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I had hair transplant (fue) 26 days before and still have numbness on middle area of my head. is it normal and will recover?
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Recovery: Recovery time for numbness after follicular unit extraction(FUE) is typically 2-3 months, but in some cases the numbness may persist.
Answered 9/18/2017
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