can anybody recommend a surgeon who excels at temple point work?

After 10 years of waiting (impatiently) for a cure, I've decided to wear hair. I've often read on forums that hair systems and transplants look like "lids" if the temple points aren't restored. So I was thinking of a HT FUE to get those sorted.

I'm 35 and a norwood 3 vertex.

Could you guys point me in the right direction as I don't want to go somewhere with little to no experience in that area.

Thanks in advance

Matt

For Temporal points, There are a few of them out there. Dr Baubac, Is one of them. Dr Lindsey, Dr Wong, Dr Keser, Dr Feller, and a few more.

Temple points are extremely important to a natural looking hair restoration, and are often over looked.

Below are 3 great examples of Dr. Baubac's hairline results with temple point restoration:

Example #1 Attachment 56112

Example #2 Attachment 56113 Attachment 56114

Example #3 Attachment 56115 Attachment 56116

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by mattmatt

After 10 years of waiting (impatiently) for a cure, I've decided to wear hair. I've often read on forums that hair systems and transplants look like "lids" if the temple points aren't restored. So I was thinking of a HT FUE to get those sorted.

I'm 35 and a norwood 3 vertex.

Could you guys point me in the right direction as I don't want to go somewhere with little to no experience in that area.

Thanks in advance

Matt

---

Wearing hair is not going to solve your hair problems; you are simply trading one set of concerns for another.

When you get a piece, you will probably think its wonderful, but that doesn't last.

There's the mait., the expense, the attachment methods. Then you start becoming paranoid wondering "if anyone can tell".

You start to analyze stray comments from friends and family, even strangers, wondering if a remark means that someone has spotted your hair piece.

Then you have issues with new romantic relationships, agonizing when tell them or how to keep your secret in the bedroom.

Eventually you come around to the idea that's its just not worth it.

Everyone is different of course, but the above is the general rule.

I am of the opinion that the only time it pays to wear hair long term is if you have hair up front and just need to wear a vertex piece.

Hal