This documented Norwood 5 patient underwent a 3,527-graft FUE procedure at the AlviArmani Beverly Hills clinic. Grafts were placed throughout the frontal region and mid-scalp, with documented follow-up at four months, one year and 18 months.
18-Month Result After 3,527 FUE Grafts
This comparison documents the patient before treatment and at 18 months after the 3,527-graft FUE procedure.
Documented Norwood 5 Hair-Loss Pattern
The patient presented with a documented Norwood 5 hair-loss classification. The operative treatment recorded for this case focused on the frontal region and mid-scalp.
3,527 Grafts Across the Frontal Region and Mid-Scalp
The documented procedure placed 3,527 FUE grafts throughout the frontal region and mid-scalp.
This is important when interpreting the graft count. Although the patient had a Norwood 5 pattern, the operative record identifies the frontal and mid-scalp regions as the areas treated in this procedure.
Frontal Restoration
Treatment included the frontal region rather than relying on classification alone to describe the operative plan.
Mid-Scalp Coverage
The documented graft placement extended through the mid-scalp, creating a broader treatment footprint than a frontal-only restoration.
Postoperative View of the Treated Area
The postoperative photograph documents graft placement throughout the frontal region and mid-scalp following the 3,527-graft procedure.
Four Months and One Year After Surgery
This comparison documents the patient's appearance at four months and again at one year after the procedure. The four-month view represents an interim stage of postoperative follow-up.
Additional Views at 18 Months
The case record also includes top and right-side views documented 18 months after the procedure.
multi-zone plan
Norwood 5 Can Represent More Than One Treatment Strategy
This patient had a documented Norwood 5 pattern, while the operative procedure treated the frontal region and mid-scalp with 3,527 FUE grafts.
Compared with a frontal-only Norwood 5 procedure, this case illustrates how a similar classification can involve a broader recipient area and a different graft-distribution strategy.
This does not mean every Norwood 5 patient requires 3,527 grafts or should receive frontal and mid-scalp treatment. Appropriate graft requirements depend on recipient-area size, donor resources, existing native hair, hair characteristics and the goals of the individual restoration.
About This 3,527-Graft Norwood 5 Case
How many grafts were used?
The documented procedure used 3,527 FUE grafts.
What was the patient's hair-loss classification?
The patient was documented as Norwood 5.
Which areas were treated?
The documented graft placement extended throughout the frontal region and mid-scalp.
Was the crown treated?
The available case record documents treatment of the frontal region and mid-scalp. It does not establish crown treatment as part of this 3,527-graft procedure.
How long was this patient followed?
The available evidence includes four-month, one-year and 18-month postoperative follow-up.
Does every Norwood 5 patient need approximately 3,500 grafts?
No. Norwood classification alone does not determine graft count. The treatment area, donor resources, existing native hair, hair characteristics and individual goals all affect the surgical plan.
Learn More About the Team, Location and Results
This case documents treatment at the AlviArmani Beverly Hills clinic. The available case record does not identify a specific treating physician.
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.