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Is it normal? right side and left after hairtransplant

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Patro1995

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is it normal that on the one place there are more hairs growing after the transplant, and on the other place there is much less? i told LEFT and RIGHT side a week after the surgery, I still have scabs but I can see the differences. Thanks for help
 
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Bigmac

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You probably won’t have hairs growing. One side will have shed quicker.
 
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Patro1995

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You probably won’t have hairs growing. One side will have shed quicker.
How will I not have it? I asked people often it grows more on one and less on the other, then it will even out
 
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Patro1995

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You probably won’t have hairs growing. One side will have shed quicker.
I'm a little afraid that there are no hairs between the scabs, and less from one place, but since everyone says it's normal, maybe it grows as it should later. that's my condition for now. I did not understand your opinion, you can write it to me better?
 

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Bigmac

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Your initial by question sounds like your asking why you have hair drowning on one side one week after surgery.

What clinic did you go to?
Did they give you post op instructions?
 
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Patro1995

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Your initial by question sounds like your asking why you have hair drowning on one side one week after surgery.

What clinic did you go to?
Did they give you post op instructions?
because when the scabs come off, you can see such small hairs and there are more of them on the right, and less on the left, and if I have an empty field between the scabs, it will grow there? yoo retouch clinic, istanbul
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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If grafts were planted they, they should grow. Any areas with no hair may be because they’ve already shed.
 
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Patro1995

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the scabs are gone, it's 12 days after the transplant, can you see the little space between the hairs, that's where the hair will grow?
 

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Mick From Farjo

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You will require your immediate post-op pictures from the day of the surgery showing the transplanted grafts before any scabs formed. These will show if grafts were transplanted to the area you`re concerned with. If they were, the grafts may have shed in that small area. If no grafts were transplanted, then you will need to ask your clinic why not.
Other than that, your post-op healing looks fine.
 
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Patro1995

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here I have an empty space, is it the doctors' fault? will it be visible when the hair grows back?
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