If you have a high forehead and thick hair, you could try it out.

However, from someone who spent 17 years of their life with bangs, let me offer you the gratuitous warnings.
    Bangs require mad upkeep! You have to trim them more often than the length of your hair to prevent them from getting in your eyes. They also must be cleaned more often than the rest of your hair. If you're accustomed to not washing your hair every day, it's probably not a good idea for you to have bangs. The reason for this is that bangs are shorter and it takes less time for oil to travel down to the ends of your bangs than the ends of the rest of your hair. They can also cause your forehead to break out.
    When washing your face at the sink, you'll have to use a headband to hold your bangs back since they won't be long enough to be held in your ponytail or braid.
    Oh yes, and if you already look younger than you are, bangs certainly won't help that. There is definitely a "little girl"-ish quality to them in most cases.
    One more thing...there's no way to secure them in the wind!    lol

Not trying to scare you off or sway your opinion. Just offering up some of the challenges I had with bangs. If you do decide to get them, prepare to get reactions from people that you know. You can't just go from no bangs one day to bangs! the next (or vice versa) and expect no one to notice. It's not a subtle change.
    The first day that I flipped mine back (when I'd grown them long enough to do so), everyone noticed. They knew that I had done something different with my hair, although they couldn't place exactly what. lol My science teacher even paused in the middle of a lecture to the class and said, "You look different today. There's something different about you...did you do something with your hair?" Singled me out, put me on the spot and everything...in the middle of class. Everyone's eyes were on me (and I hate that). He & I ended up spending 5 minutes of lecture time talking about my hair. So yeah...be prepared for attention.