Source — Crown. Quick answer: A crown hair transplant restores the vertex - the circular area at the top of the scalp where the hair grows in a whorl. Because the crown is a round, light-catching area with a spiral growth pattern, it needs more grafts than a comparable patch at the front, and it takes longer to look dense. Istanbul Care treats the crown with FUE, Sapphire FUE and DHI; the exact graft plan is confirmed by the surgeon at assessment.
This page sits inside our hair transplant procedures guide. If you are still choosing a technique, compare the FUE hair transplant and DHI hair transplant pages, or look at real cases in our hair transplant before and after gallery. What Is a Crown Hair Transplant? A crown hair transplant is a focused surgical procedure for the vertex-the circular area at the very top of the scalp where balding often starts. Unlike frontal or midscalp work, the crown presents unique challenges. Another factor: the crown's geometry. How It Differs from Frontal Transplants.