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?
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It is common for hairs to be appear spacier and "unnatural" looking at 6 months. This can happen up until they have matured, which takes one full year. The hairs will continue to grow and thicken over the course of the 12 months. The final result really can't be appreciated until then, so hang...
Smoking causes constriction of blood vessels and decreased blood flow to the scalp, which may reduce wound healing after a hair transplant and increase the risk of wound infection and scarring. Smoking may also negatively affect hair growth, though no one can predict the extent to which it will...
One session will be enough for you, since the area of baldness is not so large, in one session we will transplant approximately 3000-3300 grafts using the FUE method.We will restore your anterior line, temporal receding hairline.