Almost 9 months after my second hair transplant. Should I be worried about my current results? (Photo)

Hello and thank you for your question. Your results don't look too bad to me. One thing you need to be aware of is if you are considering another transplant you need to think about your donor area. Another thing to think about is you won't really see final results for up to 18 months after the transplant so you might need to be patient a while longer. I hope this helps. Best of luck to you.

Dr. T

The photos of your parts are overexposed making it difficult to determine the true densities in these photos. What is concern is your hairline design. In these photos, you appear to be Caucasian. Your current hairline design is that of an Asian, African American, or female. The problem with this design is it is very aggressive. As you continue to lose more hair, you will constantly be chasing this low broad hairline. My major concern is not the appearance now, but the appearance 30 years from now. If your hair loss picks up substantially, you will eventually run out of donor and could possibly end up with a Joe Biden appearance. He has a low hairline and nothing behind it. You can avoid this by getting on medication like topical finasteride or pursuing a regenerative medicine protocol.

Full hair density 12-18th months. If not improvement by the 18th months, then you might consider another hair transplant surgery.