I had a hair transplant of 2600 grafts (FUE method) Nov/08. New hair started to grow around the 3rd month (Feb). I'm now almost at the 6th month(May) after surgery, but I'm not satisfied with the results. While new hair has grown in the frontal area of my head, in the vertex area there has been no visible growth. The new hair in the frontal area (thick, slightly curly, and dark)does not provide good coverage and there are certain frontal areas with hardly any hair. What can I expect from this point on (6 month mark)?
Answer: 6 Months After Hair Transplant I typically see patients results almost double from the 6 month to 12 month period. Although grafts grow at varying rates in patients, the majority of my patients have fair growth at the 6 month period. When I do their 1 year followup and we compare photos they have almost double the results. My advice would be to wait it out as you can be in the early stages of results.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Be prepared to wait 8 months at least Hair growth after surgery is a gradual process. You were right to wait at least 6 months, but growth can come in phases. Usually we see our patients back at 8 months, but in some cases patients get their best and most full growth at 1 year. After a full year, if there is not sufficient growth, you should have an evaluation to assess if there is any other medical issue preventing hair growth or if there was some complication during the surgery that compromised the survival of your grafts. Hope that helps!
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Be prepared to wait 8 months at least Hair growth after surgery is a gradual process. You were right to wait at least 6 months, but growth can come in phases. Usually we see our patients back at 8 months, but in some cases patients get their best and most full growth at 1 year. After a full year, if there is not sufficient growth, you should have an evaluation to assess if there is any other medical issue preventing hair growth or if there was some complication during the surgery that compromised the survival of your grafts. Hope that helps!
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February 16, 2019
Answer: Six months after hair transplant Sounds like you had a great procedure! At 6 months, you will see some growth, but you need to wait a full year before you see the full results of your surgery. Please be patient! With the amount of grafts you had, you should have a great result.
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Answer: Six months after hair transplant Sounds like you had a great procedure! At 6 months, you will see some growth, but you need to wait a full year before you see the full results of your surgery. Please be patient! With the amount of grafts you had, you should have a great result.
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February 5, 2019
Answer: Early Results This is a very common concern and question. Hair transplant results take time though so it's essential to be patient. There will likely be additional growth between 6months to a year. So it's too early to become frustrated by your results. As always, it's best to discuss your concerns with your surgeon. They can compare your before and after results to show you the progress you've made.
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Answer: Early Results This is a very common concern and question. Hair transplant results take time though so it's essential to be patient. There will likely be additional growth between 6months to a year. So it's too early to become frustrated by your results. As always, it's best to discuss your concerns with your surgeon. They can compare your before and after results to show you the progress you've made.
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July 27, 2018
Answer: What to Expect 6 Months After Hair Transplant? I need to give it a little more time up to eight months at least if not more up to 12 to get a full results and then reassess this with your hair restoration professional.
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Answer: What to Expect 6 Months After Hair Transplant? I need to give it a little more time up to eight months at least if not more up to 12 to get a full results and then reassess this with your hair restoration professional.
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June 14, 2018
Answer: Growth Every patient is different. Typically about half the transplanted hair should be visible but it varies. The final results occur 12-18months after your hair transplant.
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Answer: Growth Every patient is different. Typically about half the transplanted hair should be visible but it varies. The final results occur 12-18months after your hair transplant.
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