This patient with documented Norwood Class 4 hair loss received 3,472 FUE grafts at AlviArmani Beverly Hills, with treatment focused on the frontal zone.
Before and After 3,472-Graft FUE Frontal Restoration
The documented procedure used 3,472 FUE grafts to treat the patient's frontal zone.
The before-and-after photographs below document the patient's starting appearance and subsequent result.
Norwood 4 Hair Loss With Frontal-Zone Treatment
The patient's starting hair-loss pattern was documented as Norwood Class 4.
The operative record supplied for this case identifies the frontal zone as the recipient area treated during the procedure.
3,472 FUE Grafts Directed to the Frontal Zone
The documented procedure used 3,472 FUE grafts at the AlviArmani Beverly Hills Clinic .
Treatment was focused on the frontal zone rather than being documented as a full-scalp restoration.
Frontal Restoration
The frontal zone is the recipient area specifically documented in the available case record.
Another View of the 3,472-Graft Result
This comparison includes the patient's appearance after his hair was cut short before surgery and the later documented result.
Additional Photographic Evidence
An additional image from the original case record provides another perspective on this patient's restoration.
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A Near-3,500-Graft Plan Focused on the Frontal Zone
This case documents a Norwood 4 patient receiving 3,472 FUE grafts with treatment focused on the frontal zone.
It provides another example of why graft count should be interpreted alongside the actual recipient area rather than being viewed as a standardized coverage plan.
The graft total should not be interpreted as a universal requirement for Norwood 4 patients or frontal restoration. Individual graft requirements depend on the patient's recipient area, donor resources, existing native hair, hair characteristics and restoration goals.
Compare the Result With the Starting Pattern and Treatment Area
This case is most useful when the 3,472-graft total is considered together with the documented Norwood 4 starting pattern and frontal-zone treatment.
Hair length, lighting, photographic angle and follow-up timing should also be considered when interpreting before-and-after evidence.
Questions About This 3,472-Graft FUE Case
How many grafts were transplanted?
The documented procedure used 3,472 FUE grafts.
What was the patient's hair-loss classification?
The patient was documented as Norwood Class 4.
Which area was treated?
The available case record identifies the frontal zone as the treatment area.
Where was the procedure performed?
The procedure was performed at AlviArmani Beverly Hills.
What type of procedure was performed?
The case documents treatment using FUE.
When were the result photographs taken?
The exact postoperative interval is not documented in the supplied case record, so no specific follow-up month is assigned.
Does every Norwood 4 patient need about 3,500 grafts?
No. Norwood classification alone does not determine graft requirements. Recipient-area size, donor resources, existing native hair, hair characteristics and individual restoration goals all affect planning.
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Your Hair Restoration Plan Is Individual
Graft count is only one part of planning. Your hair-loss pattern, treatment areas, existing native hair, donor resources and long-term goals all influence the appropriate approach.