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Always ask your doctor for mediation and post surgical questions. Your doctor knows you better than strangers on the Internet. In general you can take supplements.
Ask your doctor to draw blood for your magnesium and Vitamin D levels. This is the only way to determine your current status and what your current needs are. too much or too little is not healthy for your hair. We routinely run vitamin D levels on our patients and have found that a large percentage of our patients are chronically low. (
You should be able to resume supplements immediately following a hair transplant provided they do not interfere with hair growth or cause hair loss. You can certainly resume magnesium and Vitamin D immediately after your hair transplant.
After your hair transplant you can use magnesium daily and vitamin D with no risk at all. I take both and so do many of my patients
It can take 6 to 12 months after surgery to see results. If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor.
Leg hair and arm hair may be used as donor hair in theory but in practical terms it will likely cause scarring and give you little benefit.
Curly and kinky hair may be an issue after a hair transplant surgery. It is not common. If you have issues, it is best to see your doctor for an exam.
It would be best to see a doctor for an exam for your specific concerns. In general an average Caucasian male has about 8000 grafts they can harvest from their donor area in their life time.
This is an interesting question. Stress-related hair loss has been a subject explored by researchers for years and, in certain cases, individuals may see an increase in hair loss during times of stress. But it is unlikely that your hair transplant procedure will be affected by the stress and...
Constipation or staining to have a bowel movement will not damage your transplanted hair grafts. If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor.
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