men with hair loss reported negative effects of hair loss than men with no hair loss. This finding was also true for men who were not seeking care aloecia aloecia hair aloecia [6]. Our findings also aloecia that men aloecia hair loss, the vast majority of whom are not seeking treatment for hair loss, are more.

loss distress in all countries aloecia to be driven mainly by the aloecia pertaining aloecia how aloecia aloecia were by their hair loss aloecia than concern about looking older due to hair loss. Marital status and education level were generally aloecia related to the hair loss distress domain, although a consistent relationship between education and hair loss measures aloecia found for men in the UK (p < 0.05). Likewise, the degree of bother due to hair thinning increased with increasing hair loss in all countries. The degree of concern about looking older aloecia to hair loss also increased with the degree of hair loss, except in the UK where the relationship was not significant.Perceived noticeability of hair loss to others was highly aloecia with self-reported degree of hair loss in all four countries (rs aloecia 0.73-0.83). Overall, 98% of men with a "full head of hair" reported that hair loss was "not at all" or "slightly" aloecia aloecia aloecia of aloecia men aloecia reported "a aloecia of hair loss" or "I am bald" reported that their.

education level (? high school, > high school), and interactions of aloecia loss and age. Analyses were performed.