A documented Alvi Armani large-session FUE restoration performed in Beverly Hills using 5,104 grafts in a single surgical day. The patient presented with diffuse thinning across the top of the scalp, and treatment extended from the reconstructed frontal hairline through anterior Zone 4.
5,104-Graft FUE Completed in One Surgical Day
The available case photography documents the patient's preoperative diffuse thinning pattern, immediate postoperative recipient area and subsequent result following a 5,104-graft FUE procedure performed in one day.
The exact postoperative interval for the result photograph is not documented in the available case record.
Diffuse Thinning Across a Broad Recipient Area
The patient's presentation involved diffuse thinning across the top of the scalp rather than an isolated frontal recession. The existing case record describes the pattern as most consistent with Norwood Class 4.
Because native follicles remained interspersed throughout portions of the thinning scalp, identifying those follicles before complete shaving was an important part of the documented surgical planning process.
Planning a 5,104-Graft Procedure Around Native Hair and Recipient Demand
This was a mandatory full-shave large-session FUE procedure. Before complete shaving, the recipient area was mapped so interspersed native follicles could be identified while they remained readily visible.
The restoration then extended from the reconstructed frontal hairline posteriorly through anterior Zone 4.
Map Before Complete Shaving
Mapping the recipient area before the full shave allowed remaining native follicles within the diffusely thinning scalp to be identified and incorporated into recipient-site planning.
Broad Recipient Coverage
Treatment began with reconstruction of the frontal hairline and extended posteriorly through anterior Zone 4 rather than remaining confined to the frontal edge.
A Full-Shave, Single-Day 5,104-Graft FUE Procedure
The patient underwent all 5,104 grafts in one surgical day at Alvi Armani Beverly Hills.
Ampligraf™ was documented as the intraoperative graft-holding environment used during the procedure.
Additional Views After the 5,104-Graft Restoration
Additional photography documents the appearance of the restoration following treatment across the broad recipient area.
Because the exact follow-up interval is not documented, the images are presented as result evidence without assigning an unsupported postoperative month or describing them as a mature or final result.
Surgical Day
More Than 5,000 FUE Grafts Can Be Performed in One Day in an Appropriately Selected Patient
This case documents a 5,104-graft FUE restoration completed in a single surgical day.
The patient had a broad diffuse-thinning pattern, and the surgical plan extended from the reconstructed frontal hairline through anterior Zone 4.
The case is especially useful when compared with the staged 5,000-graft evidence now organized on the parent hub: a similar total graft requirement does not necessarily mean the restoration should occur in the same number of procedures.
This does not mean every patient with extensive hair loss can or should receive 5,104 grafts in one day. Appropriate graft requirements and session size depend on recipient-area demand, donor resources, existing native hair, hair characteristics, previous procedures, anticipated progression and long-term goals.
Understanding This 5,104-Graft Single-Day FUE Case
How many grafts were transplanted?
The documented procedure used 5,104 FUE grafts.
Were all 5,104 grafts transplanted in one day?
Yes. The documented procedure was completed in a single surgical day.
Was this a full-shave procedure?
Yes. The case documents a mandatory full-shave large-session FUE procedure.
Why was the recipient area mapped before shaving?
The patient had diffuse thinning with remaining native follicles interspersed through portions of the recipient area. Mapping before complete shaving allowed those follicles to be identified and incorporated into surgical planning while they were still readily visible.
Which areas were treated?
The documented restoration extended from the reconstructed frontal hairline through anterior Zone 4.
What was the patient's Norwood classification?
The available case record describes the patient's presentation as most consistent with Norwood Class 4 with diffuse thinning. It is therefore presented as an assessment rather than a more definitive classification.
Was Ampligraf used?
Yes. Ampligraf is documented as the intraoperative graft-holding environment used during this procedure.
How long after surgery were the result photographs taken?
The exact follow-up interval is not documented in the available case record.
Can every patient receive more than 5,000 grafts in one day?
No. Session size and graft requirements depend on the individual patient's donor resources, recipient-area demand, existing native hair, hair characteristics, previous procedures, anticipated future hair loss and long-term restoration goals.
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