Hair transplantation can address selected concerns involving a naturally high hairline or stable scar tissue. Each case requires an individual clinical assessment.
Transplanting follicles in front of an existing naturally high hairline can reshape and lower its appearance. Your doctor assesses donor capacity, hairline design, natural direction and long-term hair stability. This refers to hair transplantation, not surgical forehead reduction or scalp advancement.
Grafts may help soften the appearance of certain stable scars following surgery, trauma or burns. Scar tissue varies in blood supply and graft survival potential, so suitability and the likely limits of coverage require careful assessment.
Where a suitable scar remains after a previous forehead-reduction or hairline-advancement operation, carefully planned transplantation may improve camouflage. A clinician must assess scar maturity, tissue condition and realistic density before recommending treatment.