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It can take six to twelve month after a hair transplant surgery to see results. So after a six months, it may be too early to tell.
Most patients are mostly grown out at 6 months. If you experiencing no growth at 6.5 months, it maybe time to contact your clinic to see if there was some reason for the delay.
6.5 months isn't the type to start worrying, it likely just means your growth cycle is a bit later than most. If you hit months 8-9 and still aren't seeing anything, that's when you should starting feeling concerned and you and your doctor should have a conversation about what is happening.
Wait it out until the 8th month and by that time if you don't have growth, hit the panic button and go back to your doctor
Hair will generally start to regrow 2-5 months after surgery. Some individuals take longer but that is uncommon. The grafts should regrow if the surgery was performed correctly and the pattern of hair loss was diagnosed correctly. You should see your doctor in followup for a recheck.
It can take 6 to 12 months after surgery to see results. If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor about delayed growth.
If you are not sure about the post operative care and what to expect it is best to see your doctor for a recheck. In general if you have bleeding or see large tissue that look like grafts, it may be a sign you lost grafts.
Pain after surgery is normal. Pain after one weeks is considered normal. Since every one experience pain differently you would need to speak to your doctor about the pain
It is hard to really examine a person with photos. It is best to follow up with your doctor with your issues and concerns. Since it has only been one month it may be a normal part of healing (or it may not be).
It can take six to twelve month after a hair transplant surgery to see results. So after a few months, it may be too early to
You should not have scabs 3 months after surgery. If you are not sure how to wash your hair please contact your doctor.
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