What physical defect does prufrock does mention often?

A. His bald head

B. a jagged scar

C. his fat stomach

D. his missing finger

The answer is: A. His bald head

In T. S. Eliot's poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," the narrator makes reference to the fact that he is losing his hair. Because he is too concerned about other people's judgement, he repeatedly mentions the fact that he has a bald spot, which is an indication of middle age, and that his arms and legs are too thin.