Angular Forehead Correction That Softens a Straight Hairline Into a Curve
We redesign the angular corners of the forehead into a gentle curve so the overall impression reads softer.
A correction that redesigns the angular hairline at both forehead corners into a gentle curve.
Effects
Softens angular forehead corners into a gentle curve, easing a rigid impression
A facial line that felt hard because of the hairline shape becomes naturally softer
A hairline designed to look right even with hair tied back or swept up
Recommended for
- Angular corners at both sides of the forehead that make the impression feel rigid
- A hairline close to a straight line that does not suit the facial contour
- Recession limited to the corners rather than a full M-shape
With an angular forehead, the shape of the edge decides the impression more than the amount of hair does. How far the corner angle is eased produces an entirely different facial line at the same graft count.
MOLIV checks the curvature from the side and at an angle, not only from the front. A curve fitted to the front view alone reads as angular again the moment the head turns.
Follicles just in front of the edge go in at a lower density, and those behind it at a higher one. That difference is what lets the curve read as soft.
What makes MOLIV different
Curvature designed by degree
How far to ease each corner is decided together, checked from the front, the side, and at an angle.
Density gradient
Lower density at the edge and higher behind it keeps the boundary from reading as a line.
Designed and performed by the director
The director handles the design and the transplant personally.
Process
Facial line analysis
We check the angle and curvature of the forehead corners from the front, the side, and at an angle.
Curve design
We decide together how much softening suits the face shape.
Precise transplant
Follicles are placed one at a time, with density varying from the edge inward.
Follow-up
We check that the growth direction and the curve settle as intended.
Precautions
The graft count and the design depend on how angular the corners are and on the condition of the existing hair
Transplanted hair sheds temporarily for a period after surgery, then grows back
The final shape settles gradually, so we assess it together as it progresses
Related FAQ
See how far an angular forehead can be softened
We will look at the corner angle with you in photographs and tell you the design and graft count it would need.