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Hello, and thank you for your question. No, you did not get a good transplant. You already had 4,000 grafts and probably need that many more. Your donor area may not be enough for that many more grafts. You could try Minoxidil or Finasteride, but I suggest talking to a reputable doctor and seeing what is your best option. Best of luck to you.Dr. T
Unfortunately , you have a fairly advanced pattern of hair loss. While 4000 sounds like a huge number of grafts, it's probably half of what you would need to get adequate coverage based on the current pictures. I would encourage use of medical maintenance therapies as well (minoxidil, finasteride, laser cap, PRP) in order to preserve remaining native hair and also improved the quality of future donor hair.
At 160 days after your FUE, some growth should normally be visible — even if partial. The fact that your recipient area is still very patchy might indicate a slower growth cycle, but in some cases it can also suggest a problem with graft survival or direction. It’s still a bit early to make a f...
Ideally, you should wait at least 4–6 weeks between a FUE hair transplant and PRK eye surgery. This allows enough time for your scalp to heal, the newly transplanted grafts to anchor, and the skin barrier to fully recover before any surgical manipulation near the head or forehead area. During P...
At 11 months post-FUE, you’re very close to your final result — by this time, around 90–95% of the transplanted hairs have already grown. If you’re still noticing visible gaps or thinner areas in the center of your hairline, it’s unlikely that new hairs will grow after this point. PRP (Platelet...
