Summary: A 50-year-old patient had 3,207 FUE grafts (6,763 hairs) to restore a receding hairline and the crown at Dr Bonaros’s clinic in Glasgow. According to the clinic, Dr. Bonaros performed all steps himself, using a 0.85 mm motorised punch and implanter pens. The photos run from before surgery to 12 months.
| Case detail | |
|---|---|
| Clinic | Dr Bonaros Clinic, Glasgow (UK) |
| Surgeon | Dr. Epameinondas Bonaros |
| Technique | FUE, implanter pens |
| Grafts / hairs | 3,207 grafts / 6,763 hairs (2.11 hairs per graft) |
| Areas treated | Hairline, crown |
| Patient | 50 years old |
| Follow-up | 12 months |
| Type of report | Clinic-published case, not an independent patient diary |
Photos
What this case tells you, and what it doesn’t
- Treating hairline and crown in one session splits the grafts between two areas that both need a lot of coverage. The crown usually looks less dense than the front for the same number of grafts.
- 12 months is the main checkpoint. Most transplanted hair has grown in by 12 months, and texture can keep maturing up to around 18 months.
- This is a clinic-selected result. Clinics publish their strongest outcomes, so compare it with independent patient diaries before deciding.
Questions to ask if you’re considering this clinic
- Who performs each step: the incisions, the extraction and the implantation?
- How many grafts are planned for each area, and what density does that give?
- What does aftercare include, and how is the 12-month follow-up done?
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Source: case and photos published by Dr Bonaros Clinic, originally shared on another hair loss forum. Photos © Dr Bonaros Clinic. Summary written by the Forum Hair Transplant editorial team.