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It is best to contact your doctor about post operative care and instructions since each doctor has a different regimen. Chewing tobacco should not have an impact on your surgery,
There's really no way to tell because we can't compare your hair growth to a version of yourself that didn't use tobacco. However it is known to impede hair growth so while I doubt you killed the hair completely, it's likely that you've negatively impacted it to some degree, depending on how much/often you used it.
Nicotine in any form causes blood vessels to contract and shrink down, and this can impede healing; this is why your doctor asked you to refrain. Given the good circulation in the scalp it is not likely that there will be major problems but avoiding nicotine is better.
The use of tobacco is not a good idea because in theory, it reduces then blood supply to the scalp. Only time will tell and if you get good growth by the 8th month, then you will known the answer to this question
Photos cannot determine if you would be a good candidate for surgery. You need an examination and the doctor needs to understand your goals and expectations.
Genetic male pattern hair loss will continue despite surgery. Finasteride (Propecia) also do NOT stop the hair loss process. You need to have a long term goal and treatment plan before having surgery. It is best to discuss your frustration with your doctor.
Having pus after your surgery is not normal. It is best to contact your surgeon for a follow up and treatment.
It would be best to follow up with your doctor to review your results. You need to see your BEFORE photos to compare with your results,
It is not normal for transplanted hair to change from straight to curly. It would be best to follow up with your doctor for an examination.
Many products that promise unrealistic results should be taken with precaution. If you cannot find good science or research then it may mean that there is no good science or research.
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