Arjun kumar Posted July 26 Share Posted July 26 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Valued Contributor Berba11 Posted July 26 Valued Contributor Share Posted July 26 A lot. That’s very, very aggressive and probably unwise. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Regular Member Ccd99 Posted July 26 Regular Member Share Posted July 26 (edited) Need to see more photos, particularly from above to see how far back your hairline has recessed to. But you would probably be looking at, at least, 4000 grafts I would say based on the angle/photo you provided. The wise thing would be to split this over 2 surgeries. Having said that Afro hair has great characteristics and majority of hairs are typically multi-hairs (4,5,6 hairs per follicle is not unheard of in Afro hair) which means you can obtain good coverage and illusion of density with less grafts. The downside is you need to go to a surgeon who specialises in Afro hair. I would challenge the hairline design though, you may also need some temple point work. Perhaps a more mature and less straight hairline would work better and require less grafts. Edited July 26 by Ccd99 Consultation with Dr Bruno Ferreira - Nov 2023 - ✅ - see link below for more info First surgery with Dr Bruno Ferreira - Sept 2024 - ✅ - 3200 grafts to frontal third and partial mid-scalp - link to thread Second surgery with Dr Bruno Ferreira - May 2025 - ❌ - 2500-3000 grafts to remainder of mid-scalp and crown + touch-up Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arjun kumar Posted July 26 Author Share Posted July 26 1 hour ago, Ccd99 said: Need to see more photos, particularly from above to see how far back your hairline has recessed to. But you would probably be looking at, at least, 4000 grafts I would say based on the angle/photo you provided. The wise thing would be to split this over 2 surgeries. Having said that Afro hair has great characteristics and majority of hairs are typically multi-hairs (4,5,6 hairs per follicle is not unheard of in Afro hair) which means you can obtain good coverage and illusion of density with less grafts. The downside is you need to go to a surgeon who specialises in Afro hair. I would challenge the hairline design though, you may also need some temple point work. Perhaps a more mature and less straight hairline would work better and require less grafts. thank you for your suggestion Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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