I thought Jude Law got a hair transplant?

He did, but apparently it didn't stick.

I'm glad, the proud comb over is a lost tradition.

If you told me that was Kelsey Grammer I'd've believed you, OP.

I think he just wears hairpieces at this point. His HBO show, The Third Day, debuted last night and he had more hair than this -- though it still looked like a guy who was losing his hair. He is hairy everywhere else though, there was a scene in the rain and he was on his phone and you could see thick, dark swirls of hair on his fingers.

He also looks a good deal thinner in the show than he does in these photos.

What happened?

Jesus, time has not been kind to him.

He used to be so pretty

Guys, let Jude be a lesson for you. If your beard has any gray in it, you have to meticulously maintain it. Otherwise, you will look like a crazy hobo regardless of how rich and well dressed you are.

In fact, just remain clean shaven to be safe.

Oh my. When I took a quick glance at OP's photo, I thought it was Kelsey Grammer.

Oops. Didn't read R3.

Maybe he wears lacefronts

I would still fellate his intact dong if he lets me, and that is it.

He just had his sixth kid. STOP, the world is full!

r1, I genuinely didn't know hair implants sometimes don't take, it's such a long, public process to go through.

He should probably just shave his head and surrender to getting older like Ralph Fiennes did. Fiennes isn't the beauty he used to be, but he still has hot daddy energy. Law looks pathetic.

Oh look he has that 'Phil Collins' remaining hank of hair like a pumpkin stem sticking up in front that makes ya just wanna grab it and shake his head side to side 'til his tongue lolls and he says, "Yi yi yi yi yi yi yi yi yi!

Handsome babyfaced men often age terribly.

The grey beard is the least of his problems, R8.

He was on Fallon last night. He was supremely beautiful when he was young, but I still find him quite studly. Jonny Lee Miller on the other hand hit the wall. Jude looks good older and balding. Jonny can't pull it off.

This was him in last year's "The New Pope." Still looks pretty good to me.

Hair transplants aren't often major gift from the gods people make them out to be; at some point mother nature always wins out...

Instead of smooth skin where hair once grew, where plugs fail person is left with those obvious "scars" not unlike the scalp of a doll's head.

For this and other reasons you're seeing more and more men just shave their heads, or wear a rug... That or just accept things are what they are and move on with life.

[quote] He was on Fallon last night

He did not look good last night, but he was charming. I used to adore his looks although, as R19 noted, he still looks great on The New Pope.

Who would’ve thunk it - a Yankee pope!

Well I guess Sherlock Holmes 3 (with RDJ) won't be happening! They have both lost their heartthrob status. Too old, too grey.

R18: Jonny Lee Miller hit the wall straight out of the gate!

He was so fucking beautiful. Mother Nature is a CUNT.

He’s not pretty anymore but he’s still bigly hot to me.

I watched "Gattaca" (1997) for the first time and didn't know Law was in it: he is almost unrecognizable today. Lots of eye candy in that movie, with Ethan Hawke and Loren Dean looking good too, which helps make up for the terrible script.

Reminds me of Mel Gibson. Mel's hairline is not receding as much, though.

Daddy!

His son should say farewell to his follicles right now.

He needs an entire head transplant

He would book so much better if he just shaved it all off.

The son at R30 is cute if not breathtakingly beautiful as his father was.

How did his hair thicken then become thin again?

I thought hair transplants were permanent?

Transplanted follicles (assuming they take and procedure is successful) yes, normally are permanent. However there are other issues.

Having hair transplant work done while young (20's through 50's or even beyond), cannot or maybe does not take into account what else mother nature has in store. So yes, while the new hair (when it grows in) looks great for five or so years; then can come another issue; hair loss continues.

While the transplanted follicles may continue to grow hair, surrounding area may not; thus thinning and eventual hair loss continues. This can happen to a point that only thing left is transplanted hair. Again this why you see some men with odd visible "plugs" of hair usually along hairline, or crown. The surrounding once lush hair that concealed what was translated is now gone.

Oft given sound advice is for those considering hair transplants to well examine both parents heads of hair, and even both sets of grand parents to get an idea of how hair loss runs in family.

Case in point a hair transplant would have been useless for Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge. While Spencer side of family seems to keep their hair well past middle age; the Windsor side is hopeless, usually starting rather young.