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Technical Tip: Designing the Hairline Using the Prayer Mark

Mohammad Humayun Mohmand and Muhammad Ahmad
Hair Transplant Forum International March 2020, 30 (2) 49; DOI: https://doi.org/10.33589/30.2.49
Mohammad Humayun Mohmand
Islamabad, Pakistan,
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Muhammad Ahmad
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Designing a hairline is a difficult procedure that requires expertise. Although there are no specific rules about hairline placement, different factors play an important role. Forehead marks (prayer marks/bumps), which are caused by repeated contact of the forehead with the floor/prayer mat, are typically seen in Muslims. The hairline should always be marked above these marks, as daily practice will result in lack of hair growth in these areas.

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