Gavriel

Hi Everyone - I’m at month 3.5 after 3000 graft FUE. Sorry if this was already posted and I didnt find the right answer. I’m a bit concerned as what I’m seeing is that in certain areas on my head (especially the right and left reclining forehead area) the new hair is totally visible, strong, black, thick by now after 3.5 months! However, i don’t see this at all in the middle of my head or other areas where hair has been transplanted to. Is this normal? I would think if one area is so obviously growing, why arent the others? Maybe those grafts didnt survive? I’m hoping I’m just paranoid but yeah basically I don’t understand the uneven growth reason. Unfortunately the pics don’t really show it well but live the difference is very much obvious...

@JohnAC71 @aaron1234 thanks guys. There was definitely no blood trickle or “flowing” blood present at all. Attaching two pics from day 8.

Is there a way to actually see if its a graft loss or not? I only read that blood is present if a graft is lost... but to me some of my hair endings contain white bulb-like structures, which I’m hoping are not grafts.

Hi Everyone - I underwent FUE (~3000 grafts) about 2 weeks ago. As everyone, regardless of all the videos and messages read, I’m a little concerned about potentially losing grafts. For me even from day 8, scabs didnt really start falling off but were super dry (I had to wash my hair with the shampoo provided on day 7 in the evening). Afterwards, I unfortunately sometimes started picking on the scabs which resulted in some of them falling off and most of them contained hair attached to them. There was no blood or bleeding present at all, I havent seen any blood after the first night of surgery. My question is really if I could have dislodged grafts by “artificially” picking on the scabs instead of waiting for them to fall off by themselves? I read that probably not as there was no blood, still, seems everyone who asked had some form of an “accident” while I was actually picking on the scabs that were still attached to my scalp... attaching some pics.