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Greetings everyone. Thinning at the crown had become hard to hide under normal lighting, and I wanted a specialist explanation of why vertex work is different from frontal transplants. The page at https://hairtransplantcentretoronto.com/crown-hair-transplant/ explains that hair grows in a circular whorl at the crown, so even moderate density loss shows clearly and requires precise directional placement of each graft. Hair Transplant Centre Toronto addresses this with FUE, moving permanent, DHT-resistant follicles from the donor zone to the vertex. Dr. Kristy Bailey, a double board-certified dermatologist rated highly among Toronto practitioners, leads every crown procedure personally. Graft planning is matched to the size and shape of the area rather than a fixed number.