Hair By Dr. Max / Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Female-Pattern Hair Loss:
1,333 Grafts, 12-Month Follow-Up

This case record from Hair By Dr. Max presents a 31-year-old woman whose hair loss is labeled Ludwig II in the clinic’s published patient archive. The record lists 1,333 transplanted grafts and a photographic follow-up at 12 months. The four-image sequence below separates the starting point, planning, early postoperative appearance and follow-up. It offers an individual example—not a prediction of another patient’s outcome or a suggested graft count for every woman. Dr. Maxim Chumak’s current practice emphasizes physician-performed harvesting and implantation, donor preservation and individualized goals. The historical case is described only to the extent supported by its published record; additional operative details and donor measurements should not be inferred from the clinic’s current workflow.

Dr. Maxim Chumak at Hair By Dr. Max Restoration Center
Maxim Chumak, MDABFM · ABHRS Diplomate · FISHRS

Physician-performed

Dr. Max personally harvests and implants.

One surgical patient/day

A focused, individualized surgical model.

Donor preservation

Plan for today and future hair loss.

Realistic planning

Candidacy and limitations explained.

The documented case, at a glance.

Patient age31 years at the time reported
Published hair-loss classificationLudwig II
Graft count1,333 grafts
Photographic follow-up12 months
TechniqueNot specified in the source case record
SourceHair By Dr. Max patient-stories archive
Case-report limitation: The public record does not provide the operation date, measured donor density, miniaturization findings, detailed recipient-area plan or any formal outcome score. Those details cannot be determined from the photographs alone.

A four-stage photographic record.

1,333-graft female hair transplant case: before treatment
01 · Before
Published pretreatment photograph.
1,333-graft female hair transplant case: procedure planning
02 · Planning
Published treatment-planning photograph.
1,333-graft female hair transplant case: early postoperative view
03 · Post-procedure
Published early postoperative photograph.
1,333-graft female hair transplant case: 12-month follow-up
04 · 12 months
Follow-up interval stated in the clinic archive.

Images reproduced from the clinic’s existing public case record. Original photographs are linked for a larger view. Lighting, styling, camera angle and hair length can affect comparison; these images do not establish a measured graft-survival percentage.

Understanding the plan.

The documented starting point

The clinic archive identifies Ludwig II hair loss and a 1,333-graft procedure. The archive does not describe the precise distribution of recipient-area treatment in text. The published classification is retained as source information, not reinterpreted as a new diagnosis.

Why an individual assessment matters

Diagnosis and stability, prior treatments, donor quality, coverage goals and surgical technique all affect the plan. This public case record does not include the full clinical reasoning or donor measurements, and photographs alone cannot establish whether the same plan would suit another patient.

The patient’s published video.

Published on YouTube on August 16, 2023. Dr. Max and the patient discuss her 12-month follow-up, her experience with recovery and confidence, physician involvement, and ongoing hair-loss care. The recording date is not specified. Statements about recovery and satisfaction describe this patient’s experience; they are not guarantees of graft survival or treatment benefits for other patients.

What this case can—and cannot—show.

An individual follow-up

The sequence documents one published course of care at the interval shown. It does not establish that the same number of grafts, technique or timeline will suit a different patient.

A donor-limited decision

A transplant redistributes available follicles. Donor quality, the cause of thinning, future hair loss and the area requiring coverage affect the plan. Assessment may lead to medical management, staged treatment or a recommendation not to operate.

Risks and trade-offs should be discussed before surgery, including visible scarring, temporary shedding, infection, variable growth and density limitations. This historical case record does not replace an individual consultation.

Questions, answered.

Does this graft count apply to me?

No. 1,333 grafts is the count reported for this case. A recommendation for you depends on diagnosis, donor assessment, the area being treated and long-term planning.

Was the procedure performed without shaving?

The public case record does not establish the shaving plan. No-Shave and Long-Hair options should be discussed individually; they must not be assumed from the photographs.

Is the follow-up a guarantee of my result?

No. This is an individual case with a specific photographic follow-up. Growth, coverage, healing and appearance vary.

Your next step

Start with a thoughtful assessment.

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Maxim Chumak to review your hair-loss pattern, donor capacity, treatment goals and long-term restoration options.

Hair By Dr. Max Restoration Center
3515 Galt Ocean Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
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Published by Hair By Dr. Max Restoration Center. Learn about Maxim Chumak, MD, ABFM, ABHRS Diplomate, FISHRS, the practice’s founder and Medical Director.

Updated . General educational information, not an individual treatment recommendation. Patient results vary.