I had my hair transplant done on the 20th of July (so 3.5 weeks/25 days ago). I feel as the surgeons/technicians over harvested the donor area. There are a lot of patches and some feel as if there are no hairs growing. I spoke to the doctor and they informed me that it is shock loss? But to me it looks like they did a bad job. He informed me that it could take up to 2-3 months for the donor area to look normal. Can anyone advise?
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August 23, 2017
Answer: If you have excess number of hair grafts harvested, your donor area will look depleted.
Hair follicles will often enter a dormant, or “telogen,” phase after the shock of being transplanted, and shed their existing hair strands before cycling into the next stage of regrowth. This is perhaps the most common reason for temporary “shock loss” and why it may take several months before ...
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Thanks for the question. In addition to men who do not have any beard at all, those men who have patches of non-hairy parts on the beard and moustache regions or who have a scattered beard can have a beard transplantation operation.
In addition to them, beard transplantation c...
If you have low hair density, hair transplant will not give you great (high density) results. Hair transplant is basically rearranging your low hair density around.
