3,500 Hair Grafts +PRP Hairline and Crown Restoration – Los Angeles

Case Study: 3,500 Grafts · Vitruvian FUE™ · Norwood 3/4

Case Description

This patient presented with Pattern 1, Class 4 on the AlviArmani Hair Loss Scale, corresponding to a Norwood 3/4 classification. He experienced substantial recession and thinning in Zones 1, 2, and 4, with a compromised hairline and central density loss. His goal was to regain a defined, high-density frontal hairline and improve visual volume across the top of the scalp.

AlviArmani Beverly Hills performed a single-session 3,500 graft Vitruvian FUE™ procedure, targeting all three zones with a focus on proportion, symmetry, and long-term facial framing. For patients considering a Los Angeles hair transplant , this case demonstrates how much coverage and density can be achieved in a single session.

Case Strategy

Our surgical plan followed the Vitruvian Design™ methodology, emphasizing natural angles, facial harmony, and density layering to create a seamless restoration from the front to the mid-scalp. Key strategic points included:

• Zone 1 (Frontal Hairline): Designed to frame the face using feathered, natural transitions along the temporal recessions.
• Zone 2 (Frontal Core): Densely packed to support styling flexibility and maximize visual density from head-on and overhead views.
• Zone 4 (Mid-Scalp Transition): Strategically filled to connect the frontal work with existing hair, preserving grafts while optimizing coverage.

The procedure utilized Vitruvian FUE™ with all grafts preserved in Ampligraf™ intraoperative solution. View the full AlviArmani FUE procedure list to see which option is right for you. For patients comparing different graft ranges, you can also review our 2,600 graft Vitruvian FUE™ case study to understand how design, density, and donor strategy change with each plan.

Visual Journey

Watch this real AlviArmani patient share his incredible transformation journey from hair loss to restored confidence.

These progress images highlight the refinement in hairline architecture, density buildup across the frontal and mid-scalp zones, and the artistry involved in creating a natural restoration using just 3,500 grafts.