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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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