Olburgs

Yes, I am not experiencing any natural hair loss, but I have a hairline that is shaped like a NW 2, my brother and mother share the same shape but their hair is thicker so they use this to cover up. (When looking at photographs, I always had high temples, even as a toddler) As for the history: My father's side of the family doesn't seems to be affected by hair loss at all. My grandfather on my mothers side is completely bald. But my grandmother (mothers side) isn't suffering from baldness as her brother still has his hair. So technically speaking, i suppose there is nothing to 'restore', but can hair transplant techniques be used to lower/shapen my hair line? And would it be advisable?

The nose is called rhinoplasty. As for your neck, face and chest: try working out again. You've been doing this only for a few months. What I can recommend is think before taking any procedures. Wait a few years, if it is still bothering you than you could proceed.

I am a 23 year old male with thin hair and what seems like a Norwood type 2 balding pattern. But the problem is when I looked at past photographs I've had this pattern for at least 7 years. (Maybe even 15 years). My question is: is there a hair restoration technique that can be used to achieve a desirable result?