My hairline of my forehead is naturally uneven. It looks really bad. Any suggestions how to fix it? (Photo)

You are right that your hairline is uneven. This is natural though. It is actually the most difficult part of hair transplant. The goal is to create an uneven look to the hair line. A straight hairline at the frontal area looks odd and mechanical and is a tell tale sign of hair transplant. Enjoy your full thick hair! it looks great.Hope this helps.Best of luck,DrC

Rest assured everyone has some asymmetry to the brow line. If we didn't, we would likely look quite unnatural. That said, if your asymmetry bothers you, there are some options. I would likely recommend hair transplantation to adjust the line. I perform the follicular unit technique, which results in less scarring and produces the most natural result. I encourage you to schedule a consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon with expertise in hair transplantation. Your surgeon can help you determine whether this approach is right for you based on an in-person examination and more detailed discussion of your concerns and goals.

Perfect facial symmetry doesn't exist and actually looks unnatural when created digitally. You could consider hair grafting to the thinner side or laser hair removal. Those fine hairs are very normal though and laser hair removal could make it appear unnatural. This will likely thin as you age. Look at older males in your family to get an idea of how your hairline might change with age. 

 The hairline is always asymmetrical and uneven, so this is normal. Consider hair transplants to augment more hair on the weak side, or laser hair removal on the opposite side

That depends on whether you want the lower part higher, or the higher part lower. For the former, laser hair removal may good for you. You have dark hair and light skin so that makes you an ideal candidate. for the latter, well done single follicle hair transplantation is a great option. Good luck in your process!

Hello.Your hairline appears uneven due to the fine hair. A potential solution is the use of laser hair removal. It is best to seek the advice of a plastic surgeon in your local area before embarking on any treatment.Kind regards,Ivo

Dear coolmen,

Thank you for your clinical post and photograph. Uneven hairlines are very common. Analysis of your
photograph appears that you have very fine hair in the pre-frontal hairline,
but even the thick hair of the hairline is uneven. Certainly, laser hair removal of the fine
hair will resolve some of this issue although there are problems in hairline
laser hair removal in darker skin patients.
At my centre we’ve been doing laser hair removal on all skin types for
over 17 years and can generally do a good job at cleaning up fine hair along
the pre-frontal hairline. The real issue
would be the thicker hair is also uneven; it’s thicker on the left side of the
photograph and lower than on the right side.
Ultimately, the most even hairline will be achieved with hair
transplantation. We use a non-linear scar
technique called follicular unit extraction using the NeoGraft and Artas
devices and have been doing so for 7 years.
We have many patients where we’ve been able to create nice even
hairlines, lower hairlines in thick and thinning areas of hair.

I think you’d be a good candidate for a combination of these
techniques.

I hope this information has been of some assistance and best
of luck.

For more information, please review the link below.

R. Stephen Mulholland, M.D.

Certified Plastic Surgeon

Yorkville, Toronto

There are a couple of options which might benefit your situation.  One is a brow lift, which could help with the asymmetry.  If the issue is the finer hair that extends below your natural hairline, then laser hair removal may be an option.  Seek out a board certified plastic surgeon in your area who has extensive experience.  Best wishes, Dr. Lepore.