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Update for the fellas who are still following! I just had another consultation with a doctor and he doesn’t think my receding hairline is that bad. He did recommend me to start taking Biotin to strengthen my thinning hair and also start taking minoxidil on the daily bases as-well using DHT blocking shampoo. He told me there’s no point to get surgery because my hair isn’t in a bad spot as of now and I wouldn’t see huge improvements. It just needs the thinning hair to be more strengthen with more care. Will keep this thread updated as I keep talking to multiple doctors.

I thank you for directing me to these experts. Will definitely contact them to hear their opinion. Thank you again.

I don’t mind trying medication for a year. That’s why I asked for your guys opinion on what I should do. As I said I’m not waiting until I’m in my 30s but I still have a couple years left before I reach that point. If multiple doctors don’t recommended me doing anything but taking medication then I will listen to them. That’s the whole reason why I’m setting up multiple consultations. I also believe you guys are overreacting with the diffuse thinning part. Here’s a couple more pictures recently with my hair cut short. The guy you showed in the video hair was by far in a much worse place then I am (not to put him down or anything). I might even try scalp micro pigmentation before I even think about anything else.

This is not true. I’m not thinning everywhere. The lightning on one of pictures were pretty bad and wasn’t brushed. My crown isn’t thinning.

Late 20s. Trust me I won’t be waiting until I’m in my 30s to get surgery. Also never took any medication in my life hair related. I already had a doctor that told me I’m at a good age to get my hairline lowered.

Never took medication for anything hair related in my life. I just want my temple to close in a bit so my forehead isn’t as big and my hairline to be more dense. Maybe I just need a temple transplant?

I appreciate your concern and thank you for telling me your opinion. As I said hair loss is not my problem. It’s more so restructuring and fixing my hairline like it was in my early 20s. African Americans men specifically can understand where I’m coming from. Especially a guy like me who likes to cut his hair short.

Yeah I completely understand but like you said us African Americans want straight hairlines. What I really want is a lower hairline that’s straight. Money is not a issue for me and would like to lower it before it gets any worse. I don’t even feel comfortable cutting my hair short because I don’t like the look.

Hey y’all I need your guy’s input on the best African American hairline surgeons in the US only. I do not want to go out of country because money is not a issue, I just want the best possible results. I been thinking about getting hairline surgery for couple years now and have done a little research here and there. I got a consultation with Dr Diep this upcoming new year who I thought is a magician fixing AA hairlines after watching a couple YouTube videos. Even so I still want others people input on whose the best at fixing specifically AA hairlines in the US only. Below y’all can see pictures of my hair when it’s a little grown out and when it’s cut low. You can see the thinning and receding more clearly when it’s cut low. I specifically want my temples to be on point and brought in so my big forehead isn’t showing. Most of my family at-least on the men side is bald with big foreheads and just awful hairlines. I pretty much been lucky my hairline hasn’t receded to much after college like my siblings but us African Americans are picky specifically when it comes to hairlines being on point and straight. Would also like to know what Norwood am I and how many grafts do you guys think I would need? I would appreciate any comments below.