FUE grafts and blood pressure

Growth looks fine, there isn't much to expect at this point since some people start growth around month 3 while others don't see anything until month 8 or even 9. I would see a doctor about the redness and numb sensation- feeling numb at this point isn't too unusual but such significant redness...

At 5 months there's really no 'normal' for how your hair should be growing. Some people may not see any growth yet, while others may have significant growth. It just depends on the person- as long as you don't have significant redness, pain, etc. then you should be fine, and just need to...

During an FUE procedure grafts may be transected.  Depending upon where along the graft the transection occurs plays a role in if the remaining graft beyond the transection is viable.  There have been some studies on FUT procedures in which the investigator has cut them half longitudinally and b...

The results you speak of are not unusual in the last few years. It is a result of more inexperienced doctors entering the hair transplant industry as machines to assist in FUE have become commonplace. You may not have been a good candidate or the procedure was not performed correctly. Great...

At 13 months everything should be normal regarding your transplant. Talk to your doctor about what could be happening because that's incredibly unusual and mildly concerning- the latest anyone should have symptoms is a few months, so having them for over a year is a very long time.

There's no issue with having an SMP and FUE procedure done on the same area, in any order, provided that you wait enough time in between for the skin to heal. Neither one permanently damages the skin or affects the future outcome of the other.