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Hair transplant planning on iOS
Facial proportion mapping for
Hair restoration planning
Official Digital PartnerSupported by Dr. Erkam CAYMAZ
Design hairlines with Golden Ratio facial analysis and simulate up to 50,000 strands for consultation-ready previews. Built for patients and clinics who want a clearer plan before surgery.
System Live
50K+ Strand Real-Time Engine
50K+
Strands
Per simulation
Golden
Ratio
Facial proportion mapping
1.2s
Processing
Real-time feedback
Cloud
Dual-Engine
Local + Fal.ai
Medical Precision.
AI Scale.
HairArchitect AI helps patients and clinics align on hairline shape, density, and graft scale before surgery—using on-device rendering and proportion-based starting points.
Golden Ratio AI Analysis
Computer vision maps facial landmarks and suggests proportional hairline starting points—refined by your surgeon for age, ethnicity, and donor limits.
Face Shape Detection
Symmetry Mapping
Landmark Analysis
Personalized Scaling
Medical-Grade Simulation
On-device rendering previews up to 50,000 strands for consult discussions. Previews illustrate planning intent—not guaranteed surgical outcomes.
High-Fidelity Rendering
Density Heatmaps
Custom Curl Patterns
Graft Count Estimation
Hybrid preview pipeline
Local rendering for real-time design sessions, with optional cloud-enhanced previews. Built for consult clarity, not diagnosis.
Local rendering
Cloud-enhanced option
Real-time edits
Exportable plans
Smart Designing Tools
Precision tools for surgeons including Smart Multi-Point Designers, Paint-Masking for custom zones, and Curvature Correction for natural results.
Smart Control Points
Manual Zone Painting
Curvature Correction
Exportable Design Data
Testimonials
Real Results, Real Feedback
Feedback from patients and clinicians who used HairArchitect AI during planning.
J
James H.
Patient
"The preview looked close enough to my hair texture that I finally understood what the surgeon was proposing."
M
Marcus L.
Patient
"Golden Ratio gave us a starting line; my doctor adjusted the temples and we agreed on the plan together."
D
David R.
Verified User
"Seeing density on the hairline—not just a drawn curve—helped me ask better questions in consult."
O
Oliver P.
Patient
"Our clinic uses it on the iPad during consults. Patients engage more when they see their own photo."
T
Thomas W.
Patient
"I still needed my surgeon's sign-off, but walking in with a draft hairline made the conversation shorter."
C
Clinic coordinator
Clinical feedback
"Useful for aligning expectations. We treat outputs as planning aids, not promises about growth."
D
Daniel K.
Patient
"Helped me picture coverage at the hairline. Recovery was its own story—this was about the plan."
R
Ryan C.
Verified User
"Fast enough to iterate during a single visit. We tried two densities before booking."
L
Lucas N.
Patient
"The heatmap view made it obvious where we were packing grafts versus leaving native hair."
A
Alex T.
Verified User
"Straightforward export for the coordinator. Less back-and-forth on WhatsApp."
J
James H.
Patient
"The preview looked close enough to my hair texture that I finally understood what the surgeon was proposing."
M
Marcus L.
Patient
"Golden Ratio gave us a starting line; my doctor adjusted the temples and we agreed on the plan together."
D
David R.
Verified User
"Seeing density on the hairline—not just a drawn curve—helped me ask better questions in consult."
O
Oliver P.
Patient
"Our clinic uses it on the iPad during consults. Patients engage more when they see their own photo."
T
Thomas W.
Patient
"I still needed my surgeon's sign-off, but walking in with a draft hairline made the conversation shorter."
C
Clinic coordinator
Clinical feedback
"Useful for aligning expectations. We treat outputs as planning aids, not promises about growth."
D
Daniel K.
Patient
"Helped me picture coverage at the hairline. Recovery was its own story—this was about the plan."
R
Ryan C.
Verified User
"Fast enough to iterate during a single visit. We tried two densities before booking."
L
Lucas N.
Patient
"The heatmap view made it obvious where we were packing grafts versus leaving native hair."
A
Alex T.
Verified User
"Straightforward export for the coordinator. Less back-and-forth on WhatsApp."
Plan together.
Confirm with your surgeon.
Use HairArchitect AI to draft a visual plan, then confirm every number and design choice with a licensed hair restoration surgeon.
Planning tool · Privacy-first · GDPR/KVKK aligned · Not a medical device
Social Proof
Used in consults
Before surgery
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We use it to walk patients through the plan before surgery. Seeing the hairline on their own face cuts down on guesswork in the consult room.
Hair Transplant Results
Verified Clinical Feedback
Real-time
Planning sessions
Multi-point
Hairline tools
Built-in
Graft estimates
Consults
Designed for
System & Planning FAQ
HairArchitect AI is a planning app for hair transplant consults. It maps facial landmarks, previews hairline density on your photo, and estimates graft ranges. Surgeons still make the surgical decisions.
It finds facial landmarks and suggests where a hairline might start. That is a starting sketch. Your surgeon still adjusts for age, hair type, and how much donor hair you have.
Most of the preview runs on your phone. Cloud previews are optional. Treat every preview as a planning sketch, not a photo of your future result.
It multiplies area by target density, then caps the number against a safe donor yield. Bring those numbers to clinic—your surgeon owns the final count.
No. It helps with planning and pictures. It does not diagnose hair loss or replace an exam.
Photos are used for the features you turn on. Retention and rights are in the Privacy Policy: https://www.hairarchitect.app/en/privacy.
Yes. You can draw a hairline on your photo and preview density for the consult. It is a discussion tool—not a guarantee.
It depends on how large the thin area is, target density, hair thickness, and donor supply. Run a calculator, then confirm in person.
Norwood stages male pattern loss from I to VII. Clinics use it to talk about how much scalp needs coverage.
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Planning glossary
Terms patients ask in consults
Short definitions for grafts, techniques, and hairline design—linked to our full glossary and blog.
- Graft
- A follicular unit harvested for transplantation, usually containing 1–4 hairs. Graft count is not the same as hair count.
- FUE
- Follicular Unit Extraction—a technique that removes individual follicular units from the donor area before implantation into recipient sites.
- Norwood scale
- A clinical staging system for male pattern hair loss (types I–VII). Used to estimate recipient area and coverage needs in planning.
- Hairline design
- The planned border between forehead skin and transplanted/native hair. Good design balances face shape, age, and donor supply.