9 weeks 4 days post op, FUE 2000 grafts, how are things looking? (Photo)

At 9 weeks after a hair transplant you cannot make a determination as to the regrowth of the grafts.  At this point in time, the grafts are in a dormant phase.  You will start to see the regrowth of the grafts around 4 to 6 months after the procedure.  The pinkness is normal given what appears to be a very light complexion of your skin tone.  Patients with a light skin tone tend to experience pinkness to the skin after a hair transplant.  This is due to the trauma of the multiple incisions where the grafts are placed.  It is best to follow up with your surgeon for an in- person examination.   

It looks like you had a hair transplant surgery a few weeks ago.  If you are concerned about the progress it is best to see your doctor for a check up.

Growth looks fine, there isn't much to expect at this point since some people start growth around month 3 while others don't see anything until month 8 or even 9. I would see a doctor about the redness and numb sensation- feeling numb at this point isn't too unusual but such significant redness is, and while it may just be that you have sensitive skin it could also indicate something more serious.

You are essentially at 2 months time post hair transplant.      At this point, the transplanted hair starts to grow in as thin and fine hair however within the next few months, the hair becomes longer and thicker.  The pinkish/reddish flush of the scalp will resolve over time.

You are still red, but otherwise everything looks good. The grafts will grow at the 5-7th month and the redness should subside in time