Were these hair grafts dense enough? (Photo)

Dear Diligent307536,

Thanks for your message. Typically, to achieve an aesthetically pleasant result, in one square centimeter, it needs to have around 40 to 60 hair grafts. Specifically, in your case, it depends on the amount of grafts in your donor area. If you have a significant bald area, usually, in the first session in our practice, we focus on the front area. In the second session, we refocus on the crown and top areas. if you want to see some before and after pictures, please check the link below.

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TAS TEAM

At 8 months post-hair transplant, you're still within the period where growth and thickening are continuing, but you should have seen some noticeable improvement by now. Density can vary depending on the number of grafts placed, the quality of the donor hair, and the skill of the surgeon. If you're feeling like your results aren't as dense as expected, it could be due to several factors:
Graft Count: The number of grafts placed per square centimeter determines how dense the result will be. If fewer grafts were used, it may not achieve the thickness you're looking for.
Growth Cycle: Hair growth after a transplant can continue to improve up to 12-18 months. It's possible that you're still in the growth phase, and the full density hasn’t come in yet.
Hair Characteristics: Thicker, coarser hair will provide more density than fine hair, even with the same number of grafts.

Hello and thank you for your question. I understand why you are worried about your results. A hair transplant does require a certain amount of patience because it can take at least 12 months before you see full results. That being said, I suggest you contact the doctor who did your transplant for a consultation. It is difficult to see clearly with the picture you provided. Best of luck to you.

Dr. T