I had an FUE hair transplant 9 months ago. 2600 grafts. Hairline is not dense. Should I expect more growth or what? (Photo)

A 9 months, the hairline should have filled in. You have experienced poor growth. i cannot tell from your photo, but it seems you have curly hair? If you do, then a possibility is that your grafts experienced trauma or breakage during extraction. Most conventional FUE tools are not capable of extracting viable grafts in patients with curly hair who als0 have thick scalp skin characteristics. I invented the DrUPunch Curl which is  successful even in the most tightly wound hair found in Afro-textured hair. You would need 1500 grafts to restore your hairline from this current state

It can take 6 to 12 months after surgery to see results.  If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor.

It takes up to a year to see full results but based on your photos you will probably want to do another procedure to add more density to the hairline.I recommend following up with your surgeon to discuss this issue.

Most of our patients are for the most part fully grown in at 6 months.  There maybe subtle changes between 6 months and one year.  Although the frontal area/hairline looks quite thin, at 9 months post-op you are for the most part fully grown in.  If you have photos showing your scalp immediately after the procedure then a determination of graft survival rate can be made.

At 9 months you're probably very close to full growth. There's a chance you'll see significant improvement over the next few months, but in reality any changes you'll see will probably be minor. Now is the time to be talking to your surgeon about what your goals were and how/why they weren't meant, and what you can do in the future to actually achieve them.

no , you should not expect more growth or denser result after 9 months .you need a revision surgery with at least 2000 grfats .The most outstanding reason for poor growth and ineffectual  hair restoration results is insufficient number of viable graft placement as a result of intra operative  damage of follicular units ( during insertion or high transection rates during harvesting, long time of grafts out of body, dehydratation, poor FU storage conditions like high room temperature and storage fluids etc.)

At 9 months you will be at only about 70% growth, at 12 months you will be at roughly 90% growth. Remain patient and continue to follow your doctors post op care instructions.

You wrote this same question before. If you don't like what you got, go back to the doctor who did your surgery and ask about it