A documented AlviArmani FUE case using 3,033 grafts in a single procedure to restore the hairline and add coverage through the frontal and mid-scalp regions. The procedure was performed at AlviArmani Beverly Hills, and the current result shown here is documented at one year.
3,033 Grafts From Hairline Restoration to Mid-Scalp Thickening
This case demonstrates a different use of approximately 3,000 grafts than a purely frontal restoration. The procedure rebuilt the hairline while also extending coverage through the frontal and mid-scalp regions.
Hairline Loss With Reduced Density Extending Through the Scalp
Before surgery, the treatment plan needed to address more than the leading edge of the hairline. The documented procedure included restoration of the hairline together with additional graft placement through the frontal and mid-scalp regions.
That distinction is important when comparing graft counts. A procedure using approximately 3,000 grafts across a larger recipient area represents a different allocation strategy than one concentrating the same number entirely in the frontal zone.
Restore the Hairline While Extending Coverage Farther Back
The documented treatment strategy used 3,033 FUE grafts in a single session to reconstruct the hairline while also adding coverage through the frontal and mid-scalp regions.
This creates a useful comparison with other cases in the 3,000-graft range. Here, the graft supply was used across multiple connected areas rather than being described as a hairline-only procedure.
Hairline Restoration
The frontal hairline was a primary component of the procedure and established the new frontal frame.
Frontal & Mid-Scalp Thickening
Additional grafts were used farther behind the hairline to increase coverage through the documented frontal and mid-scalp treatment areas.
One Year After 3,033-Graft FUE
At one year, the documented photographs show the reconstructed frontal hairline together with coverage extending through the treated frontal and mid-scalp regions.
The close-up photograph provides an additional view of the transplanted hairline at the one-year stage.
broader coverage.
3,000 Grafts Can Be Distributed Beyond the Hairline
This case helps illustrate why graft count alone does not define a hair transplant result.
While some approximately 3,000-graft cases concentrate grafts primarily in the frontal hairline and temples, this 3,033-graft procedure included the hairline together with frontal and mid-scalp thickening.
That makes it useful evidence for patients comparing how the same general graft range can be distributed across different recipient areas.
It does not mean every patient with similar hair loss needs 3,033 grafts. Graft requirements depend on the individual treatment area, donor resources, existing native hair and restoration priorities.
Understanding This 3,033-Graft FUE Case
How many grafts were transplanted?
The documented procedure used 3,033 FUE grafts in a single hair transplant session.
Which areas were treated?
The procedure restored the hairline and added coverage through the frontal and mid-scalp regions.
Where was this procedure performed?
The documented procedure was performed at the AlviArmani Beverly Hills clinic in California.
When was the result photographed?
The documented result photographs shown on this page include the patient's appearance one year after surgery.
Does every patient needing frontal and mid-scalp treatment require about 3,000 grafts?
No. The appropriate graft count depends on recipient-area size, donor supply, existing native hair, hair characteristics and the individualized treatment strategy.
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