Poor Graft Placement

[hairlossguy]

I have read on this forum that poor graft placement can be one of the reasons a hair transplant looks not as dense. However, I have never seen what this looks like. Does anyone have an example of a surgery that turned out with poor density due to bad artistry in terms of graft placement. Or maybe, two similar hair transplant candidates, but one had a better, more full result due to smarter graft placement.

Edited December 24, 2021 by hairlossguy
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[Rahal Hair Transplant]

Poor placement of the grafts can absolutely contribute to an unnatural sparse looking result.  Unfortunately, I do not have any examples of this to share as proper placement is absolutely vital at our clinic.

Best wishes,

Rahal Hair Transplant

[Melvin- Admin]

This video explains the various reasons for density, including graft placement 

 

[hairlossguy]

Thanks @Melvin- Moderator!

[Doron Harati]

This is a good example how wrong hair angles looks like which contribute for poor density appearance, additionally this poor paitent had terrible job of too deep incisions which caused scarring with abscess over the recipient area, also instead of single grafts the clinic implanted double and triple grafts at the hairline, this was done by a cheap black market clinic in Turkey.

*Paitent approved to show his case

[HappyMan2021]

1 hour ago, Doron Harati said:

This is a good example how wrong hair angles looks like

can you specifically explain how the example shows wrong hair angles? thanks. 

[deeznuts]

i've always heard the effect called shingling. Like the shingles on a roof where each "row" of hair layers over the last to create an effect where any given spot on your scalp is covered by several "rows" of hair. Though hair doesn't technically grow in rows

Edited December 24, 2021 by deeznuts

[hairlossguy]

1 hour ago, SadMan2021 said:

can you specifically explain how the example shows wrong hair angles? thanks. 

That would be very helpful @Doron Harati  I was also wondering how many grafts were transplanted during this botched procedure and if you have his old before photos?

[Doron Harati]

1 hour ago, SadMan2021 said:

can you specifically explain how the example shows wrong hair angles? thanks. 

The transplanted hair waving more than 90 degree unnaturally, here is another example from a vlog, this paitent also had those weird hair angles, the only way may look homogeneous is using a gel.

BTW, the same goes with crown procedures, that requires implementation in circular pattern for natural good result.

I don't have more photos of the paitent 

 

Edited December 24, 2021 by Doron Harati

[Gatsby]

Dense packing can also lead to necrosis. Especially when a clinic's hygiene protocols are poor.