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8 months ago FUE. Sometimes my hair looks thin and sometimes thick. Is it possible to notice major improvement? (Photo)

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mahmodov1Apr 17, 2018
Hello doctors I’m overall happy with my results so far , but sometimes my hair looks thin and sometimes not , in regards to the photos that I uploaded the on 8 mark will I expect more thickness or it’s too bad for me. Thank you

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