Toupees, which have been rebranded by some as hair systems and are called cranial protheses by medical professionals, have become an unexpected fixture on social media, with both clients and stylists ...

Bald men are bringing back the toupee as a cost-conscious, realistic alternative to costly hair transplants and treatments — with women surprisingly receptive to the retro trend.

It’s a snap-on toupee. Developed by surgeon Anthony Pignataro, of West Seneca, N. Y., the wig fastens snugly onto four posts screwed into titanium sockets.

They don’t want toupee for hair transplants. Balding millennial men are nixing pricey trips to Turkey — preferring to rock retro rugs instead. Reverting back to the wiggy ways of their ...

A mechanic blew a Snap-On service rep's mind when he asked him to price check a tool he found listed for $49K.

Pignataro, 42, became famous for his snap-on hair invention in the 1980s that required snaps to be surgically embedded into the scalp to attach a toupee. It was sold nationwide via television ...

Em Cheney, 23, used to hate her job applying men’s toupees. Then she started putting it on TikTok. In an interview with PEOPLE, the hairstylist opens up about helping break the stigma around ...

"There is so much shame experienced by men in the hair and beauty industry," toupee artist Emily Cheney told Newsweek.

These men are embracing their Great Recession. Expensive, uber-realistic toupees are the hottest new flex online and in the Big Apple – with some spending hair-raising dough to look their best ...

Andre Agassi congratulates Andres Gomez in after Gomez beat Agassi in the finals of the 1990 French Open, a loss Agassi partly blames on wearing a toupee in his new autobiography.

Toupees are still used to cover male baldness, but Emily Cheney noticed something pretty early on in her cosmetology career. The word “toupee” itself might be six letters, yet it is treated ...