Flap surgeries for the purpose of hair restoration and hair replacement have largely fallen out of favor with the advent of the follicular unit hair transplantation method.The Juri flap operation relocates large areas of dense, growing hair. Problems associated with the results of these surgeries are mostly found in the aesthetics of the hairline. Commonly, the hairline is too straight, defined by a scar, a backward directed hair angle, and abnormally blunted temporal recesses. The sharp hairline makes an unnatural transition from the hairline to the temple points and the hairline symmetry is too abrupt and abnormal. The Juri flap causes the hair to point in the wrong direction (to the sides and backwards) and when balding progresses, it leaves a big hole in the balding area, which makes it hard to conceal.