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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
Excessive heat can prevent hair from growing in, even without actually scarring the flesh, per se. Such as the heat of being burned as a kid, possibly (I'm no doctor, but I doubt the WWE would consult a medical expert anyways)
I'd also like to offer that there are parts of my face that will not grow hair at all, as a result of having my face opened up on ice. There is no remaining scar tissue that I can tell--The areas are just bald, or as close as to make little difference.
That's the funny thing about the human body...It's very resillient, but nowhere near as consistent as we'd like it to be.
Hmmmm...Maybe I could work some sorta wrestling gimmick around that. After the Undertaker Burned Kane, Kane lit the halfway home where his other brother was staying on fire. And unlike Kane, I don't need makeup to look hideous and deformed. Between my natural "beauty" and the odd facial hair I could have if I grew out, I'd be cracking mirrors naturally...
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Ok, but then why did he still have some hair when he first took the mask off? And the fact that he apparently had on fake hair the whole time he's been in the WWE? Thats just dumb. My point is that the angle wasn't planned out as well as it should have been.