Follicular Unit Extraction, Womens Hair Loss, Transgender Hair Loss

The receding of the hairline can change a person’s appearance substantially: the forehead can become the focal point of the face, and there facial features such as the nose, eyes and chin appear more prominent. Other features may not retain the attractive visual proportions they once did.

Using transplantation, it is possible to restore balanced facial proportions by recreating the front line and restoring the focus to the whole of the face.

The youthful proportion is considered to be an equal spacing:

• From the bottom of the chin to the base of the nose.
• From the base of the nose to the top of the eyebrows.
• From the top of the eyebrows to the start of the hairline.

With the onset of balding this spacing can change so that the region from the base of the eyebrows to the start of the hairline accounts for almost half of the facial image, and in doing so alters the whole image of the face.

As shown in the pictures, transplantation can successfully restore a youthful proportion to the face of somebody experiencing balding.