The whorl at the crown, where hair grows in a spiral and coverage is hardest to fake.
At the crown the hair leaves the scalp in a spiral, and the eye reads any break in that spiral immediately. Coverage here also costs more grafts than the same area at the front, because the scalp is seen from above and light passes straight through thin placement. The crown is therefore planned against the donor supply as a whole: filling it fully in one session can be the wrong decision if the frontal line will recede later.
| Method | FUE with whorl-direction placement |
|---|---|
| Typical volume | Commonly 3,000 – 6,000 hairs, often combined with the hairline |
| Operating schedule | One operation per day |
| Anaesthesia | Local infiltration anaesthesia, with sedation available |
| Downtime | As for standard FUE |
| Performed by | Dr. Kim Dae-woo, Board-certified dermatologist |

Photographs are published with the written consent of the patients shown. They are unretouched and were taken under the clinic's standard photography conditions. Results differ between individuals depending on skin condition, age, number of sessions and aftercare, and no particular outcome can be guaranteed.
This page describes Crown Hair Transplant as performed at MONARA Dermatology Clinic. It is general information and not a substitute for a medical consultation. Suitability, graft count and expected outcome are determined individually after examination. Any surgical procedure carries risk, and outcomes differ between individuals depending on donor supply, scalp condition and aftercare.
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