Some people have in their sides of the head, a place without hair (in the right side and left side) like two islands. What is it called in English?
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The photo on the left is a "profile", "profile view", or a photo taken "in profile".
And yes, online "profiles" do confuse the issue. OTOH, it's a nice look at language evolution if you think about how an online "profile" is a quick "outline" of the person.
The outline of a profile (the black-paper-on-white-background pieces you sometimes see) is called a silhouette.
I think you're describing a mullet:
The mullet is a hairstyle that is short at the front and sides and long in the back.
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It depends on the degree of hair loss involved.
If the person's hairline just happens to have that shape, but there is no loss of hair, such as in the Gary Cooper image below, it is called a widow's peak. In this case it is a genetic trait that causes the two halves of a person's hairline to meet at a low point.
If the hairline is that shape due to hair loss, as I believe it is in your question's image or to a greater degree in the Bruce Willis image below, it is usually called a receding hairline, and is the beginning of male pattern baldness.
There is no particular English term for the patches of bare skin.