I'd like to receive professional opinion on my case, and there are many pro's helping on this wonderful website. So, I had a FUE transplant done that failed previously, and had I known what I do now I would've asked if the surgeon could handle curly hair. Long story short, I've lost 2100 grafts on a FUE transplant that did absolutely nothing besides giving me scars. Can I jump on the horse and try again, or should I throw in the towel? Many thanks for the insight you provide beforehand!
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September 19, 2017
Answer: Donor Hair It is highly unlikely that you will have 6000 hairs available in the donor area. Most people only start with that amount to harvest safely without making the donor area look thin. If you have already had 2100 grafts taken, it is more likely that you may have at the very most 4000 grafts. I would recommend that you seek an in person consultation with a reputable hair transplant doctor and get a proper assessment. You definitely still have some options available so don't "throw in the towel" yet.
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September 19, 2017
Answer: Donor Hair It is highly unlikely that you will have 6000 hairs available in the donor area. Most people only start with that amount to harvest safely without making the donor area look thin. If you have already had 2100 grafts taken, it is more likely that you may have at the very most 4000 grafts. I would recommend that you seek an in person consultation with a reputable hair transplant doctor and get a proper assessment. You definitely still have some options available so don't "throw in the towel" yet.
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