Hair transplant 6 months ago is super thin & patchy, worried it’s a fail or never going to be thick? (Photos)

Hello, Plucking hair does not permanently remove multi-hair grafts from the hairline. The hair will eventually regrow from the follicle unless the follicle itself is surgically removed or damaged. If you’re concerned about multi-hair grafts in the hairline, a skilled surgeon can address this w...

Do you have a specific concern about putting these two together? Otherwise, it seems fine, I can't think of a reason you would need a restriction.

Your situation is tricky. I agree your current hairline does not look completely natural. You can have some of the grafts removed with a small punch but there is a risk of having slight discoloration of the skin were grafts were removed from. The punched out grafts can be placed somewhere else....

Seeing white hairs in the transplanted area about a month after your hair transplant can be surprising, but it’s typically not a cause for concern. These white or gray hairs may be temporary and could result from a phenomenon called “shock loss,” where the transplanted hair temporarily loses...

Hello, Your nephew is fortunate to have someone as supportive as you encouraging him to address his hair loss! It’s understandable for him to have concerns about genetics, but let me reassure you—hair transplants, when done correctly, use DHT-resistant hair from the back and sides of the sca...

Hello,Depending on the density you are looking to achieve with the hair you already have you could be looking at 1200-2500 grafts.