What density to grow long hair

[didi]

Dr. Wesley places grafts up to 35 FU/cm2 in order to maximize growth yield and provide patients with a totally natural looking result. While higher densities typically sound impressive to patients, Dr. Wesley feels that the vast majority of patients don't require more than 35 FU/cm2 to promote the appearance of fullness. Additionally, Coalition member Dr. Limmer's hair survival study revealed that this may be the maximum density that will yield the highest percentage of viable transplanted growth. However, patients who require or want additional density in an area can achieve this by returning for a second procedure.

[Vox]

...why the hell would he put concealar on 3mm shaved head when he is a football player?

Because he discovered the new cure?

You put on your concealer, you hit the ball with you head as hard as you can, many times per day, concealer penetrates the scalp in nano-particle form and ... boom! Not only hair but even trees and herb will grow on your head, with goats grazing on it!

[caddarik79]

Because he discovered the new cure?

You put on your concealer, you hit the ball with you head as hard as you can, many times per day, concealer penetrates the scalp in nano-particle form and ... boom! Not only hair but even trees and herb will grow on your head, with goats grazing on it!

LOL, with f***ing squirrel family living on your sclap!!!

[hellouser]

To me, this is still short hair, so keep your energy IM.
I am experiencing regrowth and was just wondering how many HST or grafts would be needed for a slick NW6 to reach the amount of hair that will let him free to choose any kind of hairstyle.

But you already know the answer to that?

Average graft density for non-balding individuals is about 70-90 grafts/cm2, sometimes higher than 90 but not often. Gho can do up to around 50 grafts/cm2, and hairloss is only noticeable when density is at half (so 35 grafts/cm2 or less).