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Delayed growth on succeeding FUE hair transplant? (Photo)

imworriedJun 27, 2016
Im just wondering if it is natural to have delayed growth on the next hair transplant? My first hair transplant (FUT) did great but the second and the third (both FUT) did have delayed growth, on my 4th session (FUE) its been 7 months now and i dont see any result.

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Sean Behnam, MD

It is normal for hairs to be shed by the end of the first month, along with scabs and crust during that period as well. As long as there has been no trauma to the head, bleeding, or picking at the scabs, you shouldn't worry about grafts dislodging. If you are still concerned you can always ask...

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Sean Behnam, MD

If it seems like you're healing incorrectly you definitely should be contacting your doctor immediately about it. You should really only have moderate pain for one, maybe two days after your transplant. A little mild discomfort is normal for a week or two after that but what you're describing...

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William Rassman, MD (retired)

The photos do not do justice to what you are describing in the text above. IF you are concerned, go back to see your doctor.

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