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It just controlled my life.   I was always worried about it. I was always thinking about it. It definitely made me feel   really ashamed of how I looked for sure. I'm Chris, I'm 29 and I started losing my hair at 20.   I was a contestant on So You Think You Can Dance, starring in the show and it was such an exciting   time. When my hair first started thinning, the  hair line had moved way back on my head. It   was kind of rapidly going instantly. I couldn't handle the thought of someone looking at my hair   or touching my hair because of how bad it looked  and I was so ashamed of it. I was super young   thinking: I'm 21, I should have a head full of  hair you know. I remember being just so upset.    There was never any really clear answers of why. Doctors were just kind of saying that it was either   hereditary or it can just happen. Most  of the options had a lot of side effects.   The medication made me really worried that if it  was to take it, is it worth the hair growth.    The hair transplant isn't 100% guaranteed that  it can stay forever. The best result we got   was like a hair growth cream. It took about three months to kick in and by 22,   it had come back. So it was like a good six months  of using this cream. It was just so exciting.   So I was living in Los Angeles when I received  one of the worst phone calls I probably could   have ever got in my life. My Mum had passed away. And I guess in that time, the stress was   like unbearable.Immediately my hair just started  to fall out again. I just thought like that's   it. It's not going to come back again. I was consistently trying to hide it. Even for me just going to the mailbox, I would put a hat on. It was just exhausting. I was always worrying   about what I looked like that I just thought the  only option was to completely get rid of it.    Being in the entertainment industry is hard. You're being judged every second on how you look.   Once I shaved the hair off, the job I  was given were just all dad roles or   literally old man roles, like  in inverted commas, "old man".   It was just so disappointing. That for me, was the final straw when I started seeing those words. I was like, I have  to do something about this. If I had known how simple getting a hair  piece was, I would have done it years ago.   I definitely think there is stigma around hair  pieces and toupees today. There's no difference   with a woman getting extensions and a guy getting  something for his hair. I think it's exactly the   same thing. It doesn't matter to me at all that  this isn't my hair. I actually forget that it's   not mine most...