The right side of my hairline goes much further back than my left. I already accept that I have a big forehead so that's whatever but I would like it to be symmetrical. Would hair grafting/ transplant be an option or forehead reduction surgery? I know it's probably tricky bc it's the front of my head but it effects my self esteem & it's hard to hide it. I have provided photos. Thank you!
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October 7, 2016
Answer: If you want a symmetric hair line, a hair transplant surgery may be one option.
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Washing your hair after a hair transplantation is an important step for restoration. We usually have our patients start spraying hair with lactated ringers with liposomal ATP as well as other growth factors twice a day to help your hair process start ASAP. A...
If the hair follicles were damage during your injury, then the hair will be absent. However, once the skin graft heals, it is possible to transplant hair into that area to help remake your mustache.
There is certainly nothing to lose from trying medication first. After using it 6-12 months you may decide that the improvement in hair caliber is sufficient and your hair loss is stabilised. This way you may prevent unnecessary surgery. However, if you are fed up of looking at a thinning...
