Plz help. Want to have hair transplant before F-1 interview. Change of appearance.

[NikhilLangare]

Hello all.

I have a question about change of appearance after passport and before visa.
I am going to give F-1 visa interview around end of this month. I have a big forehead with minor male pattern baldness. I am not complete bald but only big forehead with wide corners. I have good hair density on sides and upper part. This is my appearance on passport. But now I am willing to do hair transplant before giving visa interview. If I do so I will have very short zero level hair on head but with improved hairline. (Hairline will come down by approx 1 cm reducing area of forehead). I don't think it changes my appearance drastically but, Will it be an issue at interview if my passport photo is with wide forehead and at interview it will look bit smaller?

[Steam]

It would be something to worry about. The main thing is that you will do a hair transplant and get younger, and this does not matter for a visa. My wife was doing a hair transplant before getting her visa, too. Now he is looking for what color to repaint his hair.

[ternerdaniel]

I don't think that it will be a big problem.

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[peniti]

This should not be an issue at all. A 1cm hairline change is extremely minor and visa officers focus on core facial features like eyes, nose and bone structure which remain unchanged. If you are considering DHI hair transplant Turkey as your preferred option it might be worth planning the procedure after your visa interview is completed. Right after a hair transplant your head will be shaved with visible redness and scabs which could look more different from your passport photo than the actual hairline change itself. It would be safer to do the transplant after your visa interview.