it has been almost 5 month after my 3200 FUE and as you can see the day after transplant picture and todays update picture there is a lot of GAP there !! is that normal !! as I have did 3200 grafts and I see a lot of GAP now so I am worried that most transplanted hair has fallen ??? or it will grow back !! thank u for your opinion
Answer: NeoGraft Thank you for your question. You are experiencing great regrowth for the 5 month post-op mark, and should continue to experience regrowth up until the 12 month post-op mark. I suggest that you keep your board certified facial plastic surgeon up-to-date as to your recovery.Best wishes,
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Answer: NeoGraft Thank you for your question. You are experiencing great regrowth for the 5 month post-op mark, and should continue to experience regrowth up until the 12 month post-op mark. I suggest that you keep your board certified facial plastic surgeon up-to-date as to your recovery.Best wishes,
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May 20, 2016
Answer: It can take six to twelve month after a hair transplant surgery to see results. So at five months, it may be too early to judge It can take six to twelve month after a hair transplant surgery to see results. So at five months, it may be too early to judge.
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May 20, 2016
Answer: It can take six to twelve month after a hair transplant surgery to see results. So at five months, it may be too early to judge It can take six to twelve month after a hair transplant surgery to see results. So at five months, it may be too early to judge.
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May 16, 2016
Answer: Gaps in your FUE You had not lost all of your hair at the time of your procedure. Therefore, sometimes the grafts are not placed in areas where you already have good coverage. In other words, there were gaps in the placement of the grafts. However, it is still a little early to worry. I would wait until the 1 year mark. You may have had some thinning of your existing hair prior to the transplant due to shock loss, as well. In addition, pre-existing hair is prone to fall out at some point and your existing hair may have simply come the milestone in life where it was genetically programed to senesce and miniaturize. Still, wait until the 1 year mark, which is the point to judge the procedure anytime you graft into pre-existing hair.
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May 16, 2016
Answer: Gaps in your FUE You had not lost all of your hair at the time of your procedure. Therefore, sometimes the grafts are not placed in areas where you already have good coverage. In other words, there were gaps in the placement of the grafts. However, it is still a little early to worry. I would wait until the 1 year mark. You may have had some thinning of your existing hair prior to the transplant due to shock loss, as well. In addition, pre-existing hair is prone to fall out at some point and your existing hair may have simply come the milestone in life where it was genetically programed to senesce and miniaturize. Still, wait until the 1 year mark, which is the point to judge the procedure anytime you graft into pre-existing hair.
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May 23, 2016
Answer: 5 months after hair transplant surgery It is still early to worry about the performance of your surgery. 3-5 months you will see something better I believe.
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May 23, 2016
Answer: 5 months after hair transplant surgery It is still early to worry about the performance of your surgery. 3-5 months you will see something better I believe.
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May 17, 2016
Answer: I'm 5 months post FUE with 3,200 grafts, and I have a lot of gaps. Is it normal? (Photo) Hello, thank you for posting your question. You are still at only 5 months post procedure. Give yourself a few more months, and pretty sure the zones should get denser. at 6 months, you shold expect roughly around 50% growth. This will only double in the next 6 months or so. Give it some time, and re-address it in an about 3 to 4 months down. Thank you again.
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May 17, 2016
Answer: I'm 5 months post FUE with 3,200 grafts, and I have a lot of gaps. Is it normal? (Photo) Hello, thank you for posting your question. You are still at only 5 months post procedure. Give yourself a few more months, and pretty sure the zones should get denser. at 6 months, you shold expect roughly around 50% growth. This will only double in the next 6 months or so. Give it some time, and re-address it in an about 3 to 4 months down. Thank you again.
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