Hey guys. I'm currently still doing some research on hairlines in order to figure out how much i would need to achieve a good density. But i could use you guys helping me find some galleries, because my request is rather narrow.

Needs to have:

Fair hair - blonde or light brown
Caucasian
NW2 or 3
1000-2000 grafts
diffuse hairline, not a barren one
End result: Good/great density
Hairstyle: Not combover/anchorman

Here's a perfect example of what i'm looking for:

http://www.hairtransplantnetwo...tientID=1758&drid=46

thanks, and i will ofcourse do my own research meanwhile

i suggest you not mess with your hairline..i did and its not a good thing at all. i suggest you do some research on hairtransplants and the bad things that come from them..it may change your mind and save you alot of stress in the future.

Evolution a H&W patient had blonde hair and had his frontal hairline restored with great results, I can't currently find the link, but maybe Jotronic can provide it. Cheers

16inchscar

thats a bit harsh as alot of people get great hairlines when they use the docs recomended on here, yes there are risks the only few i can think of for hairlines is poor angles poor growth and recipaint scarring known as cobblestoning, but if he chooses the right doc and goes for strip rather than fue the risks will be far far less

16inchscar,

I think you are letting your own poor experience bias your point of view. Whereas hair transplants aren't for everyone, your statement "I suggest you do some research on hair transplants and the bad things that come from them" is more false than true. Today's state of the art hair transplants have transformed lives of literally thousands of patients in a positive way...including me. I'm not suggesting hair transplants are risk free or without problems, but such a statement is as harmful in the opposite way as shills blatantly promoting scam products.

Bill (Falc)

http://hair-restoration-info.c...21087683/m/742104854

I think this is what you're looking for in terms of the session size, baldness/cm being covered. This case might be a bit larger than what you need, and of a higher density, but I think it's roughly what you're seeking.

You won't see a lot of guys with cases totally paralelling yours...I don't think...if you do, it will be repeat HT guys who are in the same boat as you, which I think to be relatively atypical.

In a spot like this I think you're at a similar point as Balboa -- time to dig in deep with the clinics you have narrowed it down to, and ask them for cases similarly mirroring yours.

16Inch: I'm sorry, but i'm going to have to put up a mirror here - you are the one who needs to educate yourself, because you obviously had a tragic experience which has set ground for your conviction.

Lot's of people have great result from their hairlines, including myself, so your statement is untrue. Like falc says, there are risks present, but they come with every surgery.

Julius: Funny you should mention this guy, i remember stumbling upon his results 1½ year ago and i still remember them clear as day. WOW what a result. This is a truly perfect result, although to his defense he did receive a big chunk of grafts.

Here is the link, i googled it: http://www.hairlosshelp.com/we...lution|gallery10.cfm

Thana: Thanks bro, that's exactly what i'm looking for. His hairline looks great, and if i could achieve this density i would be 100% happy.

honestly i have to say that the picture on that link is not the greatest result. living in the 2000s id say that the billy idol look is out.. but thats just my opinion. yes i have been miserable since i had my hairtransplants. it has completely turned my life upside down..id love to have my hairline back to the way it was.. i actually had my hairline lowered close to an inch, i have plenty of hair on my head with no signs of baldness but my hairline was a bit high i thought so i had it lowered..big mistake. i wish i could find a way to remove them.

Are you joking? It's warped if you truly don't think his HT was a *monumental* success. Let's be real.

He chooses to have his hair look like that because he has the ability to do so, an ability granted by the HT.

If you don't think his HT was a huge success than I don't doubt that your HT was a failure, because *any* HT would be a failure with that mindset.

Look into a repair, man, do *your* research before you spew the foil to a shill hyping up a hack clinic. The point is to advance the HT and shine light on those who perform it the best; whether a hack is pumped up or a great doc is hacked down, it detracts from people actually getting quality advice to lead them to a positive decision and HT.

i have to agree those results were very good and suited the guys head well very natural look

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honestly i have to say that the picture on that link is not the greatest result. living in the 2000s id say that the billy idol look is out.. but thats just my opinion. yes i have been miserable since i had my hairtransplants. it has completely turned my life upside down..id love to have my hairline back to the way it was.. i actually had my hairline lowered close to an inch, i have plenty of hair on my head with no signs of baldness but my hairline was a bit high i thought so i had it lowered..big mistake. i wish i could find a way to remove them.

16inch,

If you don't feel that the patient in the link Mike provided has an excellent head of hair, no wonder you are disappointed in the hair transplant industry. Frankly, your standards are impossible...possibly even for a full head of natural hair before any balding.

If anything, this makes me feel for you even more because there's probably nothing anyone can do for you other than a counselor to help you cope with having unrealistic standards.

All the Best,

Bill (Falc)

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Originally posted by 16inchscar:
honestly i have to say that the picture on that link is not the greatest result. living in the 2000s id say that the billy idol look is out.. but thats just my opinion. yes i have been miserable since i had my hairtransplants. it has completely turned my life upside down..id love to have my hairline back to the way it was.. i actually had my hairline lowered close to an inch, i have plenty of hair on my head with no signs of baldness but my hairline was a bit high i thought so i had it lowered..big mistake. i wish i could find a way to remove them.

I think that you should consult with doctors from the coalition who specialise in repair work, but if you are not impressed by Evolutions HT then you never will be. His result is undoubtly one of the best there ever has been.

maybe its just the style.. nut we all have our opinion. but seriously guys what can i do to get my hairline back to the way it was. do you think its possible for me to shave the hairline back to where is was. like i said it was lowered about an inch so if i shave it back that inch do you think that would solve my issue with it? be nice....

Give us a picture of your current situation. I am 99% confident that a coalition doctor can improve your situation.

i dont have any pictures. but with what i decribed what can i do to get my hairline back to the way it was. like i said it was lowered about and inch. i have no hairloss behind that inch. can anyone tell me if their is a way to get my old look back

16-inch:
I would definitely not extract the hairs of your hairline because it would cause way too much scarring. If it bothers you that much, I would look into removing them with a laser because it leaves no scarring, and they can actually laser off just the hairs you don't like. Remember that laser only works well with darker pigmented hair. Without seeing pictures, I'd suggest to look into that route.

MiketheDane:

Here are some samples of hairlines I have done. I tried to find some as close to your circumstances as I can. Here are two patients, both at 1 year post op:

Patient 1 had 1500 grafts:











Patient 2 had 1820 grafts:









I would also suggest looking at Osidekid's web blog as well. Osidekid's web blog

Dr. Alexander

I very much appreciate those posts, those patients are exactly what i'm looking for.

They look great, by the way!

thanks for your advice. do you think the dr. will know how far back to go to get me back to my original look based on the pics from my procedure.

16-inch: You need to go to a hair transplant doctor you trust have him show you exactly which hairs to have removed and then go to a laser clinic and have them laser those hairs. It is not possible to do this from a photo because it is 2 dementional, not 3 dementional. If you know which hairs you want removed, you can draw the line yourself and then have them laser that area.

MikeTheDane: Glad I could help.