The area that 4000 hair grafts can cover can vary depending on several factors, including the density of the hair grafts and the size of the bald or thinning area being treated.
Here are the general guidelines…
- Hairline Restoration – If you are using the grafts to restore a receding hairline or address a small bald spot, 4000 grafts may be sufficient to cover the entire area and achieve a natural look.
- Crown or Larger Balding Area – If you are dealing with a larger balding area on the crown of the head or a significant area of thinning, 4000 grafts may not provide full coverage. You might need more grafts to achieve the desired density and coverage.
- Density – The density of hair grafts also plays a role. Some individuals may require higher graft density for a thicker and more natural look, while others may be satisfied with lower density.
Consult with a qualified hair transplant specialist or surgeon to assess your specific situation and determine the number of grafts needed to achieve your desired results. They will consider factors such as your hair type, hair loss pattern, and aesthetic goals to provide a more accurate estimate. Keep in mind that hair transplantation is a personalized procedure, and individual results may vary.
