@cinavrio: Yes, it’s completely normal for a hair transplant to look patchy at month 4. Many people worry at this stage, but it’s actually part of the typical timeline. What usually happens around month 4 • New hairs start growing, but they don’t all grow at the same speed. • Some follicles are still dormant, so certain areas look thinner than others. • The hairs that appear first are often fine, light, or uneven, which can make the area look patchy. Typical hair transplant timeline • 0–1 month: Transplanted hairs shed (this is normal “shock loss”). • 2–3 months: Little to no visible growth (~10–15% of hairs start emerging). • 4–5 months: Early regrowth begins — often patchy and uneven (~20–30% growth). • 6–9 months: Density improves and hair thickens (~50–80% growth). • 12–15 months: Final results usually appear (~90–100% growth). 💡 So if your hair transplant looks patchy at month 4, it doesn’t mean it failed, it’s usually just the early growth phase. #hairtransplantation #transplantecapilar #dhi #hairtransplantsurgery @HairNeva

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