Reshaping the forehead-to-temple line to correct facial proportion, usually non-shaven.
The female hairline runs from the forehead through the temples to the sideburn, and it is the frame the rest of the face is read against. Lowering and rounding it shortens the forehead and narrows the upper face, which is why this operation is usually about proportion rather than hair loss. It is almost always performed non-shaven, because the donor area cannot be visible.
| Method | Non-shaven FUE, single-follicle frontal placement |
|---|---|
| Typical volume | Commonly 2,000 – 4,000 hairs, set by the line being drawn |
| Operating schedule | One operation per day |
| Anaesthesia | Local infiltration anaesthesia, with sedation available |
| Downtime | No visible donor change; ordinary activity the next day |
| Performed by | Dr. Kim Dae-woo, Board-certified dermatologist |

Photographs are published with the written consent of the patients shown. They are unretouched and were taken under the clinic's standard photography conditions. Results differ between individuals depending on skin condition, age, number of sessions and aftercare, and no particular outcome can be guaranteed.
This page describes Female Hairline Transplant as performed at MONARA Dermatology Clinic. It is general information and not a substitute for a medical consultation. Suitability, graft count and expected outcome are determined individually after examination. Any surgical procedure carries risk, and outcomes differ between individuals depending on donor supply, scalp condition and aftercare.
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