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How bad is it? What would it take to fix it

Hi guys, i had an hairtransplant for my hairline because it receded a lot, 2 years has past since and im not happy with the result, i went with a buzzcut cause i was tired of always combing my hair back and fixing it it looked decent with wax tbh,not knowing it would look much worse,what would you guys advice to fix or to conceal, the new hairs are plucky and are placed in a wrong angle almost straight, even though i researched this topic and talked with the clinic about my concerns pre op this is the result unfortunatly, i went in knowing i would need a second one after a few years cause hair kept thinning from stress, is a revision even possible with this much hair placed at a wrong angle? Maybe fill the back of the hairline with hairs also placed at a “wrong” angle? I really dont know anymore guys thanks in advance

u/Accomplished-Ad-6015 — 11 days ago
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Hairline too straight?

Does anyone have any advice for how I can reverse or make my hairline a bit more natural, I want it to look less straight and more slight receeding at the temples.

Worried if I do laser hair removal it could look even more weird?

Pls lmk if you’ve gone through this.

u/Greedy_Candy_4336 — 11 days ago