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the first choise for the donor area is always the back of your head. If you do not have enough hair there than beard and chest hair can be used. İt looks just like your natural hair.
If you are considering a cosmetic surgery it would be in your interest to see a doctor for an examination to make sure you would be a candidate. Back and chest hairs are not the primary choice for donor hair.
The best donor hair is scalp seconded by beard hair but not for the frontal hairline, Other body hair has short growth cycles and does not add significant bulk nor significant length to the hair after the transplant.
It is best to contact your doctor about post operative care and instructions since each doctor has a different regimen.
If the injury was severe enough to cause normal hair loss then it may affect your transplanted hairs. If you are concerned, it is best to contact your doctor.
If you are having post operative issues, it is best to contact your doctor for a follow up examination.It is not clear based on your photos and your description what you may be experiencing.
You can estimate your hair transplant graft count by by looking at the Norwood scale to see where you fit it. Take the number of your hair loss stage and multiply it by 1000-1500. As many of doctors have estimated a minimum of around 3000 grafts, you can see a general example of the type of ...
It is best to contact your doctor about post operative care and instructions since each doctor has a different regimen.You can color your hair few weeks after surgery.
The number of FUE grafts you can safely harvest without making the donor area look depleted depends on many factors such as: (1) your donor hair density, (2) how long you keep your donor hair, (3) how your body heals/scars, (4) contrast between your hair and skin, (5) hair texture/character, e...
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