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14 hours ago, jjalay said:

Why so many grafts for such a small area?

3200Hairs, not grafts.

Surgeon: Dr. Sang Yun Hyun 
Surgery method: FUE
Number of Hairs: 3200 Hairs
 

6Months after FUE surgery

Hey everyone, I wanted to share an update on my FUE hair transplant journey now that I've reached the 6-month mark post-surgery. At the six-month point, I'm seeing significant improvement in the coverage of my transplanted hair. The hairline is starting to take shape. However, I must admit that I've had some moments of concern about the density.
I know that full results may take up to 12 to 18 months to become apparent, and I've been reassured by my surgeon that it's normal for the hair to continue thickening and maturing over time. Nonetheless, it's hard not to worry at times, especially when comparing my progress to others who may have had more immediate results. If anyone else has experienced similar concerns or any advice, please share with me.

(Before)

(Before)

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(6months after surgery)

(6months after surgery)

(6months after surgery)

Thanks guys! So no need to worry about it now. 

Hi, I am new to this forum and seeking some advice. I had FUE procedure done in Korea with Dr. Hyun, and I'm currently 3 months into the recovery process. Overall, the healing has been progressing well, but I've noticed a slightly uneven growth rate in the transplanted area. I followed the post-op care instructions, but I'm curious to know if this is a common occurrence during the early stages of recovery. If anyone has experienced a similar issue or has any insights, please share. Thank you.