MALE HAIRLINE

Male hairline

Case photographs of hairline correction in men

※ Photographs taken under identical conditions; results vary from person to person. Swelling, redness and other responses may appear while you recover.

Our surgical strategy for the male hairline

Grafts dissected 100% under a microscope, keeping damage to the roots to a minimum

Surgery performed without shaving the hair you already have

Delicate placement under magnification

Scarring at the back of the scalp kept to a minimum by a special closure technique

Shock loss — the temporary shedding of existing hair — kept to a minimum

Quick recovery and an easy return to daily life

Swelling kept down, with a natural finish

Even white hairs separated carefully under the microscope before placement

Narrowing the forehead by filling in the temples and the sides

A wide forehead is narrowed using relatively few hairs

The area where a natural finish matters most

Selected fine hairs are used

Each graft is finely trimmed before placement

Single-hair grafts are placed one at a time

Hairs are laid as flat as possible, following the direction of growth

Basic principles of male hairline design

01A natural hairline, lowered no more than 2 cm from the existing one

02An irregular zigzag along the front hairline

03Hair spread out rather than crowded at the front, for a natural edge

04Selected fine single-hair grafts at the very front, for a soft, downy effect

05A design balanced to the contour of the face

Hairline correction for male pattern hair loss

Before correction of male pattern hair loss