My surgeon told me that he used many three haired grafts (to help match the density of my natural hair). I am starting to see just a very few hairs growing at 3 months. However, I don't see a single graft with 3 hairs in it at this time. How do these three haired grafts usually grow? Do they not always produce three hairs ultimately? Do they have a lower survival rate? I'm trying to understand what to expect. Thank you for your help.
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August 23, 2017
Answer: Three hair grafts grow out with three hairs from a spot. If you see only single hairs you may have had single hair grafts.
Hi, density is one of the most critical factors after hair transplantation. Early on you may not be able to fully determine your density. Density depends on various factors including the number of hairs per cm squared, the thickness and vibrancy of hair, direction and design of hair. Tec...