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If you are happy with your hairline and want treatment options you should schedule a consultation with a doctor.
You would benefit from a hair transplant preferably advanced FUE hair transplant using DrUGraft techniques. With this approach not only would you avoid a line of scar, your doctor can selectively extract the best mix of hair including finer hairs from the nape area to correct your asymmetry in a most natural looking manner. The indication for your transplant is not hair loss, for which reason, donor supply is not a concern. I expect about 600-800 grafts would fix your situation
It appears as though a hair transplant can help give you a more symmetric, natural looking hairline. I have done many frontal hairline hair transplants giving natural, aesthetically pleasing results.
Thank you for the question and photo. To correct this one option would be hair transplant. There are multiple techniques for performing hair transplant. Neograft is the preferred technique in our practice as it leaves no scar. Also another commonly performed technique is strip technique. It is best to consult a board certified plastic surgeon to determine what is best for you. Good luck.
You will want to consult with a hair restoration surgeon who specializes in hair line design. A great first step would be an online consultation. Often you can submit photos to top hair restoration surgeons for a complimentary evaluation. This should help lead you in the right direction. Having multiple consultations with different doctors cannot hurt.
"Fixing" your hairline would be a challenge. Without seeing more photos, its not possible to know the height of your current hairline, but it appears to be a very youthful hairline, with a rounded shape and natural asymmetry. Its possible that if you were completely bald, a proper surgically created hairline would be higher and more receded than what you currently have. Placing grafts to even out your current hairline might look odd in the future if you lose more hair.
It's definitely possible to alter your hairline via hair transplant or other methods, but without knowing other details about you such as age, current hair loss pattern (if any), hair density/thickness, etc. it's hard to say what would be the best option for you. It would be much easier to give you a good recommendation if you met a doctor in person.
As you are in Los Angeles, you should arrange to be seen for a free private consultation. See what I can do by reviewing the material below
You can add grafts easily to make your hairline more even. It would be simple and a relatively small procedure. The grafts would take about a year to grow in.My first reaction when I saw your hairline, though, was "Wow. Nice hairline!" All natural hairlines are uneven, so just be careful not to make it TOO symmetrical, otherwise it will start to look unnatural.
Depending on your goals the small elevation of your hairline can be augmented using hair transplants. The Irregular Trichophytjc Hairline Incision can be used but this is more involved and may not be necessary for you. Consult with a surgeon who uses both of these techniques.
Hello,Sun exposure should be avoided for first 12 weeks. UV light can damage hair. More specifically, hair protein degradation occurs at wavelengths of 254nm-400nm, while UVB is responsible for hair protein loss while UVA is responsible for color changes. On newly transplanted hair, the hair ...
If you were given antibiotic by your doctor for an infection, it is best to follow your doctor's recommendation. There is a reason why you were given the antibiotics so you need to see it through.You also need to tell your hair transplant surgeon about this.
These bumps you are talking about appear like bits of elevated graft skin from the original transplant. These bumps occur when the surgeon uses larger grafts, leaves too much skin on the edge of the graft or does not flatten the graft to the skin surface at the time of the surgery.