Small bod spot at front, center of head. How many hair grafts and is it even possible? (Photos)

Thank you for reaching out with your question. Based on your description, it sounds like you might be dealing with a localized form of hair loss, such as triangular alopecia. Hair transplantation could be a viable option for addressing the bald spot, especially since other treatments have not yielded results.

In terms of feasibility, hair transplantation can effectively treat small, well-defined areas of hair loss. The number of grafts needed for a small bald spot can vary depending on the size of the area. Typically, for a small spot like the one you described, it might require anywhere from 50 to 300 grafts. This range is an estimate and would ultimately depend on the specific size and density required to achieve a natural appearance.

It would be beneficial to consult with a hair restoration specialist who can provide a detailed assessment and create a personalized treatment plan. They can determine the exact number of grafts needed and discuss the potential outcomes and costs associated with the procedure. This assessment will help ensure that the solution aligns with your aesthetic goals and expectations.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any more questions or need further assistance.