Thoughts on hair line design.

[RolyPolyBird]

As the title says, interested in people’s thoughts about this hair line design. Specifically the height of the hair line. 
Taking in consideration the rule of thirds, frontalis muscle and curvature of the scalp.

 

Edited April 11, 2023 by RolyPolyBird

[Doron Harati]

About the height we need measurement of your current hairline using a tape down to the eyebrows.

Be aware that the peaks job are very hard task to executed correctly, must consist only single grafts and correct hair angles, not everyone are good candidates for peaks "close as possible for natural result".

[Gatsby]

The only true way to asess your hairline is in person. But just going by your pics I would say that this design will give you a youthful appearance with the temple points while still having a hairline that will age well over the many years ahead of you. All the best! 👌

[A_4_Archan]

I would agree with what gatsby said ,from your pics it looks fine(not too conservative and not too much aggressive) ,you will get a good hairline which will age well....best of luck and keep updating ...

[Rafael Manelli]

For me it it a bit higher than is ideal, so it strikes a balance between aesthetics and donor management, which is fine. 

[Rafael Manelli]

Here's where I'd go if the donor were sufficient. 

[NikosHair]

22 hours ago, RolyPolyBird said:

interested in people’s thoughts about this hair line design.

I like it 👍 It should create big visual improvement, providing you get decent density in the recipient site.

I wouldn't be a fan of lowering the hairline anymore, as your hair looks fairly straight and fine. 

Perhaps you can provide photos pre-hairloss?

[Hairy Henderson]

I like it as well.  Not too conservative, not too aggressive.

[Rafael Manelli]

You have a fantastic beard incase you wanted to use any of that. 

[RolyPolyBird]

Thank you for everyone’s kind and encouraging words, it really means a lot! I’ve always had a high hair line so I was very conscious of the new hair line not being too aggressive. Once the HT progresses a bit further I will do a separate thread with full write up with all the specific details.

In the meantime this is the result of the HT on Day 3 directly after a wash back at the clinic.

My slight concern is the right temple is fractionally higher than the left but I maybe being over critical.

 

 

Edited April 12, 2023 by RolyPolyBird

[Hairy Henderson]

Which clinic?

[RolyPolyBird]

7 hours ago, Calihome1 said:

Which clinic?

I’ll save that for the full write up.

[Rafael Manelli]

It’s completely normal to have some asymmetry in the temples. The work looks good and conservative.

[Navthedon]

Too high, needs to be lowered

 

[Rafael Manelli]

On 4/14/2023 at 4:22 AM, Navthedon said:

Too high, needs to be lowered

 

It's a little late for that now! 

A lower design would mean sparser coverage 

[A_4_Archan]

Nice hairline imo...its not too conservative and not too much aggressive ..work looks clean and dense packed ...the implantation pattern of the hairline is also good ...you will going to get a good outcome ...best of luck...Happy growing and keep updating ..r u on medication ?

[Navthedon]

On 4/19/2023 at 4:56 PM, Rafael Manelli said:

It's a little late for that now! 

A lower design would mean sparser coverage 

why? don't u have any donor hair remaining?

[Rafael Manelli]

1 minute ago, Navthedon said:

why? don't u have any donor hair remaining?

Because OP already had his transplant 

[Melvin- Admin]

On 4/12/2023 at 4:18 PM, RolyPolyBird said:

Thank you for everyone’s kind and encouraging words, it really means a lot! I’ve always had a high hair line so I was very conscious of the new hair line not being too aggressive. Once the HT progresses a bit further I will do a separate thread with full write up with all the specific details.

In the meantime this is the result of the HT on Day 3 directly after a wash back at the clinic.

My slight concern is the right temple is fractionally higher than the left but I maybe being over critical.

 

 

I think the design looks good, asymmetry is natural. 

[2Bulls]

Asymmetry is normal and natural. Good surgeons but the lower side on the side where you separate your hair.

[duckling]

On 4/12/2023 at 5:50 AM, Rafael Manelli said:

Here's where I'd go if the donor were sufficient. 

Like your design, but this might be a little too low or good for people with great donor and slow mpb. He will look so much younger though 😄 . His design is little higher than one i like.

So, Maybe meeting halfway between your design and his design is where i would go to make sure donor is left for future surgeries and also it ages well. 

[duckling]

On 4/13/2023 at 4:48 AM, RolyPolyBird said:

Thank you for everyone’s kind and encouraging words, it really means a lot! I’ve always had a high hair line so I was very conscious of the new hair line not being too aggressive. Once the HT progresses a bit further I will do a separate thread with full write up with all the specific details.

In the meantime this is the result of the HT on Day 3 directly after a wash back at the clinic.

My slight concern is the right temple is fractionally higher than the left but I maybe being over critical.

 

 

both temples need not be same. Its better for irregularity. Your hairline is slightly higher but that also means more dense packing of grafts. So , happy growing and keep updating with progress pics.  Should be a good case to follow.

Edited April 22, 2023 by duckling

[Rafael Manelli]

1 hour ago, duckling said:

Like your design, but this might be a little too low or good for people with great donor and slow mpb. He will look so much younger though 😄 . His design is little higher than one i like.

So, Maybe meeting halfway between your design and his design is where i would go to make sure donor is left for future surgeries and also it ages well. 

That is why I said I'd do this hairline "if donor were sufficient". In other words this is the most aggressive I'd go.