(04-16-2011, 02:47 PM)iamme Wrote: I don't think I can live normally with the current state of my hairs. My hairline has receded back alot and I am not able to keep my long hair style..

I think I will go with the partial that covers a small part of the hairline too probably half an inch and an inch on the temples. I am sure if I don't take any action now I will regret it. Receded hairline really make my looks complete worse. You think I should buy a stock piece with 80% density and cut out the partial myself? or should I make a template for partial hairline piece myself?
I haven't seen any video that shows how to make template for partials, is the same procedure?

Thanks

There's no way you should go for 80% - while you have very thick hair, 80 is way, way, way too thick. Don't even think about it.

70-75% should be the range you go for.

Do you think you can post some pictures with the camera a bit further back - sometimes with the camera is that close you can get an unrealistic view, and while the recession doesn't look that bad in that photo, it could be worse for all we know.

I only had a receding hairline (it was more than yours though) - I wouldn't recommend a partial. That is my personal opinion. I just think it is so much work to getting it to look natural than you would just shaving your whole head and getting a topper.

Up to you. My advice would be:
70-75% density, not 80.
Post pictures from further back, so we can see whether you need one or not.
Don't use partials, use a full topper, if after viewing the pictures I think you need one.