I am about to turn 32 and for around 6 years have had thinning hairline corners. It used to really bother and has again started to affect my confidence. I would consider a small transplant but would like to do so in a conservative way so that if my hair loss does progress again and I don't have the money to play catch up then it doesn't look bad. It's been quite stable but my family history is poor with my dad a NW6 and my maternal grandfather a NW4. Is this sort of transplant possible?
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November 2, 2015
Answer: Hair transplant may be an option for you but you need an exam to confirm this. You can see this from many before after photos
Jae Pak, MDHair Restoration Surgeon, Board Certified in Emergency Medicine
You can do hair transplant to lower your hair line. In the hands of an experienced hair transplant specialist, hair line can be reconstructed and look very natural.
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