I am 25 years old and, for the past several years, I have had a mature hairline (rather than a juvenile hairline). But, there is no evidence that i am going bald elsewhere. If, in another few years, I appear to not be going bald, I am wondering if repairing my juvenile hairline would be an option, to make me look like I did as a teenager?
I really don’t mind – Bill Clinton, Ronald Reagan, a lot of movie stars, Asians, etc. – all have/had juvenile hairlines and it looks great on them. Would this be a possibility?
Thanks
As long as you know what you want and have realistic expectations, there is no problem with having a juvenile hairline. The doctor should do their best to understand that you will not have further balding (remember, your donor hair is limited) and you would be willing to accept the Bill Clinton or Ronald Reagan look.
The mature hairline is normal, but if you insist on having your juvenile hairline back it is entirely possible. After all this is a cosmetic surgery!
By the way, are you considering running for the next President?
This is very interesting, because Ronald Reagan was thought to have an ‘advantage’ in life due to his hairline.
Not sure if this was entirely true, but an interesting perspective I found was on this site:
http://hostnumber.com/ronald-reagan-and-his-hairline.html