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Based on your current pictures, I would recommend you consider thickening your existing hair with medication. Your pattern and density are at high risk for shock loss with a hair transplant procedure.
Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your picture I don't think a transplant is the answer for you. I suggest seeing a dermatologist for an exam and perhaps using medication for thickening your hair. Best of luck to you.Dr. T
Most protocols for hair restoration surgery recommend stopping many supplements for varied amounts of time prior to surgery and then resuming at a specified time afterward. You should refer to the documentation given by your hair restoration provider. All that being said, it is safe to resume...
It is not uncommon for growth to start 4-6 months after hair transplant. By 6 months, you should begin to see growth, so if you are at 5 months post-surgery then I would monitor a little longer. If you do not notice growth at 6 months then I would follow-up with your surgeon.
The speed of the FUE surgery is dependant on the doctor and the patient's skin/hair characteristics. Speed does not relate to quality or results.