We wrote about a guy on this board with a similar issue.  High hairline and oblong face.  You can see what we wrote below 

Our Response:
https://www.chophair.com/guy-talk/2012/oblong_face_style_tip/

Original Post:
http://haircutsformen.org/discussions/index.php?topic=427.0

Tip Brought to you by Chopperz- Portland's #1 Ranked Men's Barbershop.  Specialist in Men's Haircuts since 1999.  As always, feedback and comments are appreciated.

You should look at not just your hair, but your face shape to help pick the best style for you.  Given that your face/head is longer than it is wide, you fall into the Oblong face shape category.

See the link below for some pics and more explanation of two different options that our Men's Haircut Specialist think would work for your hair style.

https://www.chophair.com/guy-talk/2012/oblong_face_style_tip/

Generally people with oblong faces have a high forehead but narrow chin with straight (almost the same width) forehead, cheekbones and jaw line.  Needless to say you kinda fit the description.  The key for a good men?s haircut is to recognize the shape you are working with, then work with hairstyles that work with that shape.

Men?s Hairstyle Option #1:
short buzz hairstyle
One problem you may have is not just the face shape, but the umm?.*cough* receding hairline.  I?m just joking, having a little more forehead showing is not a showstopper, but it is a feature you want to understand how to work with.  One standard response for oblong faces is to make the hair fuller up top to balance (faux hawks and such).  You don?t have that option.  So short is one way to make your face work.

Men?s Hairstyle Option #2:

Something you may want to consider is a facial hair.  Since oblong face shapes tend to be tend to be quite slender and angular, a beard is one facial hair style that can balance your features out by visually shortening the length of your face while creating the illusion that your face is more oval.  Think a The 24/7 5-o?clock shadow.  Let?s steal shamelessly from Mr. Tom Ford, one of fashion?s leading men and grow a slightly scruffy beard to change the appearance of your face as well as conceal your not-so-favorite facial features.

https://www.chophair.com/components/com_wordpress/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Tom-Ford-Receding-Hair-Style.jpg
You can see that this guy has a very long face as well as a slightly receding hairline, but when he is sporting a respectable amount of facial hair, his face seems less angular and his hairline less noticeable. All in all, it?s a very distinguished look. Copying his style won?t take too much effort on your part, either. Simply let your facial hair grow out for about a week or so, depending on how fast your hair grows, and then shave every few days to maintain a cleaner shape.

Tip Brought to you by Chopperz- Portland's #1 Ranked Men's Barbershop.  Specialist in Men's Haircuts since 1999.  As always, feedback and comments are appreciated.