Elvis Suffered From Male Pattern Baldness
Written by Stuart Stevens | Wednesday, 18 July 2007 | There are 6 comments
If you are just a regular guy going to work each and every day and you start to lose your hair it can obviously be pretty stressful, but imagine that your job depended on it. Actors and movie stars suffer from the stress related to male pattern baldness far more than regular men as their hair loss could change their image and the perception that the public have of them completely and thus they could be out of a job.

Ukmedix News has seen reports that the actor Jude Law is suffering from the male pattern baldness genetic condition and apparently is pretty stressed about it. Another famous person who apparently used the hair loss drug Propecia is none other than Tom Hanks. Probably the most famous person ever to have been worried about their male pattern baldness was none other than Elvis Presley.
Elvis lived in a time when there was much less information about male pattern baldness available and the wonder drug Propecia had not yet been invented. In those days people who wanted to keep their hair at all cost had to use a wig or go for a hair transplant. The only problem with a hair transplant is that the surgeons were not nearly as skilled as they are today and the results would have been pretty obvious.
Larry Geller who was the hair stylist for Elvis Presley had concocted a special formula to make the famous singers hair thicker and fuller. Mr Geller say said Elvis used to tell him to do whatever was needed to keep his hair on his head. Apparently the special formula used a mild shampoo and lots of Vitamin E as well as a number of other things to make the hair look fuller.
At Ukmedix News we know that while this special formula may have had some cosmetic advantages it would not have stopped the genetic process that causes male pattern baldness and in time Elvis would have probably had to resort to wearing a wig!

There are 6 comments on this article.
Ginger said:
What a load of crap. maybe larry Geller made his hair look better but...Vernon and Gladys both had a thick mane and so did Elvis. Strong genes in the family show what would have followed Good hair like Vernon till the end. Elvis would have have gone bald!!
bill said:
I totally agree with Ginger.Elvis's hair may have been going grey, but I don't believe he was going bald.
Ben said:
Elvis' hairline was a moving target. Go look at the back of his first album. Talk about fuzzy, dry, blond hair and a high forehead. Then look at the phony mop he wore at the end of Jailhouse Rock. It doesn't add up. Either he had a double or some hair enhancements.
steve said:
Elvis was losing his hair just compare the Aloha show to Elvis in Concert TV Special.
Bill said:
It's common knowledge that no matter who you are, no matter what sex, as we age, our hair does thin and yes, we do lose hair. I don't think he was going bald completely just grey. Although someone once told me that if you slick youre hair back youre going to go bald, idk why though? That was coming from a bald guy. What I wanna know is what's keeping George Jones hair so thick at 79?
charles kasten said:
just watched a you tube video elvis as you never saw him or something like that .a fan had grabbed hold of him pretty good and when she let go he straighten the back of "his Hair"
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