I was recently considering a hair transplant to lower my hairline. I was born with a very high one, and in my 20s, it receded a little around the temples too. The hairline is also not square, but round. I would want to fix both the forehead height and the shape of the hairline (incl. temples). I wrote to one clinic, where they told me my hair is "good", so now I am wondering if I am too critical. Can my hairline be lowered around 1.5 cm using FUE? Or is it unreasonable?
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Having run-of-the-mill dandruff will not affect your transplant result. However, if your dandruff has not cleared up with anti-dandruff shampoos, you might consider seeing a dermatologist to rule out other conditions, even if you don't have classic symptoms of something else.
It is good practice to wait for a second procedure. It gives a good indication to the surgeon how well the initial grafts have taken and generally will be monitoring you with medical therapy. Some people can achieve substantial visual improvements after 12- 18 months. In my practice I always 18...
Hi! In your case, it will be an excellent result if will be transplant approximately 3000-3200 grafts using the FUE method. We will completely restore the front line, restoring its naturalness, and also cover the temporal bald patches as much as possible. Unfortunately 1200-2200 grafts are not...