I imagine most people hear wouldn't want something like this. But I'm very young, 19, and have lost quite a lot of hairline and have significant thinning on top. I still have side and back hair for now, thank god. I wanted a hair system that would give me a hairline of well, a 19 year old. I'm also all about hairline exposure for most of my styles. Could a template be designed, and hair system be made for it to accomplish the following? How would it be done? Keep in mind, most of these are non graduated hairlines. I have never seen anyone show a hair system which accomplished this, is this due to preference and trying to make your hair look your age, or is it just impossible?

Examples:
http://www.belgraviacentre.com/wp-conten...92x0-1.jpg

http://www.besthairstylecuts.com/wp-cont...00x300.jpg

http://hairstyles.thehairstyler.com/hair...rguson.jpg

http://s3.amazonaws.com/ths_assets_produ...trends.jpg

http://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=im...0175393275

Hi NoHairNoFair,
We can make the system that you want. We can do the non-graduated hair line like the photos you provided. A young guy like you that's 19 can pull off the non-graduated hair line. As a person gets older the graduated hair line looks more age-appropriate. We have several guys your age that want this same look and order a non-graduated hair line. Just specify 'non-graduated hair line' when you order. And include a single photo of the style/density/hair line that you'd like to have. The photo will be sent to the factory along with your template, hair sample and specs so that the factory can see exactly what you want. Thanks,
Regards,
John

And concerning the temples, I have receded temples as well. Temple hair is also naturally thinner, less dense, and grows at a very acute angle. How would a hair piece be made with these natural temple hair characteristics and the characteristics of my own temple hair? What would I have to do to template and ordering wise, and what can I expect from the factory for this request?

John, or can anybody address my last post? Thank you, in a bit of a dilemma I suppose.