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Got 2300 grafts FUE restoration. Is it 2300? Is the process going correct after 14 days op? (Photo)

john_skySep 19, 2016
1) I have been told 2300 grafts have been transplanted I doubt whether it is 2300 or not ?? 2) it's been 14 days I got this done could you please check and advise whether it's going correct or not ? 3) there's a lil bit redness is there on the transplanted area do I need to worry 4) very minuet pain is there on the back that too if I touch at the back and I believe with time this pain is diminishing

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