2,066-Graft FUE Frontal Restoration: Zones 1 & 2

Case Study · 2,066 Grafts

This patient underwent a 2,066-graft FUE frontal restoration focused on Zones 1 and 2. The January 2025 case includes patient-submitted before-and-after photography together with supporting clinical imagery.

FUE · 2,066 Grafts · Zones 1 & 2 · Frontal Restoration
Graft Count 2,066
Procedure FUE
Treatment Area Frontal
Zones Treated Zones 1 & 2
Case Date January 2025
Result Photography Patient Submitted
Documented Patient Result Before → Patient-Submitted Result
See the Result

Before and After 2,066-Graft Frontal Restoration

This patient-submitted comparison documents the appearance before treatment and after a focused 2,066-graft FUE restoration involving Zones 1 and 2.

Patient-submitted before and after result from a 2,066-graft FUE frontal restoration of Zones 1 and 2
Patient-submitted before-and-after photography from the documented 2,066-graft frontal restoration case.
Photography note: The result image was submitted by the patient rather than captured as a standardized clinic comparison. The available case record does not document the exact follow-up interval represented in this photograph.
Starting Point

Frontal Hair Restoration Case

The available preoperative photography documents the patient's frontal appearance before treatment. The case record identifies the restoration as involving Zones 1 and 2.

No Norwood classification is documented for this patient, so a classification should not be inferred from the photographs.

Understand the Plan

2,066 Grafts Focused on Zones 1 and 2

The documented treatment used 2,066 FUE grafts for a focused frontal restoration involving Zones 1 and 2. This places the case in the approximately 2,000-graft range while showing how that graft count can be used in a concentrated frontal plan.

The available record does not provide a more detailed graft allocation between the two zones or document a specific density target, so those details are not assigned to this case.

Planning principle: Graft count alone does not determine the extent of a restoration. The same approximate graft count may be concentrated in the frontal region or distributed differently depending on the patient's starting pattern, existing hair and restoration goals.
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Additional Evidence

Supporting Clinical Photography

Additional imagery from the same case provides another view of the documented frontal restoration.

Supporting clinical photograph from the 2,066-graft FUE frontal restoration case
Supporting clinical image from the same 2,066-graft frontal restoration case.
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2,066 grafts
Zones 1 & 2
What This Case Shows

A Focused Use of Approximately 2,000 Grafts

This case demonstrates one way an approximately 2,000-graft procedure can be used for a concentrated frontal restoration rather than broad coverage across multiple regions of the scalp.

Its value within the 2,000-graft case library is the combination of an exact graft count with documented treatment of Zones 1 and 2 and patient-submitted visual evidence.

This does not mean every patient seeking frontal restoration requires approximately 2,000 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

Questions About This 2,066-Graft Case

How many grafts were used in this case?

The documented procedure used 2,066 grafts.

Which areas were treated?

The documented restoration focused on the frontal region and treated Zones 1 and 2.

What type of procedure was performed?

The case is documented as an FUE hair transplant.

When was this case performed?

The available case record identifies the case date as January 2025.

How long after surgery was the result photograph taken?

The currently available case record does not document the exact follow-up interval represented in the patient-submitted result image.

What Norwood classification was documented?

No Norwood classification is documented in the available case record, so one should not be inferred from the photographs.

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