Case Description
This patient presented with early frontal thinning and minor temple recession, consistent with Pattern 2 Class 3 on the AlviArmani Hair Loss Scale and a Norwood Class III diagnosis. With naturally lighter hair, subtle recession was more noticeable under light and in photos. He underwent a 2,500 graft Vitruvian FUE™ hairline restoration to reinforce and redesign the frontal zone while maintaining the natural softness of his hairline texture.
Case Strategy
The team used Vitruvian FUE™ to establish a low-profile, natural hairline with strong visual density, especially in the center and bilateral temples. With lighter hair, achieving perceived fullness requires precise angulation and density packing. This patient’s result reflects AlviArmani’s ability to design a hairline that looks authentic both at rest and under scrutiny.
Natural Hairline Formation with High-Density Implanting
For patients with lighter or finer hair, achieving a natural hairline isn’t just about shape—it’s about visual consistency under varied lighting and viewing angles. AlviArmani’s technique involves dense packing in the critical frontal band with meticulously varied single and double follicular units, allowing for a soft, feathered edge and undetectable density gradient. In this case, the result speaks for itself: the hairline frames the face effortlessly, with no obvious transition zone or “pluggy” appearance—just seamless, confident coverage.
2500 Graft FUE Hairline Restoration on Light Hair

Before hairline and frontal zone restoration

Immediately post-op

Approximately 12 months Post-op