A masculine hairline tends to sit higher, with more temporal recession. Hairline feminization softens that pattern into a rounder, lower frontal line.
Feminine hairlines are generally lower on the forehead and rounder at the temples, without the peaked or receded pattern common in male-pattern hair distribution. Approaches vary by starting hairline position and hair density, and may include surgical hairline lowering, hair transplantation to fill in the temples, or a combination — decided case by case.
When forehead and brow contouring is also part of your plan, hairline position and forehead reshaping are typically planned together, since moving the hairline changes how much forehead is visible after brow and forehead work. See our Forehead & Brow Feminization page for more.
Hairline feminization works with hair-bearing scalp tissue, not a custom PEEK/DMI implant. It is planned and performed by your surgical team as part of your overall treatment plan.
Book a complimentary consultation to review how hairline and forehead changes work together in your case.
