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Transplanted hair canaffect other hair follicles and hair growth from Rogaine. Shock hair loss mayoccur which will cause surrounding hair to shed, due to the impact of thesurgery. One will typically experience efficient results from hairtransplantation surgery and can continue to use Rogaine for transplanted hair. Clickon the link below to read more about use of Rogaine and Finasteride after hairtransplants:
Transplanted hairs can affect surrounding hairs after surgery due to the shock of the surgery. This is called shock hair loss which can happen if the surrounding hairs are weak and have been rapidly falling out in the preceding months. Rogaine does not affect transplanted hairs.
A hair transplant can kill some surrounding hair and even trigger them to shed. Transplanted hair might grow a bit faster from Rogaine but is not affected nearly to the same degree as original non- transplanted hairs.
The answer to this is yes and now. IF you are young (under 26) and male and have a hair transplant without taking the drug finasteride, you might develop shock loss which will accelerate the hairs that are miniaturized and in the process of being lost. Minoxidil does not impact normal hair.
The donor hair will only grow at the recipient site. If you do the procedure with the modern technology, then there is no residual scar or evidence of donor extraction which is the beauty of the new technology. There's no incision, no scar, and no pain! Best of luck,
Hair transplant will not pull on your facial skin. The back of your scalp may feel tight for several weeks but it will not impact your face. You do NOT get a face lift or a neck lift with hair transplant surgery.
Without seeing your scalp up close, it's not possible to tell if any permanent injury occurred. In general, one must be extremely careful for the first 7 days after a hair transplants, and slightly cautious for the next 5 too. Ask your surgeon or his designate for advice on how best to proceed.