Dr. Mayer sent along a very professional-looking package filled with extensive information about hair loss solutions and about a dozen other procedures he performs. There were a lot of photos and thorough descriptions of each procedure. I found this package very helpful in giving me a general sense of what I could expect. I was most impressed by Ousterhout's information because he clearly explained with texts and illustrations the differences in male and female skull structure, with great specifics on the importance of the jaw and forehead in gender identification. Basically, all the curves on a female forehead are smooth and convex, meaning it gently rounds outward both vertically and horizontally.
Males often have a wide flat area beneath the hairline that often slopes forward more than females.
This sloping is often interrupted by a ridge above the eyes and bridge of the nose. I hadn't thought much about brows until my therapist mentioned I should think about a brow shave. Once I started closely observing friends and co-workers with Dr. Ousterhout's information, it became very clear to me how much difference a brow shave could make for me. His information on the jaw was just as good, and I will discuss that when I write about my jaw and nose modifications. This made a lot of sense, since everyone's different.