Would the surgeries have to be separate or could they be at once? What would the approximate cost be? What would the approximate recovery time be? And how would they show me how it would look different before they did it?
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Answer: You would need to see a doctor for an examination and understand if your goal is attainable.
Jae Pak, MDHair Restoration Surgeon, Board Certified in Emergency Medicine
Hair transplant surgery may be an option to reshape your hairline. Hair transplant surgery does not leave a scar on the forehead. It actually can give you a natural and soft hair line as well as rounding of the temple corners. Like all cosmetic surgery, how "natural" this may look depend on the...
Hello, yes I agree without more information or a picture it's tough to know exactly what you mean, but to take a different route, if you feel like the actual size or diameter of your head, from temple to temple is wide, you should need to see a plastic surgeon who can more than likely help you.....
Addressing unwanted bald spots (especially small ones) can be achieved far less invasively using hair transplantation. Through the use of punches, this will involve extracting follicles from the scalp (or body regions, if needed) and inserting them into the empty areas affected by hair loss....