man without hairloss

Honestly, I think every hair transplant surgeon should at least tell what is the average density that he/she achieved for similar cases. How many graft per square centimeter that the doctor is planning to transplant should also be told, regardless of later survival/growth rate. If the doctor said he did 50 graft/cm^2 and only 25 graft/cm^2 survived, the patient would know about it. That's just fair.

So I was washing my hair, and there I saw it, one of my transplanted hair (I knew because it's shorter than other hair, and there is no native hair surrounding it). I did not rub it hard during wash, just normally. Now because hair are transplanted at much less density than native hair this gives me anxiety. My growth is normal (I'd even say fast), and the hair that fell was already pretty thick too. I wonder what cause something like this? Is this normal? because I think that one had just entered anagen phase