Hi, I’m Pang, 31 years old—a working woman who loves wearing glasses and often pushes them up onto my head. But whenever I do that, the receding hairline at my forehead becomes visible, making it look like I have a high forehead. Whether I tie my hair up or wear my glasses, the thinning hair at the front forms a deep M-shape, which becomes a major obstacle no matter how I style my hair or dress. It’s one of the biggest pain points in my life.
So I started researching ways to improve my forehead and facial proportions. I’ve been a long-time client of Blossom Clinic, and when I learned that BLS Hair Center is the first hair transplant clinic in Thailand to win a regional Asia-Pacific award, I knew it was a high-standard clinic that treats clients ethically and sincerely—with expertise and safety. When people think of Long Hair transplants or Non-Shaven FUE for women, BLS Hair Center is always top of mind. That’s why I decided to consult Dr. Bee, who has been helping me with facial framing treatments for a while. But the deep hairline issue couldn’t be solved with facial contouring alone, so I chose to proceed with a hair transplant.
Most women opt for fillers or Botox to improve facial proportions—I did too. But even after those treatments, I still felt insecure about my deep forehead. When tying my hair up, I lacked confidence because my facial frame wasn’t balanced. Many women assume hair transplantation is only for men. I wondered what the process would be like for women, so I consulted Dr. Bee at BLS Hair Center.
Dr. Bee explained that if you’re struggling with a receding hairline, lack confidence when tying your hair, or constantly need to highlight your hairline, she can solve the issue using the Female Hairline technique. This involves transplanting hair follicles into the deep forehead area. Once the hair grows in, your facial frame becomes more defined, and you’ll feel confident with any hairstyle.
During the consultation, Dr. Bee explained the entire permanent hair transplant process in detail. I had already done some research, so I trusted her completely—especially knowing she’s an American Board-certified hair transplant surgeon.
After speaking with her, I could tell she was highly skilled and meticulous in every detail. She was also incredibly kind and gave excellent advice. Dr. Bee truly understands women—she understood that my desire to get a hair transplant stemmed from wanting to feel more confident in my appearance. Women often need to tie their hair up, and I wanted to do so with confidence. I hoped this decision would improve my overall presence.
Dr. Bee didn’t just transplant hair—she designed my facial frame. During the consultation, she used techniques that made me trust her even more. She considered the Golden Ratio—the ideal proportions of the face—and planned the transplant to enhance my overall facial balance.
I brought reference photos, and Dr. Bee designed the hairline based on my facial structure and personal goals. She carefully assessed my natural hairline and determined the ideal level for the new hairline. If the forehead is too narrow or too high, the facial frame won’t look balanced. She also considered how my face would look when tying my hair up—ensuring the distance from the brow tail to the temple would look harmonious and not make my face appear wide.
She scanned my scalp and hair with a specialized device to measure each strand’s thickness and selected the best follicles for transplant. Since hair thickness varies by zone, she used finer strands for the front to create a soft, natural hairline.
Many people ask if post-transplant care is difficult. For me, it was easy. I went home the first day and returned to the clinic the next day for a hair wash. I could work normally without taking leave and left the house looking completely normal. Dr. Bee used the Non-Shaven FUE technique, so the donor area wasn’t shaved. I could tie or let my hair down as usual, and no one could tell I had a transplant. For women, I think this technique makes the process feel much less intimidating.
Dr. Bee gave excellent advice—from medication to promote regrowth and hair nourishment to cleaning routines. There was nothing stressful. I just had to avoid intense exercise, heavy sun exposure, and excessive sweating in the early days. I also avoided hair coloring for about three months and used organic dye afterward.
Her medical assistants taught me how to clean the area properly, ensuring scabs healed well and grafts stayed intact—except for the natural shedding phase around one month post-op.
“How long until new hair grows?” is a question I hear often. Personally, I loved the results with Dr. Bee. After just one week, I saw new hair sprouting. Seeing the stubble at the front helped me visualize my future hairline and facial frame. By month four, about 50–60% of the hair had grown in, reaching about the length of my index finger.
The healing was fast, with no visible wounds. The hairline looked natural, and the strands aligned beautifully with my original hair direction. I was thrilled.
At six months, the hairline was fuller than expected. The previously sparse areas were now covered, and my forehead looked softer and more youthful. I had assumed some hair might not grow or that results would be patchy, but the outcome exceeded expectations—dense growth and a natural hairline.
The hairline looked natural because Dr. Bee was meticulous in her design. I could live normally after the procedure. Most importantly, there was no pain—not even during the transplant. Honestly, Botox injections hurt more. So if you’re a woman wondering whether to get a hair transplant or worried about recovery time, I recommend consulting Dr. Bee. She’ll give you excellent guidance.
I was about to graduate, so I chose a new hairstyle—one I thought I could never wear before, like a sleek updo. I felt confident and could try many styles.
Friends from school all said I looked prettier but couldn’t pinpoint why. When I revealed I had a hair transplant, they loved it and asked where I got it done. They noticed my hairline looked different from other clinics. I had seen transplants that looked like wigs with straight lines. But mine looked truly natural, and that made me happy.
Everything became easier—makeup, styling, dressing. I could create any look I wanted. Before, I had to highlight the recessed areas or avoid certain styles. Wearing glasses on my head made the M-shaped hairline visible, which disrupted my look. But after the transplant, my forehead looked full and proportionate. My face appeared slimmer overall.
It’s been one year since my transplant, and I can say it’s one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. If you’re considering it, you’ll love it. Female hair transplantation isn’t scary or painful. I thought it would hurt, but it was less painful than Botox—and it changed my life.
For women in their 30s, this can be a turning point. At this age, appearance matters—especially in the workplace. Forehead and hairline issues can’t always be fixed with fillers or Botox. Hair transplantation solves the problem directly and boosts confidence. When you walk into the office feeling confident, everything feels better. People around you will notice—you’ll look refreshed and younger.
I’m planning to get married, and most brides wear hairstyles that expose the face. I was worried before the transplant, but now I feel confident. I can wear any style I want. For brides or anyone with an important event coming up, I recommend consulting Dr. Bee. The results are natural, beautiful, and youthful—beyond expectations. I truly believe hair transplantation is worth it. You can get it done anywhere, but if you want a natural female hairline, it has to be Dr. Bee.
Women don’t just want hair growth—they want a beautiful, natural frame. Not a Barbie hairline or a wig-like look. Hairline design is crucial. Dr. Bee understands women’s needs deeply. Hair mistakes are hard to fix—unlike Botox or fillers, which fade over time.
Thank you, Dr. Bee, for taking care of me throughout this past year. You’ve been attentive and gave excellent advice. What impressed me most is how well you understand women—our layered needs and expectations. I’m truly grateful.
If you’re looking for a “hair transplant clinic near me” or wondering where to go, let BLS Hair Center be your top choice.
