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If you are looking to have a "widow's peak" effect of the hairline, the only way to achieve that would be through hair-transplantation. I'm not sure if that will achieve a natural, aesthetically pleasing result, however.
If you have a lower hairline, removing some adjacent hair with laser can achieve this. With a higher hairline, a hair transplant may be the answer.
can be achieved as Dr. Kabaker states. If you have dark hair, you can use laser to remove the hair to the shape you like. If you have blonde hair, you would have to consider hair transplants to achieve this.
A small hair transplant session could give you this appearance or laser hair removal could sculpt your hairline to a heart shape.
Yes, this is possible. An incision can be placed at or behind the hairline depending upon the configuration of your hairline and any family history of alopecia. Another option would be to place an incision just above the eyebrow. However, the incision stands out for many months and is typically...
Endoscopic browlifts are a good technique to use for patients with mild to moderate eye brow droop and think skin. But even in the best circumstances, I have not found them to be as long lasting as open [trichophytic or coronal] browlifts. You state that you don't want a "coronal" browlift,...
Laser hair removal will work. But you need to understand that it will be permanent. The idea to have your hair cut/styled/shaved to the way you like it first is a great one. That way you can assess if you truly happy with that before you get the laser done.