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John Cena Discusses New Hair Transplants In New Interview

Cena said a second follicular unit extraction procedure filled a remaining bald spot after fans repeatedly pointed out his thinning hair.

  • John Cena underwent a second hair transplant earlier this year to address a small remaining spot, 15 months after his initial procedure in late 2024.
  • Years of struggling with hair loss prompted Cena to seek treatment after WWE fans publicly pointed out his thinning hair. He previously stated, 'I hate the fact that if there wasn't so much shame around it, I'd have gotten it done 10 years ago.'
  • Cena's first operation lasted 13 and a half hours, while the second took eight hours. He praised doctor Ken Anderson as 'a master' of the restoration process.
  • Cena recovered quickly and returned to filming shortly after the procedure. He maintains his new locks with a strict routine including red light therapy, vitamins, and finasteride to preserve his doctor's work.
  • Other prominent men have been transparent about hair restoration; The Soup star Joel McHale previously stated he would be 'fully bald' without his four transplants, illustrating growing celebrity openness.
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ArcaMax Publishing broke the news on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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