Proportions

How is your hairline OP? This might help with giving you a guess.

But it's so strange that it's a hairline that resembles MPB while not being MPB.

Why do some people have a NW2 hairline since birth?

Exactly my thoughts

For some guys with certain headshapes and facial features going from NW2 to NW1 can be the difference between being able to style hair upwards and having to do a combover. In those cases I'd say the aesthetical improvement is also big. Not saying it's the case with OP.

I would agree that leaving it as it is would be fine too. The multiples don't look that bad and I assume the hairline frames your face nicely.

There's no such thing as a hairline too low, there's only a lack of donor hair for low hairlines. Everyone would do a low hairline if donor was infinite. I see adding singles in front as an absolute win. Especially if some clinics suggested doing so as well. Your density seems good enough to look good with a low hairline as well.

Why exactly are people telling OP to remove the multiples? Instead of just planting some singles in the front? So confused. Wouldn't removing the multiples cause more scarring, cost just as much and also make the hairline higher and create the appearance of thinning? Sure, adding some singles could make his hairline a tiny bit lower, but I just don't see how that's a bad thing at this stage of OP's HT journey.

If someone with a NW3 could have a successful HT with a nice result, why couldn't OP have one? It just seems counter intuitive that people with a NW3 are encouraged to get a HT, but people with NW1-2 are discouraged.

Have you actually lost any hair? Is your hairline different than 10-15 years ago? Be honest with yourself.

Is there a thread?

The transplant I want to do includes building temple points. I've been looking for doctors who have done this kind of work the most, it seems Eugenix is the one. Would you guys recommend Eugenix? Any other clinics you recommend that do temple points?

Can't wait to see how those temporal peaks turn out

Sounds crazy. But who knows. I guess there is still a lot of discovery to be made in this field.

Looks good. Was this a 440 graft surgery? Or is this just a part of a bigger surgery?