John Cena has a new look thanks to a hair transplant he underwent last year.

The actor and wrestling legend revealed his decision to undergo a hair transplant in a new interview with People magazine, saying that he was confronted with this aspect of aging thanks to his fans.

"While I was trying to hide my hair loss, the audience was bringing it to the forefront," Cena said. "I saw their posters that said 'Bald John Cena.' They prompted me to look into the options I had."

The wrestler said that this prompted him to start a new routine that includes "red light therapy, minoxidil, vitamins, shampoo, conditioner," as well as a hair transplant procedure in November.

"I hate the fact that if it weren't so embarrassing, I would have done it 10 years ago. I thought I was alone, but seven or eight out of ten (men) suffer from thinning hair or baldness," he said, adding that "if someone criticizes me for it, I don't think there's anything embarrassing about it."

The transplant, Cena said, "completely changed the course of my life."

Cena announced in 2024 that he would be retiring from World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) at the end of this year, saying in an interview with People that "age is a factor" in his decision.

"I'm not as strong and fast as I used to be," said the star, adding that "my health and my commitment to my partner are the most important things in my life right now, so I think every time I go out (in the ring), I just want to make sure I can give it my all, but it's time to retire."

The Peacemaker star also has a solid acting career outside of his work with WWE, which he credits his hair transplant for helping him achieve.

"A different hairstyle can help me get more work, do what I love," Cena emphasized.

The DC series "Peacemaker," in which the wrestler plays the lead role, will debut its second season this month on HBO Max. | BGNES