By the two-year mark, grafts should usually be established, so new thinning does not automatically mean the transplant failed. In most cases, transplanted hair falling out after 2 years is due to surrounding native hair continuing to thin, some follicles entering a normal resting phase, or scalp and medical factors affecting growth.
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A forehead reduction with hair transplant can reduce the appearance of a large forehead by lowering the hairline and improving facial proportions, but results depend on hair density, skin characteristics, and overall health.
This approach uses a hair transplant to place hair follicles along the frontal hairline, which can help reduce the appearance of the forehead without removing skin or advancing the scalp.