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6 month progress concerns

I had a transplant on April 14th of roughly 3k+ grafts. I’m at ~6 months and I’m concerned by my progress. I’ve remained consistent with Finasteride and Oral Minoxidil. I went to a very reputable US plastic surgeon. Would appreciate any thoughts on progress at this point and if I should be concerned about the lack of grafts that have shown growth. I feel like I’m at maybe ~10% and I should be closer to ~50% by now. TIA!

u/Ok_Spring_3128 — 3 days ago
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Hello, I got rejected by fuecapilar. They said I’m not a good candidate they can only extract 1,500 to 1,700 graft. I was accepted by 2 other clinics quoting 3,500 to 3,800 and the other 4,200 graft. Why such a big discrepancy? Should I go 1 of the other 2 options? I’ve been min/fin since march.

u/coufsax — 4 days ago
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SEX after HT - mmmm

Time to talk about this—sex after a hair transplant? I see medical experts saying that if it’s nothing too wild—no "jumping to the ceiling"—it shouldn't harm the grafts, even after just 4–5 days. Others say 14 days. Has anyone here been through this and can share how the results turned out?

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u/davidk18272 — 5 days ago
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My 5 months Hair transplant surgery update.

I’m 26 years old and had been dealing with hair loss for quite some time. It started affecting my confidence, so after trying different options and doing a lot of research, I decided to go ahead with a hair transplant. I spent quite a bit of time researching doctors and clinics before making my decision. I finally had my procedure done in April 2026. I’m now 5 months post-op and wanted to share my progress so far. The growth is still developing, and I understand that hair transplant results can take several months to mature. Overall, I’m happy with the progress at this stage and looking forward to seeing how things develop over the coming months. This is only my personal experience, and results can vary from person to person. Please do your own research and consult a qualified doctor before making any medical decisions.

u/FewConsideration8255 — 8 days ago
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How bad is it? What would it take to fix it

Hi guys, i had an hairtransplant for my hairline because it receded a lot, 2 years has past since and im not happy with the result, i went with a buzzcut cause i was tired of always combing my hair back and fixing it it looked decent with wax tbh,not knowing it would look much worse,what would you guys advice to fix or to conceal, the new hairs are plucky and are placed in a wrong angle almost straight, even though i researched this topic and talked with the clinic about my concerns pre op this is the result unfortunatly, i went in knowing i would need a second one after a few years cause hair kept thinning from stress, is a revision even possible with this much hair placed at a wrong angle? Maybe fill the back of the hairline with hairs also placed at a “wrong” angle? I really dont know anymore guys thanks in advance

u/Accomplished-Ad-6015 — 11 days ago

Day 160 Update, 4600 grafts. Be honest, is it lacking or am I a slow grower?

Currently in 2.5mg Minoxidil , Topical min/fin , and 2% Keto shampoo.

They say density picks up in month 6-8, how’s it looking up to this point?

u/Cashmoneytendies — 11 days ago

Most of you guys looked fine before the transplant

I just noticed something. Most of you guys who have hairline recession and even some crown loss looked absolutely fine before. Obviously you look better after the transplant but not that much better.

Don't rush into a transplant. Focus on building your body, improving your posture, dress, social skills and finances.

Get a transplant if it makes you more comfortable but honestly? Try fixing everything else first. Having strong foundations will work wonders

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u/shahzadeh__ — 11 days ago
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6 months 3000 graphs Thoughts?

Had 3000 graphs, it’s been 6 months, it’s better but honestly was expecting more by now.
Not on min or fin (side effects weren’t worth it)
Looking for thoughts on what I can expect in the next year and some other supplemental ways to bring it back. Fortunately I have plenty of donor hair but would prefer not have to do this again .

u/Kidkiwi95 — 11 days ago

How many grafts can I get out of my donor?

*no need to worry about the redness and uneven hairs. I buzzed my hair no guard with little care to the evenness. The redness has quickly subsided.

20’sM. Dut and min (hairloss is stablized and still making good progress)
Planning on doing a HT next month for the temple and hairline area which has thinned out diffusely rather than truly receded (yet, hopefully not tho).
Transplant is going to be to add density to my temples and reinforce my hairline.

Clinic I’m going with want to use 2800 grafts.
They said they might end up taking more during the procedure but that 2800 is the minimum they’ll transplant for the price I paid. Im cool with 2800 but don’t wanna use too much grafts incase I ever need another transplant. Does my donor allow me to safely get away with 2800 grafts and still have enough to spare for the future? If so, how many total grafts do you think my donor offers?

u/Remarkable_Slip_3099 — 10 days ago

Should I even bother?

Is there any hope for this? I’ve been on fin and min and it has continued to progress over the past few years.

u/throwaway96119611 — 10 days ago

Recovery Styling

What's the best way to style your hair post-transplant to look somewhat presentable at work?

Keep it buzzed down so that when it grows in uneven it's just buzzed down and you can't tell?

It looks like a lot of guys are letting it grow out more but are y'all just wearing hats all the time or what?

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u/123098zaqxsw — 10 days ago