How many FUE grafts for crown area? (Photo)

Whether or not you still available donor follicles to do another 1000 FUE grafts to the crown area really depends on what your donor density was to begin with and what state is in now. The crown in general is a little harder to give the appearance of thickness because the hairs are often directed in more of a spiral pattern versus other areas of the head where all the hairs are aligned in the same direction which gives a better layering effect.

Hair transplant is not about how many grafts you need but understanding your goals and expectations. 1000 grafts may be enough for some but may not be enough for you if your expectations are different. The results also depend on your hair color to skin color contrast, hair texture, hair style, etc.It is best to speak with a doctor in person so you donor supply can also be assessed.

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the number of grafts a patient will need depends on the thickness of their hair and the extent of their hair loss, which can be determined by the Norwood Scale below.
During a hair transplant, grafts are usually removed from the ‘donor area’ located on the back of the scalp and relocated to a balding area. The back of the scalp makes a good extraction area due to the high volume of hair follicles that congregate within that region that are not affected by the balding process. Specialist surgeons will remove a small amount of tissue that can grow hair and relocate it to the desired area of the head without damaging them.