Frontal Hair Line restoration by FUE Hair transplant surgery

Frontal Hair Line restoration by FUE Hair transplant surgery

I have a low frontal hairline. Is it possible to change the frontal hairline through the FUE Hair Transplant method?

When I was in my early 30s, I experienced hair loss; therefore, I had two FUT hair transplantations in years of 2004 and 2005. Even though I am happy with my hair situation, my frontal hairline is too low and unnatural. Is it possible to transfer the hair on the front to the bald middle areas by using the new FUE hair transplant method?

If you are not happy with your frontal hairline, you can talk with your doctor to move it higher. If it is collected by using a 0.6mm – 0.7mm punch as much as possible, there will be minimal scar. It is possible to transplant them to bald areas, but since most of them are singular, the covering effect will not be satisfying.

Another alternative is removing unwanted ones through laser epilation. In order to plan all of these, your frontal hairline should be examined.

Post-surgery after a hair transplant

Even after 5 weeks have passed since the FUE hair transplant, why has none of the transplanted hair been lost?

I had hair transplantation using the FUE method 5 weeks ago. My doctor mentioned both written and verbally that transplanted hair will be lost in 4 weeks. It is told many times that it is a natural process. Right now, 5 weeks have passed after the hair transplant, and there are no visible surgical scars. I am extremely happy with my hair, but all the hair is still in place. Even though I am happy with that, I still cannot stop thinking that there might be a problem.

What your doctor told you was completely true. Transplanted hair should naturally lose around 80% in 3-4 weeks. On the other hand, this situation is rarely seen in some cases. If the transplanted hair keeps growing, the expected result of the hair transplant can be reached in 4-5 months instead of 8-12 months. You should have no worries or concerns about your situation. I think you can consult with your doctor if your doubts continue.