7 months 10 days 3600 Grafts FUE (need your opinion). (Photo)

If you have been reading up on what to expect, you should be patient and understand it may take 6 to 12 months to see results.  You really cannot judge after 7 months.

You must wait at least a year before it can be determined how successful the procedure was. I often inject PRP to try to stimulate growth when it appears to be lagging.

Wait a few months before deciding if the transplant is a success or not. Generally but 12 months one can have a pretty good sense. Right now, it would be premature to predict if your transplant was successful or not. 

Dear TorontoCanada,

Thank you for your clinical post and
series of photographs. Hair
transplantation requires approximately 12-16 months for final recipient site
density to manifest. Depending on your
donor site either strip or FUE there will be some telogen effluvium or shock
hair of the transplant shafts, which will fall out. Generally, the bulbs do survive over 90% of
the time and start producing hair within 6 months. You will have had some hair follicle
transplant units whose hair shaft started to grow immediately and there’s
others where the hair shafts fell out along with the scab. By 6 months secondary growth occurs and any
little stubble you feel now is secondary growth and this combines with a
primary graft, a success in growth to give you your final density. I recommend waiting at least 12 months to
determine this final density and decide if a subsequent hair restoration or
hair transplantation FUE method is necessary or desirable.

I hope this information is of some
assistance and best of luck.

To find out more, please visit the
link below. In particular visit the FUE
hair restoration sections.

R. Stephen Mulholland, M.D.

Certified Plastic Surgeon

Yorkville, Toronto

You will not know what you will get until the 6-8th months. By month 8, you should see 80% of the growth.