I'm worried my grafts are too sparse (low density), what do you think? (Photos)

Thank you for your question as this is often a concern of patients after hair transplant.  It is too early to draw conclusions as to the density of your hair transplant.  Many factors come into play when determining density in hair transplantation such as the thickness of the hair, the texture of the hair, etc.  It is best to wait to allow for the grafts to regrow and if needed a secondary procedure can always be performed to help increase the density.  

If you are concerned please follow up with your doctor for an exam. Ultimately, you won't really know until you see results in 6 to 12 months.

Its hard to say at 12 days what the ultimate density will be and what it will look like. Remember you loose some of the grafts above the surface of the skin after surgery but the root of the hairs lie dormant under the skin until they start to grow around 3-4 months. So what you are seeing now is probably less grafts per square centimeter than was originally implanted.

Thank you for your pictures! you are correct in asserting that ~40u/cm2 gives adequate frontal hairline density.  However right now its hard to determine full density and what is to be expected so early on in the healing process.  Honestly, 2000 grafts for the frontal area is a reasonable number.  Keep up with the post transplant hair care and slowly you will begin to see your results.  Patience is the name of the game here.  Best of luck! 

It is much too early to judge your result. Early growth has just started at the 3 month mark. At 6 months you will be at only about 50% growth, at 12 months you will be at roughly 90% growth. Remain patient and continue to follow your doctors post op care instructions.

40 grafts per cm2 is very good for a high density  hair flow.First regrowth should be observed on 3-3.5 months after surgery. Regrowing hair is thin, undersized and not bright untill 4-5 th months of hair transplant. İt's normal for new growing hair starting to get native characteristics, waviness, curl in first 6-7 months..This actually takes 10-13 months for hair to become full mature , as thick and bright  as native hair. 

At 2 weeks it is too early to assess your final result. Wait another 11 months to fully assess the coverage and density of your hair. I would then consider further treatment if you have dissatisfactory results. All the best! 

It's too early to draw any conclusions on your long-term results.  Best not to second-guess at this time, and give it 8-12 months to see your final results

At less then 2 weeks post procedure it is way too early to tell. Give it at least 8 months to start making any kind of decisions about density. 2000 grafts for this area is reasonable and should give a good density. 

You really will not know what you got at this point in time so wait out the growth for about 7-8 months and then you will know.  2000 grafts for the frontal area is reasonable if you have a medium weight hair