Are my grafts too sparse on one side? (Photo)

Thank you for your pictures.  At this time, things look right where they should be.  It's hard to know whether there will be any sparse areas on one side vs the other - the packing looks nice and the hair was implanted and designed in a very natural way.  I would find it hard to believe that someone who spent the time creating a nice hairline would not make sure that things were evenly packed along both temporal recessions.  At this time, adequate recipient care for the next few weeks is all that is needed until the transplanted hair starts to grow.  Best of luck, and congratulations on your procedure. 

If you are concerned about how your hair looks after surgery, you need to contact your doctor.  There is no good way to judge what it may look like just with photos on the Internet. 

Hello. At 16 days post transplant it is difficult to tell as there will inevetiably be some shedding of hair shafts at this stage. My advise is to trust your surgeon and wait till the 12 months mark. I always consent my patients for high density transplants that they may need to come in for a 'touch up' of 500 grafts to achieve full perfection. Leave your fate in the hands of time. 

no, density is good ..Also no need to worry for the right side of your hairline looks much more sparse than the left and that you may be left with a patchy result on this side because shock loss is going on and very early time to get the final result.

from the photos that you posted everything looks to be right on track. Continue to follow your doctors post op instructions and happy growing! 

Right now there's nothing really that could indicate anything looks wrong- it's simply a matter of waiting to see what it looks like once all the hairs are grown out. Your best bet for now is simply to be patient and look for the final results.

At 16 days one can not make a judgment of the spacing of the grafts as many of the grafts may have shed by this time