Before and after a single procedure totaling 1432 grafts. The patient was unhappy with her high hairline and wanted it lowered.

As you can see, the hairline is very natural looking and she's quite pleased.

This is a very nice improvement Dr. Rassman.

Thanks for sharing this with us.

Best wishes,

Bill

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Looks kinda pitted where hair exits scalp and a tad course/pluggy for a female. Since no MPB, maybe nape hair would of been finer. IMO

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At first I was going to say geeez this looks like a female hairline but then realized it is
Yes there is an improvement but the pitting is quite evident .
Also the new generation of top doctors would use their dense packing skillz to the maximum on this case since she will not need further work ,well except for now
I think at least 2000 would have been more appropriate

I do agree that the hair in the front is rather coarse, but I believe this is amplified since the hair is being pulled back, tugging on the root.

I've just blown up the photos on my computer to see why some of you are saying there is obvious pitting. I'm failing to see it.

Bill

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The tiny pitting look could be from the hair yanked back .
Something doesnt look natural to me though.
Maybe its just the picture
Its hard to tell.

Yeah, but even if it's from the hair being pulled back, females wear their hair in ponytails.

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Yes your right .
Man oh man have the times changed .
I guess some doctors havent realized that just having hair where there was once none is not good enough anymore.
If its not totally UNDETECTABLE these days then its actually a failure

Can't say that it looks entirely natural. My hairline looked like that to some degree, and the culprit was double-hair grafts placed on the hair line. The thing about doubles is that they often appear to be coarse, single follicles; however, upon closer inspection, you can actually separate and split the offending grafts, revealing two (or more) individual hairs. In my case, the multi-hair grafts would make the root almost seem like a tiny, black dot, reminiscent of pitting. Maybe it's just the pics and low density, but I would guess that there are some subtle doubles going on in there.

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