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I've always had a widow's peak. I would like to fill in the widow's peak over time using the FUE method.

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I'm a Women 20 years old. Will the fue make the current hair in the widows peak fall out? I want to shave the smallest area possible and then repeat the procedure and improve my hairline over time,rather then shaving a large area.

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FUE do not work well on African American patients. You would also have to shave your head.  Don't trust doctors only because they are on this webstite.  Meet the doctors in person an then form your opinion.

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