I had FUE HT last week and I am beginning to notice that my hairline is asymmetric. From what I have learned, some doctors prefer to make it asymmetric to create a natural look. Is this true in my case or is it too asymmetric? Note: I have some hair on my forehead (below the FUE hairline) due to razor shaving.
February 24, 2017
Answer: Symmetry of hairline Based on your photo there does appear to be some mild asymmetry but very few natural hairlines are completely symmetrical.I think your ultimate result will look very nice.
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February 24, 2017
Answer: Symmetry of hairline Based on your photo there does appear to be some mild asymmetry but very few natural hairlines are completely symmetrical.I think your ultimate result will look very nice.
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February 23, 2017
Answer: Asymmetry You're correct in that a little asymmetry is natural, and many doctors often attempt to recreate this when designing a hairline. Whether or not your doctor made it too uneven is up to your opinion, as it depends on how it looks with your face and what the hairline will look like once your hair has grown out. You should voice your concerns to your doctor, but keep an open mind as you may think it looks better once the hair has grown out further.
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February 23, 2017
Answer: Asymmetry You're correct in that a little asymmetry is natural, and many doctors often attempt to recreate this when designing a hairline. Whether or not your doctor made it too uneven is up to your opinion, as it depends on how it looks with your face and what the hairline will look like once your hair has grown out. You should voice your concerns to your doctor, but keep an open mind as you may think it looks better once the hair has grown out further.
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