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It can take 6 to 12 months after surgery to see results. There isn't much you can you do other than wait at this point.
Thank you for your pictures, once you have the hair transplant the transplanted hairs initially fall out and start to re-grow in a few months. Month by month the density increases and you will be see the final result by 18 months. Please take pictures regularly so you can monitor any hair growth.All The Best
You cannot judge your result now. You likely have shed most of your transplants are in a resting state. Your new hairs will grow in the coming months. Just try to stay patient at this time. Wait at least 6 months before judging the result. You may see improvement as far as 1-2 years out. Best of luck.
even without knowing the type of surgery you had, 4 months is early and only showing the first signs of growth. Not all of the transplant grows at the same time or the same rate. It takes anywhere from 12 -15 months to get a full result.
It is to early to tell and results can take 18 months depending on if you did fut, fue, neograft, artas and so forth. Also remember not all transplants produce results so make sure to maintain close follow up.
Looks a bit thin but no way to make an intelligent comment until 8 months good luckJ Vogel, MD
At 15 weeks I would not necessarily expect growth but it should be starting in one to two months from now. At 8 months you will see about 80% of the results out
The cost of hair transplant surgery differs from doctor to doctor / from clinic to clinic. It is best you see different doctors for a consultation. Surgery is possible to cover your scar.
You trusted your doctor for surgery and paid your doctor money for your surgery. It is not acceptable that your doctor is not supportive. If your doctor said to use derma roller, and you want to follow your doctor's instructions, then use it. Derma roller or minoxidil is not typically use...
The type of pillowcase you have really shouldn't have an impact on the success of your transplants. It is very likely you would buy it, get it dirty with blood/other fluids, then it would be unusable again anyways. No patient that I have ever known has had poor results because they were...