10/08/2026
Can 3,362 FUE grafts restore coverage from the hairline to the crown?
Take a look at this patient's transformation.
This Norwood 5 patient came to ForHair with extensive thinning affecting the frontal scalp, top, and crown.
Restoring multiple areas requires careful planning, especially when the available donor supply must be distributed across a large treatment area.
Dr. John P. Cole performed an FUE hair transplant using 3,362 grafts.
Here's the breakdown:
• Hairline: 288 grafts
• Front and mid-scalp: 2,018 grafts
• Crown: 1,056 grafts
The procedure also incorporated CRP, Reyagel, PRF, and topical exosomes as adjunctive treatments.
The before-and-after photos show a substantial improvement in coverage.
The frontal scalp appears fuller, the hairline provides a natural-looking frame, and the crown shows improved density.
But the most interesting detail?
Only 288 grafts were specifically dedicated to the hairline.
Dr. Cole's approach demonstrates why strategic graft placement matters. Creating a natural result requires more than simply transplanting as many grafts as possible.
Hairline design, graft distribution, donor management, and long-term planning all contribute to the final appearance.
This is the principle behind our philosophy:
Less is more. Precision matters.
💬 Which area shows the biggest improvement in your opinion?
Thinking about restoring your hair?
Schedule a free online consultation with Dr. Cole and the ForHair team.
👉 https://www.forhair.com/free-online-consultation/
Check the patient's full photo gallery here:https://www.forhair.com/before-after-photos/hair-transplant-3362-grafts-fue/
* Individual results vary. The benefits of regenerative adjuncts for hair transplantation remain under investigation.