -3 ポイント-2 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            In healthcare, treatments that do not generated big dollars are shelved in favor of high dollar treatments and the research that they are founded upon. FACT! That is the answer to this question. In healthcare it's all about and only about the money.

                            [–]Brownrdan27 -33 ポイント-32 ポイント  (8子コメント)

                            It's a simple procedure that includes taking hair follicles from one area and moving to another. Besides your talking about MORE chemicals to put into your body or whomever...... Get over it; shave it, or embrace it.

                            [–]BIXBE -36 ポイント-35 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            Please might corps please help us from genetics , hahahaha you all have been fooled by your loving scientist. Corporations know your food is killing you, America is one of the most secretly malnourished countries. All you need to do is travel anywhere where McDonald's Starbucks KFC etc haven't taken over and you will notice that theses people are all thinner, healthy and flexible. Not only do we loose our hair but our teeth as well and let's not forget about how much cancer has ravished the great Americans. Which in guessing is genetic right? Well as long as we get our vaccines in order we won't have anything to worry about. All hail mighty man and his history books and colleges and scientist.. Nature , go fuck your self, we don't need you medicine, we got our own. Pshhh

                            [–]apresskidougal -5 ポイント-4 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            If there was a way to reverse the balding process in such a way that I regained the hair on my head but lost the hair on my satchel I would be all in.

                            [–]zzzzz94 -2 ポイント-1 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            Dutasteride is a cure in like 99% of people, but only a preventative one, it will not regrow too much lost hair. To cure an already bald person will require something like hair cloning and other developments when it comes to transplants

                            [–]hamsternose -6 ポイント-5 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            The exact cause of male pattern baldness is not fully understood; and until it is there will not be a permanent solution.

                            It's not for the want of trying, it would be a billion dollar industry to the company that manage to cure it.

                            [–]Felicia_Svilling -16 ポイント-15 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            There is actually a simple cure. Just cut your balls of. Without testosterone in your system you will not grow bald. There might be some side effects though :)

                            [–]LuperAU -14 ポイント-13 ポイント  (1子コメント)

                            It's the same reason we can't cheat death yet either, we simply don't know how to stop the body breaking down over time, and baldness is generally speaking a part of this ageing process.

                            [–]ThePhoneBook -15 ポイント-14 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            We do have a solution and that is wigs, like the solution to wrinkles is to slap on makeup and moisturiser and sometimes botox. Not every surface problem has to involve a deep solution.

                            [–]sradac -16 ポイント-15 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            Baldness isnt a problem, so no solution is required. If anything it would CAUSE problems because then we wouldn't have eggdaddy

                            [–]siclmn -17 ポイント-16 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            Yeah right, why do you see so many men shaving their head every fricking day of their life? What a waste of time.

                            [–]dressedpoeboy -17 ポイント-16 ポイント  (0子コメント)

                            There is a solution: put on some weight, shave your head, grow a goatee.

                            As for a cure? Who knows.