I'm a natural born female, not transgender, but my hairline has always been quite masculine. Oddly, it's mainly my right side and not the left. It's like I have a receding hairline, mostly at the temples. Would hairline lowering solve this? I have been planning on getting a brow lift and figured hairline lowering could be performed at the same time. However, I do not want my central hairline lowered; just at the temples. Normally the way I part my hair hides it, but it's annoying. Thank you.
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July 20, 2015
Answer: You need an exam
Jae Pak, MDHair Restoration Surgeon, Board Certified in Emergency Medicine
Some people may try to make hair transplantation into a "nonsurgical" procedure but this is not true. Incisions are made in the skin to accomplish hair transplantation, and this makes it a surgical procedure. The hairline can be lowered in female patients with either hair transplantation or...
There are two types of procedures for lowering a hairline. One, is a surgical excision of the upper forehead followed by the downward advancement of the hairline up to an inch from where it was prior to the surgery. To accomplish this, the entire scalp from the frontal hairline to the very back ...