The average temperature and humidity in the country i live in are between 32-36 Celsius and 38-40 during the next 6/7 months. I am planning for hair transplantation. So far i know, winter is preferable for FUE surgery to get good results. Hence, should i go for surgery in April/ May during this season?
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While uncommon, having some hairs stick around rather than immediately shedding isn't a cause for concern. The proportion of hairs that shed later and the duration at which they do doesn't have a reliable effect upon the final results of your hair transplant. But if anything, I would take it as...
As you think about chest and scalp hair FUE, keep in mind that only about 50 % of chest hairs survive. (the survival is much lower than scalp FUE where the number is well above 80%). In order to cover your scalp with nice density, you'll need about 9000 follicular units. Given that you don't...
4000 grafts is a good number to obtain a serious change with your balding on the other hand if you really have serious concerns with your donor site density then it is better to take second opinion from some other doctors too. There is nothing worse than an exhausted donor site in hair...
