Should I redo my hair transplant? Not pleased with the result after 3 years (Photo)

Hello,It's difficult to usually tell the candidacy of a prospective patient to undergo hair restoration surgery (FUE or FUT) without examining in person. Furthermore, an up close examination of the hair follicles as well as the overall density helps in making the right choice with the patient as far as treatment plans. Generally speaking, however, we can have an idea of the quality of the donor area (sides and back) through pictures such as those you have posted. That being said, from these posted pictures, it appears that you may not have adequate density currently in the donor area to have optimal results with FUT or FUE. Again, it would be ideal to see a hair restoration surgeon to allow in person examination and discussion of other treatment options (such as potentially scalp micropigmentation).

Hello,
Your donor area seems damaged so I would recommend manuel extraction to keep it safe for another session. With the DHI technique, it is possible to enhance density without damaging previously implanted hairs.

Get in touch with an experienced hair restoration surgeon in your area.Your donor area looks compromised and its capacity to provide more grafts needs to be carefully assessed.You may also consider body and beard hair to enhance your results.