I am planing to get hair transplant, i have a concern that , what if after some years the NON-transplanted hair falls and transplanted still grows( does this kind of situation comes?) and if it does the head would be all patchy and non presentable. Lemme know Please Thank You.
Answer: Hair loss after a hair transplant 5+ years of later Genetic hair loss is a progressive process and if you are in your early 20s, what you decribed is almost a certainty unless you are taking the drug finasteride daily which will slow down or stop the hair loss you may be destined to have. Taking the drug finasteride before and especially after a hair transplant should be part of your MASTER plan for your future.
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Answer: Hair loss after a hair transplant 5+ years of later Genetic hair loss is a progressive process and if you are in your early 20s, what you decribed is almost a certainty unless you are taking the drug finasteride daily which will slow down or stop the hair loss you may be destined to have. Taking the drug finasteride before and especially after a hair transplant should be part of your MASTER plan for your future.
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June 8, 2015
Answer: Hair loss progression If you suffer from genetic hair loss, then it is progressive. However the progression usually slows down as you age. If do decide to do hair transplant, it is best to make sure that the hair transplant is done by an experienced hair transplant surgeon. The hair loss progression should be taken into account and the design should be done accordingly. If done correctly, you should not have patches after you lose your native hair. It should look a bit thinner and to get it dense you may need to do a second transplant. Another thing to consider also is to make sure the surgeon saves some of your donor hair for future use.
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June 8, 2015
Answer: Hair loss progression If you suffer from genetic hair loss, then it is progressive. However the progression usually slows down as you age. If do decide to do hair transplant, it is best to make sure that the hair transplant is done by an experienced hair transplant surgeon. The hair loss progression should be taken into account and the design should be done accordingly. If done correctly, you should not have patches after you lose your native hair. It should look a bit thinner and to get it dense you may need to do a second transplant. Another thing to consider also is to make sure the surgeon saves some of your donor hair for future use.
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