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Pain during your surgery is not normal. Surgery should be done with pain free anesthesia. If the doctor is experienced, they should be able to offer a pain free experience.
It sounds like the anesthesia was not being kept up with to prevent break through pain. This could have been from over use of anesthesia and long surgical times. Or it could have been because you are a high intense exercise person and you were burning the anesthesia off quickly. However your yield should be fine now that the procedure is over. If you have another procedure, make sure they know beforehand you have difficulties with anesthesia.
Some patients have low threshold for pain and can also metabolise the anaesthetic material faster. So you need more of it frequently. This does not reflect in the outcome if everything else was done well.
If your doctor is experienced, they Would know the distribution of the nerves and numb the area without problems. An experienced doctor knows how to handle this situation.
I have seen this rarely. Some people just seem not to get a hold response from either the xylocaine or the marcaine that we routinely use.We then switch to other sytemic medications. This just happend recently, so very rare. Maybe this person who commented in the one who experienced this as it would be a cooincidence considering both timing ang geography. I welcome a conversation with you about it.
It is best to ask your surgeon about post operative care as each doctor has their unique regimen.
A 6000 graft FUE session will most likely cause donor site depletion and a see-through donor area unless you are the 1% of the Caucasian population who have unusually high donor densities (see link)
After three months there is no way to lose a graft. If you see something out of the ordinary it may be best to contact your doctor. Otherwise you may be seeing an old scab.