I’m now a little more than 2 months after 2200 fue transplant some grafts didn’t shed but if I pull them they come easy. But I don’t know if it’s ok to pull them (they come very easy) or just leave them be. My concern is that the skin looks a little darker from the rest and I can’t be without a hat on public because makes me look different
Answer: 2 months after FUE transplant some grafts are still there not shedded. I cannot exactly tell from the photo but there is a good and a bad sign to non shedding. I good sign after two months and no shedding would be no inflammation and the hairs are growing just fine. This is very rare however that they do not shed and just keep growing. If this happened then be very happy!
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Answer: 2 months after FUE transplant some grafts are still there not shedded. I cannot exactly tell from the photo but there is a good and a bad sign to non shedding. I good sign after two months and no shedding would be no inflammation and the hairs are growing just fine. This is very rare however that they do not shed and just keep growing. If this happened then be very happy!
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January 28, 2018
Answer: It is normal to shed transplanted hairs weeks after surgery. The new hairs may take 6 to 12 months to grow. It is normal to shed transplanted hairs weeks after surgery. The new hairs may take 6 to 12 months to grow.If you are concerned contact your doctor for follow up care.
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January 28, 2018
Answer: It is normal to shed transplanted hairs weeks after surgery. The new hairs may take 6 to 12 months to grow. It is normal to shed transplanted hairs weeks after surgery. The new hairs may take 6 to 12 months to grow.If you are concerned contact your doctor for follow up care.
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January 29, 2018
Answer: 2 months post op Sometimes some grafts wont shed that is normal. Also there can be some change on the skin color as well. İt will go back to normal after some time.
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January 29, 2018
Answer: 2 months post op Sometimes some grafts wont shed that is normal. Also there can be some change on the skin color as well. İt will go back to normal after some time.
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Answer: Growth phase after a hair transplant After a hair transplant, it is normal to start loosing the hair shafts between week 2 and just over 2 months. You most likely will lose more hairs before the regrowth starts at about 3 months. Depending on your skin color there may be a color change however, this too will resolve over time. You should be wearing a hat for the next 6 months post surgery to avoid excess sun exposure on your new healing scalp.
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Answer: Growth phase after a hair transplant After a hair transplant, it is normal to start loosing the hair shafts between week 2 and just over 2 months. You most likely will lose more hairs before the regrowth starts at about 3 months. Depending on your skin color there may be a color change however, this too will resolve over time. You should be wearing a hat for the next 6 months post surgery to avoid excess sun exposure on your new healing scalp.
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January 25, 2018
Answer: Grafts This is very normal. Some patients tend to keep their grafts some patients loose them and they go into a dormant phase where they start to regrow by the 6th to 9th month. If you lose them this is fine, keeping them is also ok. Everyone is different. The redness is scabbing and that should go away within time. It all looks very healthy and normal. However, I wouldn't pull the small hairs out.
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January 25, 2018
Answer: Grafts This is very normal. Some patients tend to keep their grafts some patients loose them and they go into a dormant phase where they start to regrow by the 6th to 9th month. If you lose them this is fine, keeping them is also ok. Everyone is different. The redness is scabbing and that should go away within time. It all looks very healthy and normal. However, I wouldn't pull the small hairs out.
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