WhatsAppLower a high or receded hairline by 1–4 cm in a single sitting.
Hairline lowering can be done two ways: surgically (forehead reduction — a strip of forehead skin is excised and the hairline advanced) or via transplantation (FUE/DHT grafts to create a lower hairline). RenovaAura usually recommends transplant-based lowering for its scarless result.
- Lowers hairline by 1–4 cm to balance facial proportions
- Useful for naturally high foreheads or post-receding hairlines
- Transplant approach: no scar; surgical approach: hidden in hairline
- Permanent result
- ◍Naturally high or 'long' foreheads
- ◍Mild forehead asymmetry
- ◍Patients seeking a more balanced face shape
What happens, step by step.
Consultation & Forehead measurement
A detailed assessment of hair loss, scalp condition, donor area, and treatment goals is performed to create a personalized treatment plan.
Local anaesthesia
Local anaesthesia is administered to ensure a comfortable and pain-free procedure.
Recipient Area Designing
Tiny recipient sites are created using specialized micro blades or needles. The surgeon designs a natural hairline and carefully plans the areas requiring density enhancement while preserving existing hair.
Donor Follicular Unit Extraction
Healthy hair follicular units are individually extracted from the donor area using advanced hair transplant techniques in the ratio of 1:4.
Graft Implantation
The extracted follicles are carefully implanted into the thinning areas with precise attention to angle, depth, and direction for natural-looking growth
Post-Procedure Care & Recovery
After the procedure, detailed aftercare instructions and follow-up appointments are provided to support healing and monitor hair growth.
Why patients choose this.
Better facial balance
A hairline 1–4 cm lower can transform face proportions.
Permanent
No regular maintenance needed.
Patient questions, answered honestly.
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