8 months post- op, after receiving a FUE hair transplant some hairs remain thin and light, could the grafts be damaged?

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Im 8 months post FUE, density is good but the high percentage of hairs that remain thin and light colored is a bit alarming. I know more maturation comes but i feel like many of these hairs have been thin and light for months. And some are very light and thin. I have read that transected grafts can survive and grow weaker than normal, but how likely is this to happen? Is it a rarity or could someone have many damaged grafts grow out permanently weak and thin?

Farhad Rejali, NMD · Answer

There is always chance for regrowing damaged grafts ,although the chance of regrowth is lower than healthy grafts ,because the ultimate results can be seen 12-15 months after the procedure there is chance of becoming thicker until that time ,meanwhile you can talk with your doctor about this problem

8 months post- op, after receiving a FUE hair transplant some hairs remain thin and light, could the grafts be damaged?

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