Sometimes, patients who have had a previous hair transplant and are considering a second one assume they need a complete "repair." While there are cases where poor-quality work requires true corrective surgery, many patients actually just need a "finishing" procedure rather than a full-scale repair. This applies to cases where the first surgery wasn’t necessarily bad but didn’t fully achieve the patient’s desired outcome. It could be a slight refinement in the hairline shape, a specific area that didn’t grow as well, or simply the need for additional density. Regardless of the reason, a second procedure is often necessary to complete the transformation. We see many patients seeking this type of enhancement, and that’s exactly the case in this video. This patient consulted with Dr. Blake Bloxham after undergoing a 1,500-graft frontal band FUT procedure at a national chain clinic. He had strong native hair with minimal loss in the frontal region, meaning the initial transplant needed to be executed with precision to seamlessly blend with his natural density. While his first procedure wasn’t necessarily unsuccessful, it left his results feeling incomplete. That’s when he reached out to us for a second pass. After assessing his case, we recommended an additional 1,800–2,000 grafts using a dense-pack FUT approach to enhance the density and refine the overall appearance. The procedure went smoothly, and the patient returned 8.5 months later to showcase his impressive progress.