Temples and the facial frame
Temple restoration connects with hairline design. A hairline set too low can use reserves that may be needed later. Facial proportions, age, the loss pattern and styling goals inform the discussion.
The crown and its whorl
Whorl direction and the size of the area influence the design. A crown can use a substantial share of available donor resources, so its priority is considered alongside other areas. Full coverage in one session is not assumed.
Fine hair and visual density
Visual density is more than a hair count in a photograph. Calibre, texture, length, light and skin contrast alter appearance. Native-hair miniaturization may also call for medical treatment.
Agreeing on priorities
Explain whether your main concern is the hairline, temples, part or crown. The doctor assesses current options and what should be reserved for the future. Clinical images and the 3D tool aid discussion; neither establishes a graft count on its own.