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If you already drank beer and danced, it would be a moot point to ask when you can dance. There is nothing wrong with dancing.
2 weeks post FUE you really have no restrictions. The only time to be concerned is if you still have crusting where the grafts where placed as crusting and sweat can lead to bacteria. However, at 2 weeks, just about every patient is able to do full workouts, play sports, etc. Hope you enjoyed your night out!
Almost certainly not. At two weeks most doctors would clear you for strenuous exercises, so a little light dancing the day before should be totally fine. Really after 13 days the only way to damage your grafts is through significant trauma because they've established themselves really solidly by then.
There are restrictions after FUE in the first 7-10 days, but nothing after that.You are free to enjoy your life now!
At 13 days you can pretty much dance all night and it shouldn't have any negative affect on your transplanted grafts. 10 days is usually the magic day where everything seems to settle and you can resume your regular activities.
At two weeks you can do anything you want, full exercise, run a marathon or do a full workout at the gym
There's no way to tell from a picture how many grafts you've received. To know you should ask your doctor and/or ask to see the medical records concerning your transplant, those are the only two ways to know for sure. 5000 is a lot and if you plan on having 3000-4000 more added I would make sure...
The truth is that it is pretty much just a fancy way of saying the same thing. You will get the same result for the most part. Bio FUE is a process that allegedly enhances your result by speeding up healing and increasing the yield of transplanted hairs by using a form of PRP. Direct FUE is wh...
7 months past FUE you still have a significant amount of time left before reaching the final growth state near 12 months. It is very possible/likely that in these coming months you'll see some improvements with the transplant growth.