Does "pitting" get better after hair transplant? (Photo)

I'm sorry to hear that you are not satisfied with your hair transplant results. The pitting that you see is likely areas where a small puncture was placed and hair was put in it. At 6 months, it is possible that the hair follicle has not grown out yet and it can smooth out. At this point I would wait until at least one year. We typically try to avoid the pitting by placing the hair follicles slightly above the skin edge because during the healing phase the follicle gets sucked down a little bit.

Usually pitting is cause by putting too many grafts too close to each other or grafts too much deep inside the incision. So to make it look better, another hair transplant is needed and single hair grafts needs to be placed around and outer/front side of hair line to hide the pitting area. Wait for few more months for complete healing of donor and transplanted area before you plan for the next hair transplant procedure.

Yes , pitting may get better after hair transplant...Reason of pitting is placing the follicular units in to skin channels deeply below the level of skin . But it may resolve nad you may have a better look at the end of 1 year .. you may use a topical sterod cream to alleviate the symptoms