How can this botched FUT hair transplant be fixed? (Photos)

The hairline results you are pointing out are quite common amongst strip transplant patients. This is due to the fact that thicker hair is used. Your hairline is supposed to be very soft along the outer edge. To recreate this appearance, only thin hairs (i.e. single-haired follicular units) should be used. Pluggy outcomes like yours arise when the follicular unit grafts contain more than one hair follicle creating bundles of 3-5+ hairs).

A repair would be necessary to fix your results so that only thinner single-haired follicles are placed in the outmost regions. Below is an example of a similar case from my office in Los Angeles, the Dr. U Hair and Skin Clinic. Here, we used leg hair. But alternate choices of thin hair could also be used (e.g. nape). It would be best to find a provider, near you who specializes in this type of approach.

The only solution to fix your hairline is by going trough another Hair transplant. I advice you to get DHI technique, direct hair implantation. I know you are already devastated by your first experience. But you can look and do research about DHI. The successful rate is 90%, zero scars, minimum pain, recovery state in 5 days and results between 6 months and 1 year. The difference between FUT and DHI is that FUT is surgical and DHI is non surgical. the extraction technique for DHI is done individually per graft and implanted simultaneal with Choi pen and there is no risk of loosing graft while operation

If you wish to have a more natural frontal hairline for styling hair and combing properly you would achieve the desired hairline in just one session of dense packing FUE hair transplant. İt will camouflage the unpleasant appearance very well.