Hair Transplant Guide · Updated 24 October 2026
A published patient record explained without promising the same graft count or outcome for another person.
What this record shows
The clinic’s published record identifies 6400 grafts and a 12-month follow-up, with photographs from different angles. Age, medication, precise area measurements and session details are not separately presented as verified facts in this article and should not be inferred from photographs.
Comparing before and after
Compare the front hairline, top and side views at similar angles. Hair length, styling and lighting influence perceived coverage. A collage does not replace a controlled measurement; enlarging the photographs helps inspect detail.
Why 6400 grafts is not a standard plan
The number belongs to this case. Another person may have different donor capacity, hair characteristics or areas of loss. A personal count should not be assigned from this example without examination. Fewer grafts over a smaller area may be more appropriate for someone else.
What photographs cannot establish
Photographs alone do not show graft survival rates, future progression or the full clinical assessment. Existing hair and long-term plans need separate discussion. Share your own front, top, crown, side and donor photographs and ask how similar cases differ from your situation.
Sources and Further Reading
This article provides general information. Diagnosis, suitability and the treatment plan are determined by medical assessment.
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