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Thank you once more, everyone, for all your feedback. Expect a better photo to be uploaded soon.

I'm sorry, what's HDC? Are you referring to the clinic's name? It's called Ginzburg Medical, and the surgeon's name is Dr. Alex Ginzburg, as I mentioned earlier. You can check out one of his works here: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=712110837584728. Personally, I think the asymmetry is intentional to achieve a more natural-looking hairline, and I might actually prefer it that way. However, I'll have to wait and see how it develops.

I appreciate all of you. Within a week or so, I'll share a new photo to see if there's been any improvement. The swelling is still significant. In the event that's not the case, can the hairline be fixed, regardless of cost? I'm really anxious. The doctor's name is Dr. Alex Ginzburg. Additional details about him can be found on these pages: https://worldfueinstitute.com/speaker/alex-ginzburg/, https://www.hairtransplant.co.il/en/. Thank you again!

Haha, thank you!

Just a quick note, the clinic I went to isn't a cheap one. It's actually the most popular one in Israel, where I live, as I didn't want to travel abroad for the procedure. The cost was $7,500 USD for 3,000 grafts.

I appreciate your quick response, and I'll be monitoring the situation. According to my surgeon, the asymmetrical hairline was drawn because of my uneven balding pattern. I hope that explanation makes sense.

Hi everyone, I've just had a FUE hair transplant procedure where 3,000 grafts were transplanted. It's been 3 days post-op and I've noticed that one side of my hairline is slightly lower than the other, which has resulted in an asymmetrical hairline. I'm not sure if this was done intentionally or if it's a result of a bad surgery. Has anyone else experienced something similar after a hair transplant? Should I be concerned and bring this up with my surgeon? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!