As sir Harry wrote, there have been quite a number of guys here who have dealt with HT scars in one way or another. Most I think decided to just get over the scar's existence and begin living a normal life, regardless of what people might think. I believe that is the best way to go ... you can obsess over a scar, I can obsess over weight, John1 can obsess over a missing tooth (I'm making these up, John2 can obsess over an uneven stride. In all of these cases, "we" worry what others will think -- and for the most part they're not going to think anything about it because they have enough issues in their own lives to deal with.Although there may be some means of addressing these issues, in most cases these physical characteristics are going to remain - like a HT scar. Are you going to allow your scar to determine your level of happiness for the rest of your life.I've lived a lot of decades (with many more to go) and finally learned to just move on so that every day is as full of joy and excitement (and gratitude) as it possibly can be.My suggestions ... trim down your hair significantly. Assess whether laser treatment is appropriate and worth the expense. Perhaps visit a dermatologist for other scar remediation treatments. Accept that hair loss ultimately wins. Then take the lead and simply cut it off and enjoy the liberation. Perhaps have some clever anecdotes ready in case anyone mentions the scar - like how access to your brain was needed to activate super powers for world peace. Something disarming that will move the conversation along to anything else.Haven't you been held hostage by hair issues long enough?
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