I am a female, but have a "M" shaped hair line. It yanks back in points near the upper edges of my hairline and then slightly points down in the middle. I have a large, flat forehead and it feel it really makes me look more masculine.
June 27, 2016
Answer: How to alter my hairline? Without pictures it's really hard to give you an appropriate answer. If it's just your hairline you want to alter you may consider hair transplants or advancing your hairline forward by moving your hairbearing scalp forward. This may not correct the width but may be combined with hair transplants too.The advancement may not improve the width but can be combined with hair grafts.If you have heavy brows, causing a masculine appearance, the hair line advancement incision would work the best. An endoscopic or coronal lift will increase your forehead size.
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June 27, 2016
Answer: How to alter my hairline? Without pictures it's really hard to give you an appropriate answer. If it's just your hairline you want to alter you may consider hair transplants or advancing your hairline forward by moving your hairbearing scalp forward. This may not correct the width but may be combined with hair transplants too.The advancement may not improve the width but can be combined with hair grafts.If you have heavy brows, causing a masculine appearance, the hair line advancement incision would work the best. An endoscopic or coronal lift will increase your forehead size.
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June 22, 2016
Answer: Hairline and forehead lift Great question. Altering of the hairline can be done with a trichophytic brow lift incision, but not significantly so with endoscopic techniques. A trichophytic incision could be used to decrease the relative size of the forehead, and also shape the anterior hairline, but this would require thick hair to hide the scar. If there is thinning of the anterior hairline, hair transplantation may be needed.
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June 22, 2016
Answer: Hairline and forehead lift Great question. Altering of the hairline can be done with a trichophytic brow lift incision, but not significantly so with endoscopic techniques. A trichophytic incision could be used to decrease the relative size of the forehead, and also shape the anterior hairline, but this would require thick hair to hide the scar. If there is thinning of the anterior hairline, hair transplantation may be needed.
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