This patient in his late 40s received 3,900 FUE grafts with PRP at Alvi Armani Beverly Hills. The documented plan focused on restoring the hairline and frontal region with full temple closure. The result photographs shown here were taken 11 months after surgery.
Before & After 3,900-Graft FUE Hair Restoration
The available evidence documents this Norwood 5 patient's appearance before surgery and 11 months after a 3,900-graft FUE procedure with PRP.
The restoration focused on rebuilding the hairline and frontal region while closing the recessed temple areas.
Norwood 5 Hair Loss With Residual Hair Along the Hairline
Before surgery, the patient was documented as Norwood Hair Loss Classification 5.
The baseline photographs also showed some fine, diffuse native hair remaining along the frontal hairline.
The treatment goals centered on restoring the frontal frame while incorporating the temple recessions into the broader hairline plan.
Hairline Restoration With Full Temple Closure
The documented plan used 3,900 FUE grafts to restore the patient's hairline and frontal region.
Full temple closure was also part of the treatment goal, allowing the restoration to address the frontal frame laterally rather than treating only the central hairline.
PRP was documented as an adjunct to the November 2019 procedure.
Frontal Restoration
The hairline and frontal region were the principal documented recipient areas for the 3,900-graft procedure.
Temple Closure
The plan specifically included full closure of the recessed temple areas as part of the reconstructed frontal frame.
Frontal Hairline Result at 11 Months
At 11 months, the documented photographs show the postoperative appearance of the restored frontal hairline and treatment extending through the temple regions.
Temple and Hairline Restoration From Both Sides
Right- and left-side comparisons provide additional evidence of the documented frontal and temple restoration at 11 months.
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Approximately 4,000 Grafts Can Be Concentrated on the Frontal Frame
This case provides documented evidence of 3,900 grafts used primarily for the hairline and frontal region with full temple closure in a Norwood 5 patient.
It provides a useful comparison with other procedures around 4,000 grafts in which grafts extend farther into the mid-scalp or crown.
This does not mean every Norwood 5 patient or every patient seeking temple closure requires 3,900 grafts. Appropriate graft requirements depend on recipient-area size, donor resources, existing native hair, hair characteristics and the goals of the individual restoration.
Questions About This 3,900-Graft FUE Case
How many grafts were used?
The documented procedure used 3,900 FUE grafts.
What was the patient's hair-loss classification?
The patient was documented as Norwood Hair Loss Classification 5.
Which areas were treated?
The documented treatment focused on restoring the hairline and frontal region with full temple closure.
Were the temples treated?
Yes. Full temple closure is specifically documented as part of this patient's treatment plan.
Was the crown treated?
Crown treatment is not documented in the available case record. The documented treatment focused on the hairline, frontal region and temples.
Was PRP used?
Yes. PRP was documented as an adjunct to the 3,900-graft FUE procedure.
Where and when was the procedure performed?
The documented procedure was performed in November 2019 at Alvi Armani Beverly Hills.
When were the after photographs taken?
The postoperative photographs shown on this page are documented at 11 months after surgery.
Does every Norwood 5 patient require about 4,000 grafts?
No. This was an individual treatment plan. Graft requirements depend on recipient-area size, donor resources, existing native hair, hair characteristics and the goals of the restoration.
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Your FUE Hair Transplantation Plan Is Individual
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