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HR1986

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I am approaching 7 months post FUE and have read plenty about (GROWTH) between 6-9months can i expect to see new hairs coming through at 6-9 months or is the new hair thats grown already just going to get longer and thicker?
I'm worried that my graph survival is low because even though there had been new growth - an improvement month after month - the density isn't where I need it to be.
 
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HR1986

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Pic 1 - 6.5 months
Pic 2 - 5.5 months
Pic 3 - 4.5 months
Pic 4 - 3 Months
Pic 5 - 10 days
Pic 6 - 3 months before surgery



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Kevboy

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Your hair looks pretty dense in those pictures. It will continue to mature and thicken and you have time for more new grafts to push through.
 
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CKD33

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I don’t see any issues unless the lighting makes your hair appear more dense.
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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How many grafts did you receive?
Growth looks good and new growth could continue past the 12 month mark.
 
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smokeybacon

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Is it possible for you to take some pictures in natural light, so we can get an idea how dense your hairline is in normal circumstances. Your hair is very coarse so helps you.
 
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HR1986

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Is it possible for you to take some pictures in natural light, so we can get an idea how dense your hairline is in normal circumstances. Your hair is very coarse so helps you.
These pics were taken in natural light (no flash, lighting) 6.5 months post OP

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smokeybacon

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Thanks, I was thinking more outside, in sunlight, when you get less shadow. Your hair doesn´t look bad for 7 months . It could be thicker and that could still easily grow more. If you are expecting a thick hairline I cannot see it looking at the pic you posted of the grafts after your procedure.
 
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HR1986

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8TH MONTH UPDATE. HAIR GROWTH CENTRE LONDON (Maida Vale)
(Got my months wrong on the previous post).
I took close up pictures and this is starting to worry me. Density is still not great and left side is lacking. Is this a failure?
 

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Bigmac

Bigmac

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Some of the hairs look coarse but that could be down to your natural hair characteristics. You still have time for more growth and density but right now, the density doesn’t look bad. You’re probably not going to have a thick wall of hair but that doesn’t mean it won’t look ok once you reach 12 months.
 
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HR1986

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Cheers BM. Question: is it normal for transplanted hair to be so difficult to manage? I find it difficult to style my hair flat.
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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Sometimes the hairs can be wiry until they fully take on their normal characteristics. If they stick up and won’t go flat, then there is a possibility they’ve been planted at an incorrect angle.

Read this article that will help you understand all about hairlines.

Hairline design by Shapiro Medical Group
 
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smokeybacon

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It is hard waiting. I have read many on here with good growth around 12 months that said their hair changed over time while it was growing through. As the hair settled down. Hopefully that is you also.
 
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Baldingman23

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My hair was hard to style at first but around the 12-13 month mark it started to take on normal characteristics and I can style it any way I want now
 
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HR1986

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10TH MONTH UPDATE. HAIR GROWTH CENTRE LONDON (Maida Vale)
The overall look and density has improved. Though, I'm noticing a few of my transplanted hairs have been shedding. Should I be alarmed?
I've been on Finasteride (10 months)and Minoxidil (8months). I lose the normal 10 -20 minuturized hair per day but I have been noticing a few hairs that resemble my transplanted hair. Is this normal?
 

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loui

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10TH MONTH UPDATE. HAIR GROWTH CENTRE LONDON (Maida Vale)
The overall look and density has improved. Though, I'm noticing a few of my transplanted hairs have been shedding. Should I be alarmed?
I've been on Finasteride (10 months)and Minoxidil (8months). I lose the normal 10 -20 minuturized hair per day but I have been noticing a few hairs that resemble my transplanted hair. Is this normal?
I think it looks really good. Your hair characteristics seems really thick and coarse, I wish I had your hair. :D
 
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