Скачать или смотреть 🔍 How Many Grafts Do You Actually Need for a Hair Transplant?

A completely natural, untouched scalp has 60–100 follicular units per cm², with each unit growing 1–4 hairs.

⚡ Now — can a transplant achieve this same density?
Not quite.
Realistically, we aim for 30–40 follicular units per cm² during a hair transplant.
✅ Why? Because there’s only so much space for blades and grafts — and overcrowding can harm results.

➡️ Here’s how we calculate your grafts properly:

Measure the surface area that needs to be covered.
Multiply by the realistic density (30–40 units/cm²).
That gives you the number of grafts you should actually receive.
🚨 Big Red Flag:
If someone is promising you 4000–6000 grafts just for a small hairline — that's a problem.
Cramming too many grafts into a tiny area overloads the blood supply.
The follicles start competing with each other, and this can cause necrosis (tissue death) and failed growth.

🧠 Planning your transplant properly means protecting your donor area, optimizing your blood supply, and ensuring the best long-term results — not just filling numbers.

✅ Thinking about a hair transplant?
Let’s calculate it the right way.

📅 Book your FREE consultation with Dr. Shaan at Royal Wharf Clinic today.

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