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bishal82,
Nobody could tell you with any degree of accuracy your donor density in terms of FU/cm2 by strictly looking at a photo. However, your donor area does look a little patchy either due to scarring, thinning, or areas of blond hair (not real easy to tell by the photo). Perhaps you can enlighten us as to the patches that we're seeing and offering additional photos. Best wishes, Bill
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