Women love his eyes. They're striking which is attractive.
You are talking from a straight male perspective.
Life can be cruel, you'd think he might have been on track to look something like this in older years - but life is full of surprises
Hair is the most important aspect. Obsessing over wrinkles and stuff is wrong. In his case they've only "added character" to his face.
You are right. After my first FUE, even with very low density I now have something that frames my face, and according to people who've known me in real life, the difference is night and day. "You look like a completely different person!" is what I get all the time, probably because my never-ending forehead was distracting and and now the attention is back to my eyes and mouth, the way it should be.
Look at the 3rd pic I posted, even with a high hairline he still looked good. But then when his corners receded, not so much. With your transplant you can get something similar to how he looked in the 3rd pic I believe. That's a huge improvement compared to being bald. By the way this guy ended up getting a transplant himself.
Yes now I understand. A high hairline can work but badly receded temple points really ruin it; that's what you're saying. Now I understand why the NW2.5 hairline is common for hair transplants but you never see a NW3; the receded temples ruin the frame to your face. I never had a receding hairline so I didn't give this any thought.