Yes, 8000 grafts are considered a significant number in the context of hair transplantation. Grafts are units of hair follicles that are typically transplanted from one area of the body (often the back of the scalp, which is more resistant to hair loss) to another area where the individual is experiencing hair loss or thinning.

The number of grafts needed for a hair transplant varies from person to person and depends on factors like the extent of hair loss, the desired outcome, the quality and density of the donor area, and the surgical technique used. A typical hair transplant procedure may involve anywhere from 1000 to 4000 grafts. So, 8000 grafts would be considered a large and comprehensive hair transplant, often performed when a person has extensive hair loss and wants to achieve a significant improvement in hair density and coverage. The decision on the number of grafts is usually made in consultation with a hair transplant surgeon based on the individual’s specific needs and goals.