6 month after FUE transplantation, and the result is very poor. What can I do? (Photo)

It can take 6 to 12 months after surgery to see results.  If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor.

At the 6 month mark, you should see at least 60% of the growth.  It is impossible to determine if your result is poor because we do not know how many grafts were placed and how densely they were placed.  I would have to see the graft placement immediately after surgery to determine if you should see additional growth as time passes.  However, it is not uncommon to see additional improvement out to the first year following hair transplantation.

arshad12,So sorry to hear of your predicament. Unfortunately, there is nothing to do now but wait it out. I am hoping that you researched the provider well before having the surgery. If you did, then maybe you might be a late bloomer, I have seen some patients concerned after not seeing much happen with other practices posted online on the hair transplant communities blog site turn out good. Lots of luck!Bernardino A. Arocha, MD

At 6 months its not unheard of to have no growth, so don't panic yet. For some people it takes up to 9 months to start seeing any progress, so if by then you aren't seeing anything change then talk to your doctor about what may have gone wrong with your transplant, or if they think it could take even longer.

Transplanted hairs start to visibly regrow between months 4-6. At month 6-9, a patient may expect to see growth for  80% of the transplants. Again, due to the random cycle of hair growth, not all grafts will start growing at the same time. Initially, the hair my be thinner and finer. It will gain length and density as it matures. 

Full growth from the transplants is usually achieved at 12 months. All the best

Full growth may not yet have happened. I generally tell my patients that in 8 months that they will see 80% of the results. Be patient for another two weeks

it may take up to 18 months for all the implanted hair to grow in. You need to be more patient and follow up with your doctor. Unfortunately at this point there is not much you can do but wait.