I was born with basically no temporal point. Is your skull shape a determining factor in a temporal hair transplant? (photo)

The ridge on the picture you show is called the temporal line. It is palpable but in the pocket where the ridge starts is a muscle called the temporalis so it gives everyone a rounded appearance and not a big step off like in the skull. When you loose hair in this region is it likely because of andogenic alopecia or male pattern hair loss. This can be replaced and is best done with a hair transplant. Hope that helps!

The temple points on the hair on the side of your frontal hairline is a left over remnant of your juvenile hairline and is easy to replace if you lost it.