3,527-Graft Vitruvian FUE: Norwood 3 Hairline & Mid-Scalp Restoration

Case Study · 3,527 Grafts

A documented AlviArmani Vitruvian FUE restoration performed in Beverly Hills using 3,527 grafts to restore the frontal hairline and increase coverage through the mid-scalp. The patient was documented as Norwood 3 / AlviArmani Pattern 1 Class 3, with a one-year result available for review.

Vitruvian FUE · 3,527 Grafts · Norwood 3 · Pattern 1 Class 3 · Hairline & Mid-Scalp · Beverly Hills
Graft Count 3,527
Classification Norwood 3
Pattern Pattern 1 Class 3
Treatment Hairline & Mid-Scalp
Procedure Vitruvian FUE
Follow-Up 1 Year
Documented Patient Result Before → 1 Year
See the Result

One-Year Result After 3,527-Graft Vitruvian FUE

The available case evidence documents the appearance following a 3,527-graft restoration involving the frontal hairline and mid-scalp.

The right-profile result is documented at one year after the procedure.

Right-side before and one-year result after 3,527-graft Vitruvian FUE hairline and mid-scalp restoration
Right-profile comparison from this 3,527-graft Vitruvian FUE case, with the result documented at one year after surgery.
Starting Point

Norwood 3 / Pattern 1 Class 3 Hair Loss

The patient was documented as Norwood 3 / AlviArmani Pattern 1 Class 3. The preoperative record shows frontal recession together with thinning extending through the mid-scalp.

The surgical goal was to restore the frontal hairline while also increasing coverage through the mid-scalp rather than limiting treatment to the leading hairline alone.

Preoperative frontal view of Norwood 3 Pattern 1 Class 3 hair loss before 3,527-graft FUE restoration
Preoperative frontal view documenting the starting pattern and treatment planning before the 3,527-graft procedure.
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Understand the Plan

Connecting the Frontal Hairline With the Mid-Scalp

The documented procedure used 3,527 Vitruvian FUE grafts to address the frontal hairline and extend the restoration through the mid-scalp.

The case materials also describe attention to frontal symmetry, hairline detailing and transitions at the temporal edges as part of the design.

Frontal Hairline

Reconstructing the frontal hairline was a documented priority of the procedure and established the anterior portion of the restoration.

Mid-Scalp Coverage

Treatment extended posteriorly through the mid-scalp, making this broader than a hairline-only 3,500-graft case.

Graft-allocation note: the total procedure used 3,527 grafts, but the available case record does not document the exact number allocated separately to the frontal hairline and mid-scalp.
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One-Year Follow-Up

Additional Frontal Evidence at Follow-Up

The case includes an additional frontal result view that allows the restored anterior frame to be evaluated from another perspective.

The available record documents a one-year milestone for the case. The exact timing of this individual frontal image is not separately stated, so it is presented as supplementary result evidence rather than assigned an unsupported interval.

Frontal result view after 3,527-graft Vitruvian FUE hairline and mid-scalp restoration
Additional frontal result view following the documented 3,527-graft restoration.
Treatment-area note: the case materials describe temporal-transition design and identify temple-angle closure in the result photography. The explicit treatment areas documented for the procedure, however, are the frontal hairline and mid-scalp, so the temples are not listed here as a separate operative treatment area.
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What This Case Shows

Approximately 3,500 Grafts Can Extend From the Hairline Into the Mid-Scalp

This case adds another distinct planning example to the 3,500-graft group. The procedure was not limited to the frontal hairline; treatment also extended through the mid-scalp.

That distinguishes it from documented cases in which a similar graft supply was concentrated more heavily in the frontal zones, or distributed among a different combination of treatment areas.

The documented one-year result also provides a later follow-up point for comparison with the earlier interim cases within the same graft-count range.

This does not mean every Norwood 3 patient requires 3,527 grafts. Appropriate graft requirements depend on recipient-area size, donor resources, existing native hair, hair characteristics and the goals of the individual restoration.

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Case Questions

Understanding This 3,527-Graft Vitruvian FUE Case

How many grafts were used?

The documented procedure used 3,527 FUE grafts.

Which areas were treated?

The documented treatment plan addressed the frontal hairline and mid-scalp.

What was the patient's hair-loss classification?

The case record identifies the patient as Norwood 3 / AlviArmani Pattern 1 Class 3.

Was this a Vitruvian FUE procedure?

Yes. The documented procedure used Vitruvian FUE .

Were the temples treated?

The case materials describe temporal-transition design and a result image notes temple-angle closure. The explicit treatment description, however, identifies the frontal hairline and mid-scalp, so the temples are not separately classified as a documented operative treatment area.

How long after surgery was the documented result?

The case includes a documented one-year postoperative result.

How were the 3,527 grafts divided between treatment areas?

The current case record does not provide an exact graft-by-area allocation.

Does every Norwood 3 patient require approximately 3,500 grafts?

No. Graft requirements depend on recipient-area size, donor resources, existing native hair, hair characteristics and the goals of the individual restoration.

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