7 Month hair transplant update (3153 grafts, HLC) 9/15/2026
A user shared a 7-month update after receiving 3,153 grafts in a hair transplant, noting ongoing growth but some areas still appear sparse and red. They are in contact with the clinic for feedback and are hopeful for further improvement.
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