Actor and former WWE Champion John Cena To fans’ surprise, he shared a photo of his shaved head after his second round of hair transplant treatments. The actor posted a photo of himself smiling while posing with his doctor, and didn’t shy away from admitting to his hair restoration surgery.Cena posted a photo after undergoing her second follicular unit extraction (FUE) procedure at Anderson Hair Center in Atlanta. Sharing the latest news, Cena wrote: “Second round of FUE treatments, this time I’m all in for the best results. Thank you @KenAndersonMD and the staff at Anderson Hair Center for being with me on this journey!”According to People, the procedure is a minimally invasive hair transplant technique in which hair follicles are removed from one area of the scalp and implanted in areas of sparse or balding hair.Fans were quick to react to his latest updates on social media, with many praising the actor for being transparent about hair restoration and helping to reduce the stigma surrounding the procedure. One wrote, “John Cena remains an inspiration to all of us who have had or want to get a hair transplant. In honor of his second round, I had the opportunity to speak with him about his hair transplant.”Another said, “Revealing post-shave recovery photos is the real flexibility, not the surgery itself. Most people hide this stage and he’s deliberately normalizing it.”“Respect to Cena, he’s open to everything and having a process like this, it shows his mentality in WWE. The legendary energy remains consistent.”“I have to respect him because he and everyone have been 100 percent on board with this process,” another said.The actor, who was recently seen on screen alongside Priyanka Chopra in “Head of the Nation,” has been quite candid about his decision to undergo the surgery. The actor previously revealed that he decided to go this route after jokes and pranks from WWE fans.In an interview with People magazine in November 2024, after the star underwent his first round of hair transplant surgery with the help of Dr. Ken Anderson, he revealed how WWE fans inspired him to take his hair health more seriously. “They held me accountable. They weren’t going to let you get away with calling because they were going to eat you alive,” he said. “That’s what a good support system does.”Cena added: “I saw their sign that said ‘Bald John Cena.’ They forced me to see what my options were.”After his first transplant, Cena said the surgery “completely changed the course of my life” and gave him the confidence to pursue acting opportunities.The actor also spoke candidly about the stigma surrounding plastic surgery. “I hate the fact that if there hadn’t been so much stigma, I would have done it ten years ago,” he said.Cena is currently working on Matchbox: The Movie, in which he plays Sean. The film is expected to be released on October 9, 2026.