Would I benefit from hair transplanted to corners? (Photo)

I think your current hairline looks pretty good already for someone who is 40 years old. About the receding corners, the question would be "Does it bother you?" Since the hair transplant is a cosmetic surgery so it depends on your decision to do or not to do it. However, I think there is no need to lower the whole hairline much especially you also want to do the hair transplant because the donor hairs are limited.

It sounds like you’re considering restoring the corners of your hairline to achieve a more youthful look, and that’s definitely possible with a hair transplant. Since you’ve noticed some recession but aren’t sure about your Norwood classification, it’s likely you’re somewhere around a Norwood 2 or 3, where the corners of the hairline start to recede.
To restore the hairline to how it was when you were 25, a hair transplant can be an excellent option. You’d likely need between 1,000 to 1,500 grafts for a moderate hairline restoration, depending on the extent of the recession and the density you desire. If you’re already planning to get a beard transplant, it makes sense to address the corners of your hairline in the same procedure.

Hello, and thank you for your question. Your hairline looks good! It all comes down to how badly you want it and if you have a robust donor area. You should consult with a reputable surgeon and see where you stand and what they recommend. Best of luck to you.

Dr. T