Most of the grafts should survive. However, there has been no long term studies in this area. Theoretically, the hairs have restarted their new program a few weeks after the transplant and have a similar chance to survive as any of the other hairs. It is important to note that not all individuals who receive chemotherapy experience full regrowth after their chemotherapy. A small proportion of patients receiving drugs such as taxanes, cis-platin, cyclophosphamide (as well as other drugs too) may not grow back their hair as thick as before their chemotherapy. This is called permanent chemotherapy induced hair loss. Although rare, we are seeing it more and more lately.