From Hair To Skin: Men’s Embarrassing Issues

From Hair To Skin Men’s Embarrassing Issues

In the world of the metrosexual man, many have to deal with a wide range of embarrassing issues beyond their control. Fortunately, men who seek treatments for these issues aren’t considered too vain for their good in contemporary society. Therefore, seeking professional treatments aside from lifestyle remedies is entirely acceptable for men of all ages!  

Here are a few embarrassing issues for which the beauty industry and scientific community have already found solutions.  

Hair Thinning and Growing

For most men, a receding hairline becomes a fact of life as soon as they hit their mid-30s, with significant hair loss becoming evident by their 50s. While many men follow the examples of Bruce Willis and other famous bald men, many men also look for solutions, including:

  • Hair transplants
  • Medications like finasteride (pill) and minoxidil (lotion)
  • Wigs
  • Tattoos

Then, there’s the other end of the hair spectrum – too much hair, albeit in the wrong places. First is the uni-brow, which are eyebrows that meet in the forehead’s center due to their thick and bushy appearance. Second, the back hair seems to have sprouted overnight.  

Your doctor can recommend several hair removal techniques, including electrolysis, laser hair removal, hair removal creams, and waxing. You can also take a razor to your hair, but it will still grow back.  

Skin Flushing, Itching, and Sweating

Men are just as concerned about their skin’s health as women. Whether in a swimming trunk or a business suit can be embarrassing if you have one of these skin issues. 

  • Rosacea

No, it isn’t your natural flush that may be causing your rosy complexion. Instead, you may have rosacea, a condition that causes flushing in the face. Your nose may also become thick, red, and bulbous, while tiny red lines and pimples appear on your cheeks. Your doctor can recommend certain medications to prevent a flare-up, such as Accutane.  

  • Jock itch

Even non-athletes can get jock itch, a fungal infection that quickly spreads either among people or from another part of your body. For example, you may observe an itchy skin patch on your groin or inner thighs. Your doctor may recommend an over-the-counter antifungal cream, but you must also keep the infected areas dry as possible.  

  • Excessive sweating

Men sweat more than women, and it’s a fact. But you may have hyperhidrosis if you’re constantly wiping your hands or body because of excessive sweating, even when you aren’t engaged in strenuous activity. So again, it would help if you asked your doctor or nurse about proper treatments.  

Life is too short and beautiful to be affected by these manly issues, so seek help ASAP!