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18F - what's my next step if I had an unsuccessful hair transplant? (Photos)

ozgemouminMar 21, 2022
So basically I was born with a very high hairline and some baldness on the sides. I underwent hair transplant at the age of 16 with the hope that it will lower my forehead. The results look bad, I have empty patches and the hairline is too unnatural. I have to color spray my hair everyday in order to hide it and I hate it that my hairlines very masculine now. Should I go for a revision forehead reduction or is there anything else I can do? Thanks!

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Dr. Ilhan Serdaroglu, MD
Plastic Surgeon
Answered on Mar 22, 2022
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