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Patient Profile
- Patient Name: Prashant More
- Gender: Male
- Age Group: Adult Male
- Procedure: BIO-FUE Hair Transplant
- Total Grafts: 4,000 grafts
- Result Timeline: Approximately 1.1 years after the procedure
- Location: Pune, Maharashtra, India
- Doctor: Dr. Kiran Chotaliya
- Hair Loss Grade: Grade 4 Baldness
- Primary Concern: Significant hair loss and reduced scalp coverage
- Treatment Goal: Improve frontal and overall scalp coverage, apparent density, and hair appearance
Overview
Prashant More presented with Grade 4 baldness, with noticeable hair loss and reduced scalp coverage across the frontal and top scalp areas.After an individualized hair-loss and donor-area assessment, Dr. Kiran Chotaliya planned a 4,000-graft BIO-FUE hair transplant based on Prashant's donor availability, recipient-area requirements, existing native hair, hair-loss pattern, and desired coverage.
At approximately 1.1 years after the procedure, the documented before-and-after photographs show improved visible hair coverage and a fuller-looking appearance compared with the pre-treatment photograph.
Hair Loss Concerns
Before treatment, Prashant More had significant thinning and reduced scalp coverage consistent with Grade 4 hair loss.The treatment goals included:
- Improving frontal hair coverage
- Increasing scalp coverage
- Improving apparent hair density
- Restoring areas affected by hair loss
- Creating a fuller-looking hairstyle
- Maintaining a natural transition with existing hair
- Planning coverage according to available donor hair
Donor & Recipient Area Planning
Hair restoration requires careful evaluation of both the donor and recipient areas. For Prashant More, treatment planning was considered:- Donor-area availability
- Donor-hair density
- Graft requirements
- Hair shaft characteristics
- Existing native hair
- Recipient-area size
- Degree of hair loss
- Desired coverage
- Natural hair-growth direction
- Long-term donor preservation
- Potential future hair loss
4,000-Graft BIO-FUE Hair Transplant in Pune
Prashant More underwent a 4,000-graft BIO-FUE hair transplant in Pune. Follicular grafts were harvested from the donor area and placed into planned recipient areas to address areas affected by Grade 4 baldness.Graft placement was planned around the existing hair pattern, recipient-area requirements, natural growth direction, and desired coverage.
Treatment Highlights
- 4,000 grafts
- BIO-FUE hair transplant
- Grade 4 baldness
- Individualized treatment planning
- Donor-area evaluation
- Strategic graft distribution
- Frontal and overall scalp coverage
- Natural hair-growth direction
- Donor preservation considerations
- Long-term restoration planning
Role of Dr. Kiran Chotaliya
Dr. Kiran Chotaliya evaluated Prashant More's hair-loss pattern, donor availability, existing native hair, recipient-area requirements, and restoration goals before planning the procedure.The graft requirement was determined according to the patient's individual characteristics rather than using a fixed graft number for every case.
1.1-Year Hair Transplant Result
At approximately 1.1 years after the BIO-FUE procedure, the documented before-and-after photographs demonstrate visible improvement in hair coverage and overall appearance.The follow-up photograph shows:
- Improved frontal coverage
- Increased visible scalp coverage
- Fuller-looking hair
- Reduced scalp visibility in treated areas
- Improved overall hair appearance
Why Is Graft Planning Important for Grade 4 Baldness?
Patients with more extensive hair loss may require careful planning to make effective use of the available donor hair. Graft planning can depend on:- Degree and distribution of hair loss
- Size of the recipient area
- Donor-hair availability
- Donor density
- Hair thickness
- Follicular-unit characteristics
- Existing native hair
- Desired coverage
- Long-term donor preservation
- Potential future hair loss
What is a BIO-FUE hair transplant?
BIO-FUE is a graft-based hair-transplant approach involving the extraction of individual follicular units from the donor area and their placement into planned recipient areas.The appearance of a hair transplant result may be influenced by:
- Donor-hair quality
- Graft selection
- Hairline and recipient-area planning
- Graft distribution
- Implantation direction
- Recipient-area characteristics
- Existing native hair
- Healing
- Post-operative care
Choosing a Hair Transplant Doctor in India
People searching for the “best hair transplant doctor in India” may compare factors such as the doctor's experience, treatment approach, donor-area assessment, graft-planning process, documented results, and suitability of the proposed procedure.For this case, Dr. Kiran Chotaliya planned and guided Prashant More's treatment at Hairfree & Hairgrow Hair Transplant Clinic in Pune.
Individual consultation remains important because the appropriate procedure, graft requirement, and achievable coverage can differ from one patient to another.
Final Outcome
Prashant More's 4,000-graft BIO-FUE hair transplant for Grade 4 baldness shows visible improvement at the documented 1.1-year follow-up. The before-and-after photographs demonstrate increased hair coverage and a fuller-looking overall appearance compared with the pre-treatment photograph.This case highlights the importance of:
- Individualized hair-loss assessment
- Donor-area evaluation
- Appropriate graft planning
- Recipient-area planning
- Strategic graft distribution
- Natural hair-growth direction
- Long-term restoration planning
- Appropriate post-operative care
