stevenw87
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I know, it's def a lot. Keep in mind it is in Canadian dollars if that makes a difference. Also, there's not a lot of hair transplant clinics where I live -
Thank you so much for the help!
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Ah yes right above my ear. Parietal hairline it is then haha. Now, will the hair grow as effective even though hair has never grown in that area before?
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Thanks for the info. Yes this area is somewhat exposed with my current hairstyle, medium length hair. I did try to cut it shorter one time (#1 razor), and it was fully exposed. The hairline is about 1-1.5 inches above the top of my ear. I use a number 4 razor for the sides. I just want to be able to cut it shorter and have a normal hairline in that particular area. I know it might seem like a minor problem to some people, but it gets frustrating trying to cover it up.
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The rest of my hair is perfectly fine. Yes I do understand that this is a very minor procedure. Its basically a touch up. And yes, unfortunately it is very pricey. But it's been bugging me forever. I've had long hair since the I was a child. When the side of my head is cut short or shaved, it looks abnormal and awkward.
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Just wondering if this area is sufficient for 200 grafts. I haven't been able to see a sample size of 200-400 grafts on the internet to compare
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Can anyone help?
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Hi everyone, This is my 1st post, totally new to hair transplant, so please bare with me. Ever since i can remember, my temporal hair line has been higher (above my ears). Not until recently, i decided to do something about it. I just had an assessment done for FUE. The doctor said 200 grafts each side, for a total of 400 grafts. My question is, do you guys think 200 grafts for each side is enough to make it look like a natural temporal hairline? i will attach a picture. Also, i was quoted $4800 + GST for this procedure (CAD). Thanks for the help! Steve
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