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Hello,Graft count is often artificially inflated. Time for hair to matriculate can take up to 18 months so time may be necessary for your hair to cycle. The use of rogaine and regenerative techniques can help your hair cycle faster and grow per anecdotal evidence. If there are still scalp coverage issues, discuss with your hair surgeon and determine any other steps and measures to help create scalp coverage. Best Dr. Anil Shah
If you have one single graft implanted and it has one single hair in the graft, then one single hair should grow.If the graft was damaged during surgery, NO hair will grow.
One single graft may give rise to 1, 2, 3, or 4 hairs depending upon the no. of hair present in that graft. If the grafts which is transplanted have single hair then single hair will grow and if it has 2 hair then 2 hairs will grow and likewise. One should understand that in all the best scenarios 100% graft may not grow.
A hair graft produces 1,2 or 3 hairs. "Follicular units" is the term given to the natural groupings of hairs in the scalp - and these follicular units contain 1-3 hairs. They generate 1-3 hairs
Of course the answer to that question should bee as many hairs that the graft contain, 1,2 3 or 4 hairs. If everything is done correctly, we expect 100% of the transplanted hair to grow but from a practical point of view, I generally expect over 90%, may be 99%. We never really can count the number accurately unless we did less than 10, then we would know for sure