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That's an interesting question. It is possible. But generally transplanted hair is not replanted.
Once the hair follicle is taken from the donor area, it will not grow back in the same spot. You may take other hair follicles from around the same area.
It is possible to use the same donor site for successive transplants if you have the appropriate density and your surgeon agrees with it.
Yes, it depends of your donor availability after the 1st surgery. With good donor harvesting technique (strip and/or FUE) 1-2 or more surgeries can be performed.
The number of transplants possible depends on the available donor supply. With Strip FUT this is determined by the scar quality from previous surgery and the scalp laxity. With FUE this is determined by residual hair density and length.
A surgeon can make multiple passes at the donor area until a point where the supply gets depleted.
Thank you for your question. You’re 22-years-old, and recently underwent 1500 hair grafts in what appears to be the frontal hairline based on your photo which was apparently strip or FUT surgery. You state you’ve had hair loss since age 17, and have been on finasteride since that time, and say...
You can not see any growth on day of 10 th...Transplanted graft’s hair starts to shedding in the first week of surgery and may go on untill 4-6 th weeks after surgery. İt is not surprising to lost approx. %70-80 of all transplanted hair shafts in first month when you are washing, ge...
It is highly unlikely that you lost grafts from hitting your head, unless you saw the follicle actually fall out. If ever in doubt, you should see your surgeon for an in person visit. Also watch the video to learn what can compromise results.