Hair falling out after transplant a few years ago - what can I do about it? (Photos)

Just like any medication for any treatment, the effect of medication depends on each individual's response. 1 mg is the most commonly recommended dose for treatment of hair loss, though various numbers in various reports, the chance of adverse effect even on 1 mg dose is very small, some quote...

It appears from the photos that you are also experiencing some receding in the temples and at the anterior of your hair line. I would suggest transplant first to stabilize your hair line and fill in the temple area. After waiting a minimum of 8months if you wish to further reduce your forehead...

Hello and thank you for your question. If the hair grafts were placed too close or the angling wasn't quite right, yes it could cause damage to the frontalis muscle. If you are experiencing this I suggest contacting the surgeon who performed your transplant for advice. Best of luck to you. Dr. T

Hello sir, how are you when it come if you are suited or not we need to provide us with a picture for all 5 sides of the head *front, 2 sides, crown and back of the head*especially the donor area which is the back of the head.

Bulk studies, like miniaturization assessments, can give you a better understanding of how your hair is progressing and what areas might be most affected by thinning. While they can provide insights into the density and health of your hair follicles, predicting your exact Norwood pattern isn’t a...

Thank you very much for sharing the pictures with us. As you can see you are now officially a Norwood six with no hair in your frontal third through the vertex and in the crown. You are at the point where you need to decide are you going to be bald for the rest of your life or are you going to...