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

Thank you for your inquiry! Based on your photos, you're a great candidate for Neograft which is a hair transplant procedure. We would love to sit down with you in person and discuss your concerns and all your options. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon to assist you...

Hello, Yes, leg hair can be used for chest hair transplants, as it closely matches the finer texture of natural chest hair. However, leg hair grows in shorter cycles, so the results may differ slightly from scalp hair. A consultation with a skilled surgeon can determine if this is a feasible...

Reversing a hair transplant is possible, but it does come with certain considerations. If the goal is to remove the transplanted grafts and restore your original hairline shape, the procedure typically involves excising or extracting the transplanted follicles through Follicular Unit Extraction...

Yes, PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) can absolutely be used together in one session to enhance hair transplant results. The combination can provide a more sustained release of growth factors, promoting healing and stimulating hair growth. I typically recommend separate...

Thank you for sharing your photos and detailed questions. Based on your description and images, your current baldness pattern appears to be relatively advanced, but whether this represents your final stage depends on factors such as family history, age, and ongoing hair loss progression. A hair...

At 7 months post-FUE, you’re still in the early to mid-stages of visible hair growth, which means your final outcome is still developing. Typically, 60-70% of the hair has grown in by this time, with more density and thickness expected over the next few months. If the current growth shows good c...