Does having a thyroid issue change your attractiveness

levo

Eyes:
Drooping eyelids
Bulging of the eyeballs
Red inflamed eyes
Dark rings under eyes
Puffiness around the eyes
Hair:

Hair loss
Dry hair
Frizzy hair
Brittle hair
Coarse hair
Finer hair
Premature baldness
Premature gray hair
Change in hair texture
Body hair loss
Eyelash loss
Facial hair in women
Thinning or loss of outside third of eyebrows
Nails:

Brittle
Pale
Soft
Yellowish
Ridged
Striated
Thickened
Ingrown toenails
Skin:

Dry skin
Dry itchy scalp
Flaky skin
Cracked heels
Coarse patches
Yellowish or amber tint to their skin
Pale skin
Pale lips
Boils
Pigmentation in skin creases
Rashes
Skin tags
Dermographia (wheals)
Eczema
Impetigo
Cellulitis
Easy bruising
Tendency to form blood clots
Slow wound healing
Bumps on legs
Acne
Breakout on chest and arms
Raynaud’s Phenomenon (discoloration of digits)
Chronic itching
Varicose veins
Premature aging
Parchment-like fine wrinkles
Red butterfly patch over cheeks and nose
Absence or diminished perspiration
Moles and warty growths
Lichen Sclerosus
Vitiligo
Allergies
Hives

Harri3t

That's a tough if not impossible question to answer. Well, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and though bulging eyes, a large goiter, excessive hair loss and severe weight loss or gain might be considered by some to be unattractive, not every thyroid patient develops these nor does everyone reject people because of them. I never felt being hypothyroid defined my beauty or lack of it, nor do I feel any more beautiful now that my levels are back to normal. . IMHO true beauty is on the inside and isn't based on physical features.