A hair transplant planned by Norwood or Ludwig grade and graft estimate, the package quoted, and the grafts actually placed.
A hair transplant case planned and delivered on one record. The surgeon grades the loss on a published scale — Hamilton–Norwood for male pattern loss or Ludwig for female pattern loss — and records the technique, the donor area, the recipient area, the density they aim for and their own graft estimate; area times density is shown beside the estimate as a check, never in its place. The package quoted to the patient — per graft or as a package, at the clinic’s own price — is recorded before the first session and does not change once work has started. Each session, in order, records the grafts extracted and implanted (never more implanted than extracted), with singles, doubles and multiples if counted, so the quoted graft count and the delivered count sit side by side, and at a per-graft price what the grafts placed come to. A plan completes with its last session, or is cancelled with a reason.
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