Is my hairline repairable? Horrific FUE Transplant (Photo)

Hello,
You can have a revision, if there are multiple grafts on the hairline, there can be retouch with single grafts. If you want to remove th egrafts, best wat is to get laser hair removal

I am sorry to learn about your experience. I can understand why you are not happy with your results. It is true that natural-looking hairlines are characterized by having a soft, feathered outer edge which consists of finer hairs. Also the design of your hairline and temples matters. This would include special considerations such as:

1) mathematical proportions relative to facial features such as the eyebrows, nose, and chin (i.e Rule of Thirds)
2) the shape of your facial features. At my clinic, we design hairline and temple recesses with the characteristics of nature in mind. For example aquiline features (i.e. thin face, sharp nose) tend to naturally have more strongly angled temple contours, compared to square or rounded faces. We make efforts to replicate these natural tendencies.

If your hairline is too low, it is possible to extract the unwanted hair structures (i.e. hair follicles). At my office, we specialize in safely harvesting all types of hair. We are able to do this because we've developed advanced special technology which can perform extractions anywhere on the body or scalp. In your case, we would consider areas such as the legs or the nape, where hair tends to be very thin.

Below is a real-life patient case where we used leg hair to achieve this gentleman's final hairline

As you are aware, there are several things that give your transplanted hairline an unnatural appearance, such as the shape, position, types of hairs used, and possibly the angles of the hairs as well. My recommendation would be to seek laser hair removal that progressively re-approximates a more natural hairline appearance. After that, another conservative hair transplant can be undertaken to fill in gaps and give a "softer", more natural appearance.