Asymmetrical hairline - will it be noticeable when my hair grows out?

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Hi had a micro FUE procedure recently and the hairline is a little asymmetrical. To me it looks similar to 10 years ago and more natural. Will it be noticeable when my hair grows up ?

Anna Chacon, MD, FAAD · Answer

Mild asymmetry in the hairline is actually quite common, even naturally, and is generally not noticeable once the hair grows out. In many cases, this slight variation can make the hairline appear more natural compared to a perfectly symmetrical one, which can sometimes look artificial. As your transplanted hair matures and blends with your existing hair, the difference is likely to become even less perceptible.

Marco Barusco, MD · Answer

Hello,

A slightly asymmetrical hairline can actually enhance the natural appearance, as perfectly symmetrical hairlines often look unnatural. Once your hair grows out and thickens, the overall result should blend seamlessly with your existing hair, making it even less noticeable. However, if you have any concerns as healing progresses, consult your surgeon for reassurance or adjustments if needed.

Best regards,
Dr. Marco Barusco

Ilhan Serdaroglu, MD · Answer

Asymmetry  is  at the  nature of  fromtal  hairline and  it  should not bother you because  that will  be unnoticable after growing up  of  hair  .

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