Nearly 4 months after FUE, do the follicles sprout at different stages? Will new hairs sprout after 4, 5 or even 6 months?

Normally hair growth post FUE comes in stages, with the frontal hair coming in first, and crown hair growth last. Hair growth after six months is common, and normally a full year needs to go by before judging the procedure.

It may take 6 to 12 months to see the results of a hair transplant surgery. All hairs grow at different phases. If you are concerned it is best to discuss it with your doctor.

The transplanted hairs will start to regrow at different times after a hair transplant.  They do not all start to grow out from the recipient area at the same time.  The regrowth occurs months after the hair transplant procedure.   

At four months it's really kind of a frustrating part after the procedure. You've invested a lot of time and effort and money into getting 3500 grafts and it's frustrating, to think that it's delayed satisfaction after getting the procedure. Especially at three months to four months, most of the hairs that were transplanted are still dormant but generally at four months and as you get into the six month range, there should be a lot of activity for growth. 
If the procedure's done correctly, I'm talking all the grafts are cored correctly without a lot of damage to the grafts, either coring or pulling the grafts, and scoring the grafts done adequately and also placed adequately, generally as is with my patients, I see 60% to sometimes 80% full growth at six months. And this can vary from clinic to clinic. Sometimes it takes longer but I think in the next couple of months, you gonna be quite satisfied as new hairs are growing in and start to thicken. Also, it may take a total of 12 to 18 months after this procedure when you have your final results where the hairs have thickened to their terminal growth, which is your end growth stage and have also come back as far as luster and overall texture to a normal state. So, good luck.

Usually we can see nice result after 5-7 months but for full regrow you should wait 10-12 months. For crown part even a bit longer.

Hello, great question. I know you’re anxious to see growth and to see if fast but you’ll have to be patient. The growth rate does depend on the location, typically the front grows first followed by the crown area. It does take time and you’ll probably need to wait at least 4 more months to see good growth. Hang in there, it will happen. Good luck.

Grafts do not all start growing at the same time, and when growth starts the hairs are very fine and may not be visible at first with the naked eye.  It is not expected for you to see full growth at 4 months.

The hair follicles go through a cycle of growth and therefore grow in at different times. Usually you start seeing new sprouts after four months, most of the hair growth in 6-9 months and it may take up to a year to see full results. 

After a hair transplant, the new hairs may start growing as early as 1 month and as late as 5 months. They will not grow in unison but in waves, often in different parts of the recipient area