If humans can have plastic electronics inserted to regulated their hearts, steel to replace bone, why can’t we simply have wigs surgically attached to us when balding?
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It is physically possible to do something like that, but it’s better to have surgery in order to just get a hair transplant because a surgically attached wig is just way more cumbersome for no reason. Plus, with hair transplants you feel like you’re actually growing hair, whereas having to wear a wig, surgery or not, still has that sense of internal shame and annoyance, which is why most people don’t like balding in the first place. Put simply, it’s impractical.
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