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Thank you for posting your question on realself.com sanskar bansal. Replacing your white hair with black ones might seem like a good idea, but it would not last as the black hairs may also turn white as well. There are a number of ways to safely color your hair.
You cannot "replace" a grey hair with a black hair. Even if you could, the black hair may later turn grey.
This is not an uncommon question. If your hair is turning white, even if only dark follicles are harvested and transplanted they will eventually turn white also.
You may not be able to stop or control greying of hair but it can easily be treated using variety of hair colours. There is no point is transplanting black hair because eventually they will turn white too.
No, in a hair transplant you can not replace white hairs with black ones. Eventually the black ones will turn white anyway
It would be difficult to advise on if you should or should not have surgery without an examination and better understanding of your goals. Patient #1 may be a great candidates if their expectations are reasonable. Patient #2 (with the EXACT same hair loss pattern) may be a bad candidate be...
It is best to contact your doctor about post operative care and instructions since each doctor has a different regimen. Even if you did damage a graft, one graft will not impact your final results.
It is best to ask you doctor about your concerns. The specifics of your surgery and how your surgery was planned is something only your doctor knows. For example: If the 150 grafts were supposed to go right in the middle of your hairline, it would make a huge difference.