Hair density
(Redirected from Hair caliber)
 Hair follicle (Wikimedia Commons, PD)
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| Also known as | caliber, thickness, miniaturization
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Hair density is follicles per square centimetre.[1] Caliber (thickness) is how fat each shaft is. Looksmaxxing mixes them: a head can be dense-but-fine (see-through in sun) or sparse-but-coarse. Miniaturization (DHT) is caliber collapsing before the follicle is gone — that is Norwood / finasteride / minoxidil territory.
Koray Erdoğan’s “coverage value” talk is density × caliber, which is why graft-count bragging is not the same as a convincing hairline.
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Follicle (PD) -
Miniaturization is how you climb this scale
Images from Wikimedia Commons via InstantCommons.
See also
References
- ↑ Looksmaxxing. Wikipedia. Retrieved 11 September 2026.
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