Quick summary: What is a graft?
- Grafts are follicular units used in hair transplantation, each containing one to several hairs.
- Contrary to common belief, one graft is not the same as one hair – it can include, for example, 2-4 hairs.
- It is the number and quality of grafts, not individual hairs, that determine the final result of the procedure.
- In hair transplantation, more is not always better, as transplanting too many grafts at once can reduce their survival rate.
- Proper planning and strategic placement of grafts are key to achieving a natural look and optimal results.
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What exactly is a graft?
A graft is a follicular unit containing one to several hairs, transplanted during the procedure.
Is one graft equal to one hair?
No, a single graft can contain between 1 and up to 4 hairs, depending on natural follicle structure.
Why is the number of grafts important?
Because grafts determine hair density and final results, and the donor supply is limited.
Does more grafts in one procedure mean better results?
Not always – too many grafts can reduce survival rates and negatively affect the outcome.
