rcdinghairline

Thanks guys, I think I'm letting the nerves get the best of me. Spanker, I will double check with my doctor before the procedure when we do the confirmation of my goals and ideal hairline. I'm happy to use more grafts if need be, and despite how costly is. I'm feeling a lot less anxious now that I've spoken to my doctor and a few other people about it so thanks so much

Thanks Moss and Spanker. I am hoping my results are like this. My doctor has told me that I will need to be very patient and not worry before 8 months post opp. and the full result wont come around until the 12 month mark. Spanker, the doctor told me he will fill the area where my current hairline is, as it is not as dense, and move down, creating a widow's peak. So I guess it wont be lowered 2 cm all the way across. I am just worried that something will go awefully wrong. i have never had surgery before for anything so i am quite anxious. I am just wondering what the worst case scenario is, as with all surgeries there are risks involved. Do you have any thoughts on this?

Thank you. My doctor comes across as very trustworthy. My hair naturally is not very dense, and the plan is to have a 2cm lowering I just don't want my hairline to become worse than it already is. Would you happen to have come across any scenarios like mine on this site? Im finding it a little difficult to find a similar post on the same topic

I am aware and okay with shaving the donor area. My Dr is Dr Jonathan Chan. He is based in Sydney (Link removed by moderator - See Terms of Service). he has told me that we have enough grafts to get the style and density that I want . I will be using 720 grafts

Hello, I am new to this forum. I don't know why I didnt sign up before booking my FUE surgery which is scheduled for next week I just wanted to know if there are any females here who underwent hairline lowering using FUE and if they have had any issues would love any advice or feedback based on your experience. I am 24 years old and dont suffer from hair loss