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Thanks for submitting your photos. Based on them a straight hairline is not the correct way of a hair transplantation and it will look unnatural. In my opinion you should not go ahead with a straight hairline. Please consult with a surgeon who has extensive experience in hair transplantation. He can draw and show you which will be better for your case. Good luck...
If you want a straight hair line, you need to discuss with with your doctor. FUE has nothing to do with straight hair lines. FUE is just a harvesting method.
Having a straight hairline is generally not advised as its not natural. The male hairline should follow the shape of an M and regardless on what shape your hairline is, you can create the same hairline with both FUE and FUT. You should seek an experienced hair transplant surgeon in your country to discuss hairline design options with. The ISHRS is a great organization to help locate a surgeon in your region.
A perfectly straight hairline is generally not something that doctors suggest. Not only does it run the risk of looking really fake and unnatural if not done right, but the straight hairline that everyone wants now may not be 'fashionable' in 10 or so years, which could force many into wanting to change/undo their own personal hairline.
The hairline is part of the artistry of a transplant. FUE, FUT or RFUE the hairline should never be straight. If the hairline is too straight it appears unnatural defeating the goal of a good transplant to look natural and undetectable. I recommend you visit with a physician and discuss your goals, only the perform surgeon can give you the best answer.
Hairline created in hair transplantation shows how experienced is your doctor. Every hairline should be planned proportional to the patient's face. Some might be lower some might be higher, straight or not , but in any case it should be looking natural at the end.The line should be dense enough to make a smooth passage to both temporals. You are advised to find an experienced surgeon for the best and suitable hair line for your face type and age .
I recommend a consultation with a hair restoration surgeon to discuss your options, as well as the design of your new hairline.
A straight hairline is avoided when performing the hair transplant procedure. Due to the fact it gives an artificial look. Go to your nearest hair transplant doctor and discuss your options further before your decision.Thank You
Straight hairlines are not natural. You look like a young guy - keep in mind that as you age a straight hairline may not be desirable or attractive. The question of FUE transplant has nothing to do with the hairline. FUE and FUT are just ways to MOVE hair. Deciding on the best and most natural hairline for your face is a separate process from deciding the best way to remove donor grafts before transplanting. See a reputable hair transplant surgeon in your area before doing anything, my friend, and start educating yourself on the best approaches for you to improve your hair. Resources that are not trying to sell you anything (like the ISHRS) are the best places to begin.
You have a Classic Class 3 frontal balding pattern ideal for a hair transplant to put it back where you want it to be
If you had FUE, the extracted hairs will not return. So your donor area would not be perfectly back to its original thickness. If the donor area was not depleted or over harvested it would take several weeks of hair growth to cover any scarring.
Without knowing the details of your first procedure or having a clearer idea of your goals for the second, there's no way to make a recommendation on whether FUT or FUE is better for you. I suggest talking with your original doctor about a second procedure and going from there- but in...
I recommend waiting 2 weeks, but doctors generally would tell you to wait anywhere from a week to a month, it just depends on how conservative they are and any factors that are relevant in your case. The best answer you could get to this question would be from asking your doctor directly.