This patient underwent a 2,327-graft No-Shave FUE procedure at AlviArmani Beverly Hills to restore thinning through the frontal region, lower and redesign the hairline, and close the temple recessions. The procedure is documented as an AlviArmani Vitruvian Executive Buzz treatment.
2,327-Graft No-Shave FUE Hairline Restoration
The documented procedure used 2,327 FUE grafts to redesign and lower the hairline, restore thinning through the frontal region, and treat the recessed temples.
The comparison below includes views before surgery, immediately after graft placement, and at follow-up.
Frontal Thinning With Hairline and Temple Recession
The patient presented with thinning through the frontal region together with recession of the hairline and temples.
The treatment plan called for lowering and redesigning the frontal hairline while restoring the temporal frame.
2,327 Grafts With a No-Shave FUE Approach
A total of 2,327 grafts were transplanted using a No-Shave FUE approach documented as the AlviArmani Vitruvian Executive Buzz procedure.
The treatment was concentrated through the frontal region, including the redesigned hairline and temples.
Hairline & Frontal Region
Treatment included lowering and redesigning the hairline while restoring thinning through the frontal region.
Temple Restoration
The recessed temple regions were also included in the documented treatment plan.
Hair Restoration Without a Fully Shaved Appearance
The Executive No-Shave approach is designed for patients who prefer to preserve more of their existing hairstyle around the time of treatment rather than presenting with a fully shaved appearance.
In this case, that approach was used while treating 2,327 grafts across the patient's frontal restoration.
Additional View of the Restored Hairline and Temple Region
Additional follow-up photography provides a lateral view of the restored frontal hairline and temporal region.
No-Shave FUE
No-Shave FUE Can Be Used for a Focused Frontal Restoration
This case provides patient-specific evidence of a 2,327-graft No-Shave FUE treatment focused on the hairline, temples and frontal region.
It also demonstrates how a No-Shave approach can be incorporated into a treatment plan for a patient who prefers to preserve more of the surrounding hairstyle during the procedural period.
Procedure selection and graft requirements remain patient-specific and depend on the treatment area, existing native hair, donor resources, hair characteristics and restoration goals.
Questions About This 2,327-Graft No-Shave FUE Case
How many grafts were transplanted?
The documented procedure used 2,327 FUE grafts.
What type of FUE procedure was used?
The case documents a No-Shave FUE procedure described as the AlviArmani Vitruvian Executive Buzz procedure.
Which areas were treated?
The documented treatment included the frontal region, hairline and temples.
Where was the procedure performed?
The procedure was performed at AlviArmani Beverly Hills.
Does No-Shave FUE mean the patient's entire head remains unshaved?
No-Shave FUE refers to an approach intended to reduce the visible impact of shaving compared with a conventional fully shaved presentation. The exact preparation depends on the specific procedure and treatment plan.
Was this a high-density hair transplant?
The legacy case record describes the graft placement as high density. However, it does not provide a measured grafts-per-square-centimeter value, so an exact density number is not assigned to this case.
When were the follow-up photographs taken?
A specific postoperative interval is not documented in the available case record.
Who performed the procedure?
The treating physician is not identified in the available case record.
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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.