Hi, I was born with a naturally high hairline, I'm a 22 year old male. I have NO history of Male Pattern Baldness in my family (My dad in his 40's has a full head of hair, and the same goes for my grandfather who is nearly 70 with a full head of hair). I was just born with a bad hairline (get it from my moms side) it's something that really bothers me, looking to get it fixed. What is the best way to lower it with natural looking results? Would a hair transplant do the trick? Where to get done?
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Hair transplants can be a good option for lichen planopilaris - if and only if the disease is quiet. If the disease is active, then it would not be a good idea at all. HOW DO I KNOW MY LICHEN PLANOPILARIS IS QUIET?A dermatologist can guide you if your LPP is quiet. In general, LPP is quiet if ...
Yes, but you need an exam by a doctor to establish a diagnosis (make sure there will be no further hair loss), before considering surgery. In general, hair transplant surgery works well for what you describe.
This is standard in my hands and gets the cleanest recipient area within a day after the hair transplant. This iks my routine:An FUE of any transplant including a beard transplant is treated just like a regular hair
transplant with regard to the recipient area, but if the donor area has...