How Forehead Size and Shape Affects Facial Features
Typically, the most aesthetically-pleasing forehead size is about one-third of the face. When one has a high hairline, the forehead will then make up a disproportionate amount of the face. For women, this lack of balance of the facial features can create an undesirable, more masculine appearance. They also commonly find it more difficult to try out new hairstyles. While a high hairline in women is usually an inherited characteristic, it can also be the result of a previous cosmetic surgery. Both can be corrected at PERK plastic surgery!
Men with high hairlines usually inherit them as well, but they may also be the result of male pattern baldness. Those with high hairlines AND hair loss are, unfortunately, not ideal candidates. When the hairline continues to recede, the incision would become visible. Rather than hairline lowering surgery, we recommend hair replacement surgery for these individuals!