Looks like the crown is thinning as well, so I would stick with the topper,Venkman.


My second suggestion may come as a shock... I would recreate the hairline to match more of what you have right now. Here are a couple reasons why:

1. You have the luxury many don't of actually having somewhat of a hairline naturally. I know it is receded, but it exists. So you can start wearing hair with a similar recession pattern such that people in your life will not notice the drastic change in hairline.

2. A hair system with a receding hairline will still look and feel to you as a HUGE improvement. That is because rather than sickly, miniturized hairs at the front and temples, you will have strong luxurious hairsystem hair. So essentially, your hair will look the same, but much 'fuller'.

3. One suggestion I have for newbies for their first system is to place the system half an inch behind their natural hairline if it exists. Now, this is technically a short term solution to a long term problem. But since you have a front, NATURAL hairline to work with, hairwearing would be much easier as you wont always have to worry about a perfect, undetectable bond. That being said, learning how to perfect your bonding at the hairline (without natural hair up front) may be worth just struggling with at the start until you've mastered it, but be warned that it will be a difficult learning curve that some master quickly and others don't right away.



Feel free to debate me on these points, anyone. I'm just giving OP my 2 cents to try and help out.


Disclaimer: I am a complete newbie myself compared to other wearers like Paul.