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Men turn to painful and expensive cosmetic surgeries for luscious locks during pandemic chaos.

In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been an unexpected boom in the cosmetic surgery industry – and it’s all down to men hoping to grow new luscious locks. Via often painful and extremely expensive surgeries, men all over the world are using their downtime to transform their look and become the proud owners of a brand-spanking-new head of hair.

Meet Bob, a middle-aged man who, after years of feeling self-conscious about his receding hairline, decided to bite the bullet and undergo the scalp transformation that would finally make him feel like a real man. “It was tough,” Bob tells us, wincing at the memories of the painful surgery. “But it was so worth it. I never thought I’d be able to grow my hair out like this again!”

Bob is just one of the many men who have turned to this unusual hair-growing procedure over the last year. With Covid-19 causing widespread panic and chaos, people have been forced to find new ways to keep themselves busy – and some folks have taken that to the extreme, going under the knife to get a full head of hair.

But it’s not just the cost of the surgeries that makes it such a difficult decision. The procedures themselves are notoriously painful, and can leave patients with a long and difficult recovery process. But, for many men, it’s a price worth paying to get the head of hair they’ve always dreamed of.

So if you’re feeling a little bored during lockdown, why not give one of these hair-growing procedures a try? Just be prepared to shell out upwards of $15,000 – and maybe invest in some painkillers while you’re at it!

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