Redness and numbness are still persistent and I have also tingling and burning sensation in front of my head. It seems that i have less of my native hair then i had before surgery. I dont know what to do. Dr doesnt bother to reply to my msg. P.S. How often should I wash my hair? I was told twice a week? NIZOR
March 27, 2017
Answer: Redness and Numbness In general you should be following whatever you doctor told you. However if they are not communicating for whatever reason, you need to find a new doctor. Any sort of burning and redness are uncommon past 30 days and they could be signs that you are developing an infection. Potentially could be caused by Minoxidil if you started it after your transplant though, too. Regardless you need to seek out a doctor that will actually help you in person and advise you.
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March 27, 2017
Answer: Redness and Numbness In general you should be following whatever you doctor told you. However if they are not communicating for whatever reason, you need to find a new doctor. Any sort of burning and redness are uncommon past 30 days and they could be signs that you are developing an infection. Potentially could be caused by Minoxidil if you started it after your transplant though, too. Regardless you need to seek out a doctor that will actually help you in person and advise you.
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August 12, 2017
Answer: Shock loss Shock loss is the most common cause of loss of the native hair after a hair transplant. Prevention is discussed below. Maybe he was not the best doctor after all as good doctors always return phone calls
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August 12, 2017
Answer: Shock loss Shock loss is the most common cause of loss of the native hair after a hair transplant. Prevention is discussed below. Maybe he was not the best doctor after all as good doctors always return phone calls
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