This is a 50-year-old patient who decided to restore his receding hairline. HDC Medical Team dense packed 2800 FUE grafts, giving a full density so that the transplanted hair, would blend nicely with the hair behind.
A receding hairline can increase your estimated age for up to 5 years, and the reverse will apply if you restore it successfully. A hairline surgery is not easy, because you need to design it correctly by avoiding placing it too high or too low, dense pack the grafts, use correct pattern in making the sites and the correct angulation so that it will look completely natural.
You can also notice how correctly and evenly the punching was spread over the donor, thus avoiding leaving an area of the donor looking less dense than any other.
HDC has published many examples of hairline restoration in the near past, and many of our patients come for this type of surgery.
As you can see in this result, all the elements mentioned above were strictly followed.
This is a NW Class 4 patient, 45 years old, and he wanted to cover his frontal receding area.
He trusted HDC Hair Clinic for this job and his aim was to make a Hair Transplant with density that would look natural and to match his hair behind the empty area.
This is a 32-year-old patient at Norwood class 5 stage. He has some thin hair in his balding area, and he wondered if these would be affected adversely from the hair transplant. We explained that there is a possibility that some of those vellus hair might not survive and that we will place the appropriate density to cover of any loss.
This is a 33-year-old patient coming from Poland. His goal is to cover all the baldness, front and crown. To finish this job, it has been estimated that about 5000 grafts were needed.
As the concern of HDC Hair Clinic is to complete the coverage without depleting the donor, it was decided to break the amount of 5000 grafts into 2 sessions. We proceeded with 3500 grafts to cover the front as shown below.
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