30 days after FUE, and few pimples came on my head. Is it normal? I'm also losing a lot from my normal original hair. (photo)

After 8 days, hairs are pretty well adapted to their new location. There is really only two ways that hairs can be damaged at this pointyou forefully pull them out or bump your headyou allow thick crusting to develop on the scalp that causes the hair to come out when the crust is removedBut...

The maximum number of grafts that may be extracted from the donor in one session depends on several factors: donor capacity, calculated density, density, caliber and number of hairs per follicle. These factors are calculated from all parts of the donor area (parietal, temporal and occipital) and...

Dear Lazygal,Thank you for writing in with this question. There are 2 things that could be going on here. The hairs that are growing are likely alive and well. In experienced hands, up to about half of the grafts that are transplanted will simply continue to grow where they were placed. So...

Dear john_ssThank you for writing in with your question. At 3.5 months following a procedure, you should just start to see the first few new follicles sprouting new hair. A certain percentage of the hairs should have just stayed where they were placed, and continued to grow where they were...

Dear Bigben2010,Thank you for posting your question. In some cases, you can get shock loss, or telogen effluvium, from the donor area. This means a temporary shedding of hairs around the sites from which you had hair extracted with the FUE procedure. This tends to be self-limited, and usually...

Dear EthanJones,Thank you for writing in with your question. Medical studies of pulled hairs show that when transplanted, they do not form follicles and will not grow new hair. The hair is simply the product of the hair follicle, much the same way your nails are a product of the nailbeds at...