2,588-Graft Vitruvian FUE Crown Hair Transplant: 9-Month Result
This patient received 2,588 grafts through FUE hair transplantation using Vitruvian FUE™ at AlviArmani Beverly Hills in March 2025. Treatment was focused predominantly on Zone 4, the crown, with extension into Zone 3. The case includes intraoperative evidence and documented follow-up through 9 months.
9 Months After a 2,588-Graft Crown Hair Transplant
The documented 9-month photograph shows the appearance of the crown after a 2,588-graft Vitruvian FUE™ procedure focused primarily on Zone 4 with extension into Zone 3.
Crown Thinning Centered in Zone 4
The patient's starting photographs document thinning through the crown. The treatment plan identified Zone 4 as the primary recipient area, with a transition into Zone 3.
2,588 Grafts Focused on the Crown and Posterior Transition
The procedure used 2,588 grafts with Vitruvian FUE™.
Treatment was documented predominantly in Zone 4, corresponding to the crown, with extension into Zone 3 to connect the treated crown with the adjacent scalp.
Zone 4 · Crown
The crown was the primary documented recipient area for this 2,588-graft procedure.
Zone 3 · Transition
The documented treatment extended anteriorly into Zone 3 as part of the overall recipient-area plan.
Intraoperative Crown Graft Placement
The intraoperative photograph documents graft placement through the crown treatment area during the procedure.
Crown transplantation requires placement to account for the directional pattern of the patient's existing crown and whorl. This operative image provides direct evidence of the recipient-area plan used in this patient. Explore our crown FUE hair transplant design guide for additional planning context.
Crown FUE Follow-Up From Day 11 Through 9 Months
This case includes serial photography at day 11, 2 months, 6 months and 9 months, allowing the same treatment area to be followed across multiple stages after surgery.
crown focus
A Similar Graft Count Can Be Used for a Very Different Treatment Area
This case is particularly useful when comparing graft counts because its 2,588 grafts were directed primarily to the crown rather than the frontal hairline.
It demonstrates why graft count alone does not define the surgical plan. Treatment area, recipient-area size, existing native hair and individual hair transplant goals all affect how a similar number of grafts may be used.
This patient-specific result should not be interpreted as a universal graft requirement for crown transplantation.
Why Serial Crown Photography Matters
A single result photograph provides only one point in time. This case includes baseline, intraoperative and multiple follow-up views through 9 months.
Reviewing that sequence alongside the documented treatment area and graft count provides more context for evaluating the patient's result.
Questions About This 2,588-Graft Crown Hair Transplant
How many grafts were transplanted?
The documented procedure used 2,588 FUE grafts.
What procedure was used?
The case documents treatment using Vitruvian FUE™.
Which area was treated?
Treatment was focused predominantly on Zone 4, corresponding to the crown, with extension into Zone 3.
When was the procedure performed?
The procedure is documented as having been performed in March 2025.
Where was the procedure performed?
The case documents treatment at AlviArmani Beverly Hills.
How long was this case followed?
The photographic record shown here includes follow-up at day 11, 2 months, 6 months and 9 months.
Is 2,588 grafts always enough for a crown hair transplant?
No. This is one patient-specific treatment plan. Crown graft requirements vary according to recipient-area size, existing native hair, donor resources, hair characteristics and individual treatment goals.
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