Losing Grafts along with scab/crisp 6-7 days post Hair Transplant (FUE). What corrective actions should I take now?

This is a normal part of the healing process of hair surgery. By 2 weeks after the procedure, almost all patients will see hairs shedding from the grafted area. This is an important step to allow room for the new hairs to grow in several months later. It is critical to properly wash and scrub the scalp starting at 1 week after surgery to remove all the scabs and dry crusts from the scalp skin. If you tend to have very dry scalp skin always, you can apply a light moisturizing cream, lotion or oil once a day to help soothe the dry skin. For most patients however, the dry and flaky skin will go away after 2-3 weeks of proper scalp cleaning. If any other symptoms remain like burning, itching, numbness or pimple formation (folliculitis), you should always let your surgeon know.
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It's normally for the grafts to shed with the scabs. The important part of the hair root has normally taken hold within 5 days. You should wash gently and let the scabs fall off by themselves. No aggressive picking. It's always best to call and discuss these concerns with your surgeon. You entrusted them to perform your operation. They're there to help you along the way as you recover. 

Dear gaenjaboy
Thanks for the question. If necessary, hair transplant can be repeated 3-4 times depending on the density and the number of the hair follicles on the donor site.
A second hair transplant can be planned in cases of continuing rapid hair loss, with patients who desire a high density of hair, for the purpose of providing a hairy scalp on those sites where no prior transplantation has been done, and for the purpose of correcting the outcome with those patients who have had an unsuccessful hair transplant in some other clinic. I wish you all the best.