Hello, this is a picture 30 days post FUE, 2500 grafts. The whole backside of the head was shaved but the square from which the grafts were taken is visibly thinner than surrounding hair. It looks as though the technicians took everything they could in a box pattern. My procedure was done in an Turkish budget clinic and I'm very worried that they've harmed the follicles at the back of my head. Will this heal or improve? Thank you
March 29, 2015
Answer: Turkey hair transplant It is a bit early and you should give it time to heal. Was no doctor in the clinic? That is concerning.
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March 29, 2015
Answer: Turkey hair transplant It is a bit early and you should give it time to heal. Was no doctor in the clinic? That is concerning.
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November 12, 2019
Answer: Donor Site Ruined From FUE It is hard to tell from the pictures what has been done. It is possible that too many FUE grafts were harvested in one session from a limited area. If this is the case, only time will tell. You should wait it out, then after complete healing is finished, see a doctor in your area and have the harvested area measured for follicular unit density, something that most hair transplant surgeons know how to do. If the area is over-harvested and one particular area is significantly see through and follicular unit depleted, the best solution to this problem would be to have scalp micropigmentation done to the area that is depleted. We routinely perform this technique on depleted donor areas with strip scars and on over-harvested FUE and although it does not bring the hair back, it does make the donor area look normal. See the website below for photo examples of what I am talking about.
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November 12, 2019
Answer: Donor Site Ruined From FUE It is hard to tell from the pictures what has been done. It is possible that too many FUE grafts were harvested in one session from a limited area. If this is the case, only time will tell. You should wait it out, then after complete healing is finished, see a doctor in your area and have the harvested area measured for follicular unit density, something that most hair transplant surgeons know how to do. If the area is over-harvested and one particular area is significantly see through and follicular unit depleted, the best solution to this problem would be to have scalp micropigmentation done to the area that is depleted. We routinely perform this technique on depleted donor areas with strip scars and on over-harvested FUE and although it does not bring the hair back, it does make the donor area look normal. See the website below for photo examples of what I am talking about.
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