Transplantation on the ‘Front Line’: Everything you need to know about hair transplantation on the front line
The frontal line (the first row of hair above the forehead) is the “shop window” of the hair and largely determines the overall appearance of our face. Hair loss in the frontal hairlineoccurs more often in men and thus creates an apparent “recession” of the hair to the back.
Transplantation in these cases can prove to be fully effective. However, it is not indicated in all patients’ cases. Below we analyze the conditions that the candidate must meet in order to undergo a successful frontal line transplant, as well as alternative treatment solutions.
Where is it due to?
Hair loss in the frontal hairline, in the majority of cases, is due to androgenic alopecia. It is the most common form of hair loss in men, also known as male pattern baldness. The condition is a result of the chronic degenerative effect of androgens (DHT) in individuals who show sensitivity to the above hormone. The influence of this condition becomes visible in the form of hair loss, especially in the area of the frontal line, on the temples, and on the top of the scalp.
When can a transplant be done?
It will depend on the following factors:
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