Greffe de Cheveux Density vs Graft Count —
Why Density Is What Matters

The graft count myth

Cliniques often compete on graft counts — "we can do 5,000 grafts" — as a marketing differentiator. But a high graft count placed at incorrect angles, in wrong density zones, or extracted carelessly produces a worse result than a thoughtfully planned 2,500-graft procedure. Graft count is a starting input, not a measure of quality.

The science of density

Visual density depends on: (1) grafts per cm² in the recipient zone, (2) the angle of implantation relative to scalp surface (typically 20–45°), (3) the direction relative to natural hair flow, and (4) the distribution of single/double/multi-hair grafts across foreground/midzone/background. Single-hair grafts at the very front hairline create a natural gradient. Multi-hair grafts provide bulk behind. This distribution — not raw count — creates the natural look.

How Algorithmic FUE™ optimises density

Dr. Arslan's Algorithmic FUE™ methodology models density distribution mathematically avant de classe mondiale. The hairline is divided into zones (foreground, transition, bulk) with specific graft types, angles and spacings assigned to each. The result is a density map that produces maximum visual coverage from available grafts — rather than maximising count without regard for distribution. → Greffe de Cheveux en Turquie | Dr. Arslan | Tarifs