Baldness? seriously? In this valley of tears, all the possible weaknesses, congenital defects and hereditary health disorders or flaws a person could have, you're going to make a big deal about baldness of all things?
That is about as superficial as it gets.
As far as I can tell, just about everyone becomes "old" after 60 or 65. Whether it's wrinkly skin, bald, bad memory, bad eyes (if not blind), bad hearing (if not deaf), bad knees, bad back, bad heart, obesity -- something's going to "get you" when you get to late middle age, let alone retirement age.
You're going to die of some illness, if an accident doesn't take you first. Whether it's alzheimers, heart attack, cancer, stroke. Which of those would you prefer? Of course we'd all choose none-of-the-above. But that's not a choice. Welcome to this vale of tears. Form a close relationship with Jesus Christ and His Sorrowful Mother, and death will lose much of its sting.