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Police have released CCTV images of four men they believe may be able to assist in relation to a serious assault earlier this year. The incident took place at around 2am on Sunday, April 3 2022 in Argyle Street, Glasgow. The first man in the CCTV images is described as of large build and bald. At the time the image was captured he was wearing blue jeans and a grey zipped hooded jumper. The second man is described as of medium build with short, fair hair and glasses. He was seen to be wearing blue jeans and a light-blue hooded jumper. The third man is described as of slim build with a shaved head and a short beard. He was wearing faded black jeans and a grey, zipped jacket. The fourth man is described as of medium build with short dark hair that was shaved at the sides and he was wearing black jeans, a grey top and a black jacket. Detective constable Robert Carrigan of Greater Glasgow CID said: “I would urge the men, or anyone who has information relating to any of the men depicted in these images to make contact with the police. 5 on top 3 on sides
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“Anyone with any information is asked to contact 101, quoting reference number 1589 of April 6, 2022. “Alternatively, Crimestoppers can be contacted on 0800 555 111 where information can be passed on anonymously.”Cops want to speak to these four men after city centre assault Police officers released images of four men they believe could help with the investigation into a serious assault in Glasgow city centre. The incident took place around 2am on Sunday, April 3, on Argyle Street in Glasgow. The first man is described as of large build and bald. He was wearing blue jeans and a grey zipped hooded jumper. Glasgow Times: The second man is described as of medium build with short, fair hair and glasses. He was wearing blue jeans and a light-blue hooded jumper. Glasgow Times: The third man is described as of slim build with a shaved head and a short beard. He was wearing faded black jeans and a grey, zipped jacket. The fourth man is described as of medium build with short dark hair that was shaved at the sides. He was wearing black jeans, a grey top and a black jacket. Glasgow Times: Officers are encouraging the men or 3 on sides haircut
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anyone who knows them to come forward. READ MORE: Man hospitalised following crash as busy Glasgow road closed in Shettleston Detective Constable Robert Carrigan of Greater Glasgow CID said: “I would urge the men, or anyone who has information relating to any of the men depicted in these images to make contact with the police. "Anyone with any information is asked to contact 101, quoting reference number 1589 of April 6, 2022. "Alternatively, Crimestoppers can be contacted on 0800 555 111 where information can be passed on anonymously.”Three quarters of balding men believe their hair loss is holding them back from finding true love, according to research. The study of 800 adult males who have thinning or no hair found 73 per cent claimed to have less luck on the dating scene than their hirsute friends. One in five blame their receding hairline, with 32 per cent believing they were luckier in love when they had full locks. It also emerged 40 per cent feel their hair loss has knocked their confidence when approaching women.
Men often experience their confidence being knocked due to comments on their appearance - with receding hairlines being haircut 2 on sides 3 on top
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one of the top insecurities. (Image: run co/Getty Images)
Dr Furqan Raja, specialist hair transplant surgeon for The Private Clinic of Harley Street, which commissioned the research, said: “Most men are already anxious around dating but hair loss forms a large part of this anxiety. “Images portrayed on social media have raised unrealistic expectations and we find people comparing themselves to what they see as perfection. “While some may think hair loss is not a significant issue, it can have a psychological impact on confidence, especially as physical features are one of the areas dates often notice first. “But the good news is there are solutions to tackling baldness and ultimately maintaining good health of your hair to last longer.” The study also found 18 per cent of those polled have experienced some form of negativity towards their hair loss, with a further 23 per cent witnessing it happen to other people. Of those, 47 per cent have heard comments about not wanting to date someone who is losing their hair, while 41 per cent have faced jokes about a receding hairline. And 48 per cent have noticed someone staring at their hair or baldness. As 3 on the sides 4 on top
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a result, 42 per cent wished they had a better head of hair, with 22 per cent of those thinking about this as often as once a day. While 30 per cent have even considered a hair transplant, believing it would improve their career, love life and confidence. But of those who haven’t considered the procedure, 47 per cent think it would be too expensive while 13 per cent fear the treatment.
Balding men feel that losing their hair is slimming their chances in finding love. (Image: SWNS)
The study, carried out via OnePoll, also found 39 per cent started to notice their hair thinning before reaching their mid-thirties, with 44 per cent blaming it on genetics. While 26 per cent put their baldness down to cutting their hair too short and 21 per cent worry it’s due to dying it too much. Mr Michael Mouzakis, expert hair transplant and plastic surgeon, also based at The Private Clinic, which offers FUE hair transplants, said: “Baldness is caused by various factors such as excess hair treatment, stress and mostly down to genetics. “We’re here to help men keen to make the first 3 on the sides haircut long on top
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step and be more open about their hair in a positive manner. “It's normal to lose hair. We can lose between 50 and 100 hairs a day, often without noticing. "Hair loss is not usually anything to be worried about, but occasionally it can be a sign of a medical condition. “Some types of hair loss are permanent, like male and female pattern baldness. This type of hair loss usually runs in the family. “Other types of hair loss may be temporary. They can be caused by an illness, stress, cancer treatment, weight loss or iron deficiency.”
Hair loss is a common concern among young men, according to Dr. Susan Massick, a dermatologist.
She described catching male-pattern baldness early as the best way to prevent further hair loss.
Though there is no cure for male-pattern baldness, some treatments can help slow hair loss and even regrow hair if caught early, according to Dr. Susan Massick, a clinical associate professor of dermatology at the Ohio State University. Massick said she frequently saw patients for hair loss and young men were especially concerned about prevention. The most important thing to keep as much hair as possible, she said,
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is to catch hair loss early. Massick told Insider a balanced diet and topical minoxidil were two methods she'd recommend to patients to help treat hair loss and male-pattern baldness. A balanced diet rich in protein and iron can help Massick said that while hair loss could come from stress and an autoimmune disease called alopecia areata, the majority of her patients had androgenic alopecia, or male-pattern baldness. According to Cleveland Clinic, an estimated 25% of men will notice hair loss before age 21, and 70% will experience hair loss as they age. Male-pattern baldness is caused by the hormone dihydrotestosterone, or DHT, Massick said, which shrinks hair follicles, causing hair to grow thinner and fall out more easily. Massick said male-pattern baldness occurs primarily on the hairline, temples, and top of the head. This hair loss can happen slowly, and she said it's important to catch it as early as possible to keep as much hair as you can. A balanced diet rich in protein and iron can help keep your hair healthy and strong, Massick said. Foods like chicken, eggs, greek yogurt, and beef contain high amounts of protein, which is most of what
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makes up hair follicles. Protein also contains iron, which helps the body bring oxygen to cells associated with hair growth, according to Healthline. Dr. Debra Jaliman, a board-certified dermatologist who is an assistant professor at the Dermatology Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, previously told Insider that when the body doesn't get enough protein, the protein that is consumed is allocated toward essential body functions, which doesn't include hair growth. Put as little stress on your hair as possible Massick said to avoid putting tension on your hair whenever possible; hair styles like perms, extensions, and hair straightening can put stress on your hair that can make it more likely to fall out. She said reducing the amount of hair styling and product you use is also a good idea. Massick says shampoos that advertise hair growth usually aren't worth your money because they don't stay in your hair long enough to penetrate to your follicles. She said shampoos meant to treat conditions like dandruff and eczema, which can cause hair loss, can be effective at treating those conditions but not hair loss itself. Topical minoxidil can help prevent hair loss when used regularly Minoxidil,
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commonly known by the brand name Rogaine, is an over-the-counter medication that Massick said had been shown to help prevent hair loss and, in some cases, regain lost hair. While it's unclear exactly how minoxidil works, it's thought to enlarge hair follicles and increase the body's hair-growth phase, according to Healthline. She said the most important part of using the medication was consistency. "It's not how frequently you do it," she said. "It's more the consistency in using it over time. So whatever benefit it may give you, you're going to lose if you stop." Ask your doctor about oral medications Massick said that if you're concerned about hair loss, you should talk to your doctor about a medication called finasteride, which is usually prescribed to treat both enlarged prostate and male-pattern hair loss. She said the medication worked by reducing levels of DHT in the body. Though finasteride can help prevent hair loss, she said there's a risk of side effects such as erectile dysfunction and reduced semen production. Massick said while this could be an effective medication, people should make sure to discuss the side effects with their doctor
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