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Hair grafts falling 3.5 months after FUE, is it normal? (Photo)

MalikPak123Apr 26, 2018
i had my hair transplant FUE 3.5 months ago and my hair grafts are still shedding (photo), when i brush or gently move my fingers in head these grafts fall or keep sticking to in my crown and then fall later on, i wanted to ask if this shedding is normal or im losing grafts permanently, please see the photos for a better idea, i will be thankful for any answers. regards

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Dr. Jae Pak, MD
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