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It is unlikely that you hurt your grafts 2 weeks after your transplant. By two weeks the follicles are nicely healed, and the grafts should have taken. Thanks for sharing!
If you believe you damaged your grafts, check with your doctor for a recheck. Bumping your head lightly should not be an issue in general.
The short answer is probably not. Even after two days the grafts are pretty well set in place. Patients just get more sensitive about touching the area because the investment in emotion, time, and money into their hair transplants. That's normal of course. But a normal bump shouldn't cause any problem. Look at it this way, if you didn't see blood you likely didn't do any damage whatsoever. I'd be surprised if you did. As always, you can always see your HT doc for reassurance. But I think you're likely fine. And so are your grafts. Grow well.
A bump without grafts falling out will not impact the graft growth or the future of your hair transplant. Don't worry.
You have two issues. The first being the correction of your hairline and the second is your genetic tendency to progressive hair thinning. I would recommend you approaching this problem with more tools than just hair transplantation. Hair transplantation is a great tool but...
Cobblestoning is an error of graft placement. The properly placed graft rises minimally usually about 1 mm above the scalp surface. This maximizes the proper alignment with the surrounding scalp producing growth of the transplanted grafts that are leveled with the surrounding scalp.When the...
Hopefully, nothing will happen if you were on finasteride. Shock loss occurs in young men who have hair transplants are are not treated with this medication (see video)