Will my hair transplant turn out to be dense enough? (Photos)

I would let the grafts grow in and see if you are satisfied at that point. Then you can always add more density if needed. Things like angles of a hair and layering once the hair gets longer contribute to the overall look. The shape of the hairline and irregularity look nice. Sometimes just the movement of the hairline can achieve aesthetic goals you may be happy without having to have it densely packed.

It is best to wait 6-8 months before determining if your hair transplant was dense enough. If it is not dense enough, you can opt for a second procedure to increase the density.

It is too early to see the results and the density of your hair now. You will start to see the results as of the 3rd month and best results on your 12th month. 

It is very early to pass any judgements on density yet. Your growth will continue up to a year from grafting. Until this point has been reached a final result will not be entirely apparent.A good rule of thumb is that 2000 grafts will give reasonable density to an area slightly smaller than a CD. Depending upon the hair thickness itself the effect may seem more or less dense from one patient to the next.As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS) with experience in hair restoration. 

Usually when lowering the hairline and transplanting hair in areas with no hair, it usually takes more than one procedure to gain the density that you may look for.  It will take 6-8 months before you know about how much density you will have.  I wish you the best.

you need to wait until your transplanted hair grows out to see if it meets your expectations. It may take up to a year for the hair to grow in. 

You need to wait a minimum of 9 months before you start to get concerned about density. 2 days post-op is WAY to soon to make any judgement. 

At this point in time, you must wait it out until the 7-8th month when you will know. IF your hair was anything but fine, this might work, but another hair transplant is a real possibility for lack of enough density