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Figures
- Figure 1.
Comparative anatomy of typical Asian and Caucasian skulls (top view). The typical East Asian male has a round skull (left), while the average Caucasian male has an ovoid skull shape (right). (Photos courtesy of DHT Clinic, Thailand)
- Figure 2.
Left-to-right hair direction extending to mid-frontal section, with gradual conversion to straight anterior on right side.
- Figure 3.
A conjugate “ridgeback” hairline, where there is convergence of the hairs towards the center.
- Figure 4.
A straight hairline on the left with hair directed towards the midline on the right.
- Figure 5.
Upsloping hairline
- Figure 6.
Straight hairline
- Figure 7.
Downsloping (juvenile) hairline
- Figure 8.
A straight hairline on a square face makes the face appear squarer. (Photos courtesy of DHT Clinic, Thailand.)
- Figure 9.
A high hairline makes an oblong face look longer. (Photos courtesy of DHT Clinic, Thailand.)
- Figure 10.
A low hairline makes a round face look short. (Photos courtesy of DHT clinic, Thailand.)
Tables
Age Density Frontal Hairline (FU/cm2) Hairs/cm2 Density Temporal Hairline Hairs/cm2 18-29 (n= 41) 85.2 120.0 77.1 110.9 30-39 (n=35) 83.2 127.3 76.4 114.2 40-49 (n=29) 79.3 118.2 72.3 100.5 50-59 (n= 33) 74.7 105.8 71.1 96.6 60-69 (n= 36) 76.8 103.0 65.8 86.7 >70 (n=35) 66.3 84.7 57.3 75.3 Average (n=209) 77.8 110.0 69.6 97.6 Age Frontal Hairline Height (cm) Right Frontotemporal Hairline Height (cm) Left Frontotemporal Hairline Height (cm) 18-29 (n=41) 6.7 8.8 8.8 30-39 (n=35) 6.7 8.9 8.8 40-49 (n=29) 7.2 9.2 9.2 50-59 (n=33) 6.6 8.9 8.8 60-69 (n= 36) 6.7 8.9 8.8 >70 (n=35) 7.0 9.0 8.9 Average (n=209) 6.8 8.94 8.87 Temple Direction Inferiorly Posteriorly Anteriorly Right (%) 22.0 71.3 6.7 Left (%) 38.8 38.8 22.4
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