Feeling very fatigued and dizzy 15 days after FUE hair transplant. Any suggestions? (photos)

I agree that some pins and needles on the scalp can occur for up to a month after a hair transplant procedure. However, not on other areas of the body. still being fatigued and dizzy this far post-op is not expected either. Most likely this is not related to your surgical procedure but I do recommend seeing a local doctor to get checked out. This is one disadvantage of having a surgical procedure in a foreign country is if there is any complication or concern you cannot just go back and see the doctor who performed the procedure.  

Personalized medical treatment advice on the Internet without a good history and examination is inaccurate and may lead to confusion and misinformation.

Tightness and “prickly” senasations on your head are not unusual 2 weeks after FUE however being fatigued and dizzy are unusual. Are you on any new medications? Perhaps you coincidentally have some type of viral infection. I would suggest following up with your Primary Care Physician if you can’t reach your surgeon.

You should make appointment with the doctor who did FUE as soon as possible instead asking for advice online. Doctors are not able to diagnose and cure online.

Although pins and needles feeling is normal during the initial recovery period of 3-4 weeks, feeling weak and dizziness in general are not expected. As we do not know if you started using any medication post-op., or stopped any for the procedure, it is best to contact your clinic and ask. 
Although you may not see the doctor face-to-face, you can always have a phone conversation and describe the situation you are in.

Hello . I understand your concern and for your won peace of mind I think its best for you to see a doctor. If not the surgeon who performed your transplant then your family doctor should be able to help. Good luck to you.

If you are not feeling well and can not get to your surgeon, you should see your family doctor who will be able to address your problems