The King’s Mane Revisited

Back in 2011, when we first discussed LeBron James’ hair loss, he was still without an NBA championship and vilified throughout sports.  Since that time, LeBron has rehabilitated his image and won back-to-back NBA championships along with numerous other awards.  This has helped LeBron re-establish his brand and become a distinguished figure in the sports world.  To many outside of Cleveland, his infamous ‘decision’ seems like a long time ago. 

For all that LeBron has accomplished on the court the past few years, off the court his hair loss continues to be a concern.  He has shown signs of further recession and, according to sources close to him, continues to be very self-conscious about it.  With his image being significant in importance, the king must soon consider the necessary steps to restore his hair.  With the numerous advancements in the industry of hair transplantation, it would be foolish for him not to at least consider it.

LeBron James showing signs of hair loss before
a game during the 2012-2013 NBA season.

Though no one will question LeBron’s skills on the basketball court, it is a wonder why he has appeared to neglect his hair loss for this long.  Hopefully he takes care of his hairline before it gets called for a backcourt violation.  

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The King’s Mane

With the Miami Heat’s impressive run through the playoffs and into the NBA Finals, LeBron James is once again in the forefront of the league, but what has become more apparent lately is his forehead.

LeBron James on the T-Mobile
Magenta Carpet at the 2011 NBA
All Star Game.

For many years, LeBron has been dealing with the early stages of a receding hairline and it has been reported that he actually wears a headband in an attempt to cover it.  As an athlete in the public eye, his image is quite crucial in marketing his many product lines.  Many individuals tend to stereotype people who are bald or balding, feeling that they are less athletic and don't take care of themselves.  As a professional athlete these are the most vital elements that you want to positively convey to the public.  I mean who wants to buy sneakers from someone with the hairline of George Costanza?

According to a friend of his, LeBron is quite conscious about the issue and actually worries about it quite regularly.  Hair loss is an emotionally difficult process that affects about two-thirds of all men by the age of 35, and the statistics only increase with age.

Whatever “decision” LeBron makes about his hair loss in the coming years, it is an emotionally difficult issue that many men experience.