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- Figure 1. Hairline zones and area locations.4
- Figure 2. Hairline Zones D and E show where the temple peaks and the widow’s peak will appear with aging.
- Figure 3. The hairline areas are divided into A, B, and C, and the hairlines levels are divided into 1, 2, and 3.
- Figure 4. Two 40+-year-old females, one with a persistent concave hairline and one with unusually prominent temple mounds and widow’s peak, with an intermediate hairline.
- Figure 5. Three hairlines are shown (concave, intermediate, and convex). Note the position of where the widow’s peak and temple peaks would be found, when present.
- Figure 6. Forelock sizes vary inferiorly, laterally, and superiorly.
- Figure 7. Intermediate hairline of former vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan shows the direction of hair growth.
- Figure 8. Intermediate hairline of Mr. Ryan (left) and unidentified female (right). The female is undergoing thinning toward a convex hairline and Mr. Ryan shows an emerging intermediate hairline.
- Figure 9. Surgical restoration of a concave hairline from a patient who did not like her intermediate hairline (top) (before and after photographs). Hair direction shown with arrows (bottom).
- Figure 10. Former president Bill Clinton shows hairline characteristics defined in text.
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