My donor area is really bad as it was over harvested. Would I be suitable to get another hair transplant in the future? (Photo)

Hello firstly thanks for your photos and questions.
Your donor area doesn't look that bad. Thanks to the good photos you can tell if it is suitable for a future hair transplantation. 
Best Regards.

Hello, and thank you for your question.
Indeed, you can see the over harvested area of your scalp. There are a number of ways to go about this:
You could undergo another hair transplant, but using donor areas from your chest, beard, etc. instead of the scalp. This has proven to be a successful approach. 
Or, you could consider micro-pigmentation. SMP, or scalp micropigmentation, is a painless procedure that uses highly specialized equipment and unique techniques to carefully and expertly inject all-natural, color-tailored pigments into the scalp creating a completely natural look of the patient’s hairline. A typical procedure involves an initial consultation and two pigmentation sessions to achieve the desired results. You can wash your head the fourth day after the treatment and, during that time, avoid any strenuous activity that will prompt undesired sweating. Once the procedure is complete, the results of a Scalp Micropigmentation treatment can last up to five years
Gary Linkov, MD
Hair Specialist
Manhattan

Dear patient , the only value for money option given the outcome of the donor area, is scalp micro pigmentation. It I’ll improve the appearance and you won’t have to worry anymore.
Best of luck

I'm really sorry about this happened to you. From your photos, you may consider getting the SMP (Scalp Micropigmentation) to conceal the scars over the donor site and grow your hair longer to hide the over-harvested area. 

I am sorry this happened to you. As a Hair Transplant provider I am always cautious about over harvesting. This issue is personal to me because I had hair transplant myself over 10 years ago and suffered from over harvested area, and my procedure was done in USA! 
In the last 10 years I became trained and certified in Hair Transplant. When performing the procedure I always make sure to inject both the transplanted and the harvested area with PRP mixed with Acell, a product which induces stem cells and helps regenerate hair. This has particularly helped the harvested area to recover well. 
At this time for you I would suggest to find a local hair consultant and try PRP/stem cell induction with injections and micro needling of your harvested area. Over multiple treatments you may improve the density of your own natural hair in your harvested area. 

Thanks for your question. İt would be preferable to receive less grefts then they have already received from your donor area via the pictures which i could see. Minoxidil or finasteride can not help you since today. You have to discuss with an plastic surgeon for the next micropigmentation in order to cover the donor area through your body hair or beard. İ think that you have been in clinic which receive the greft by micromotor. İn your special case (because your hair is very thick) you had to prefer the hairtransplant Manual punch without micromotor. That is why the Manual punch protect maximum your grefts that the surgeon receive less number of grefts from your donor area and the result of hairtranslpant satisfied you. İ wish you the best

Hello and thank you for your question. Yes you definitely have been over harvested and I’m sorry your having to deal with it. The drugs you were offered will not help your donor area. Micropigmentation might help your donor area and using your beard or body hair could help thicken your hair. The best thing for you is to see a hair loss professional and discuss your options. I wish you the best.Dr. T

Great question. Yes, I saw the photos and your donor area was over-harvested and scarring. I don't know the number of grafts harvested but you donor area has a permanent damage. No, the Minoxidil and Finasteride won't help you in the donor area. If you want another surgery, the surgeon should look for another donor areas (beard, chest) besides your scalp. Also, I didn't see the before photos of the recipient area so I don't know if you have a decreased growth after the surgery. My suggestion to camouflage your scars of the donor area is: micropigmentation of the scalp. I will suggest you to book a consult for a detailed evaluation with an experienced hair loss specialist in your town or country, he/she should have tattooing experience too. Good luck.

From looking at your pictures, I would think that SMP will help a great deal and solve your over harvested donor area as well.