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No it is still way too early for appreciable results. You need to wait until a full year to see the final results,
Thank you for your question. This case is not a failure because the majority of the regrowth will accord in the 6-12 month phase. You are probably exiting the shedding phase and should experience positive results soon. Always consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.Best wishes,
It can take 6 to 12 months after surgery to see results. Some people may not see any results at the 4th month. If you are concerned, please contact your doctor.
Thank you for posting your question. At only 4 months out, it might still be too early to call your procedure a failure. It takes anywhere from 3 to 4 months to see the slightest change, wait until month 6 to judge. Some patients get quicker growth, and others take a bit longer. At 6 months you should be at 50% growth and full results can take up to 12 to 14 months if not a bit longer. Hope this helps. Meanwhile you may want to consider PRP, Minoxidil 5% Topical and possibly Finasteride oral or topical if you can.
Evaluating a hair transplant result as a failure you should wait at least 10 months. On the 4th month it is possible to see very little or no growth.The best option is visiting your doctor and take it easy.
The implanted hair goes through a cycle of growth. Depending on the stage of growth they are in individually, they will grow out accordingly. It usually starts to grow after four months, by six months you get about 40 percent growth and ten percent growth each month after that. In some cases it may take up to 18 months for all the hair to grow in.
At this point in time, you must wait it our for a full 6-7 months as some people take that long to start the growth cycle.
3 months you're probably safe. Sunscreen wouldn't hurt but I doubt it's any more necessary to put sunscreen on your scalp that it is to put it anywhere else. At this point your hair and the skin around it are just like regular areas of your scalp.
Thank you for your question. You can tug on the grafts, however, it is recommended that patients wait for the grafts to take their natural course. While day 9 is an average and a good estimate, it is not a steadfast rule in-place for every patient. Always consult with a board certified facial ...
Yes an FUE can be performed and the scars can be transplanted. You will need to see a hair restoration professional to see the amount you need.