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If you are considering surgery, it would be best to discuss your medical condition(s) with a doctor. You need your doctor to clear you for the procedure. The doctor needs to examine you to give you a better assessment.
Hi, thank you for the question. Yes it is possible to get a hair transplant while having hepatitis provided you get approval from your medical doctor. That being said, you would have to find a doctor that would perform the transplant because extra precautions would need to be taken to ensure the doctor and staff are protected. I wish you the best.
If your hepatitis is stable and your medical doctor gives you clearance for a surgical procedure it shouldn't be a problem.
Providing that you are not sick and not immuno-compromised, having a hair transplant should not be a problem if you can find a doctor willing to take risks doing it
Specific medical treatment issues should be discussed with your doctor especially if you are not sure how to use the medication.
Hello there and thank you for your question. I understand you’re disappointment with the extreme thinning in the donor area post your hair transplant done by FUE Technique, unfortunately the hair that are missing right now and going to be missed forever as if it seems to be over harvested. Ove...
Medications such a Propecia or Rogaine can help and for some people it may delay the balding for many years. Surgery also helps but it is just rearranging what you already have. Scalp MicroPigmentation also helps but that is not real hair. The point is that every option has its limitations....
I know everyone is going to say to treat the scalp folliculitis first but I think that is obvious and the more conservative approach would be not only to treat it but also wait to make sure that it is gone for good. If you treat it and it comes back after you have a transplant it would make...
Some patients shed while others may not - both of which are normal. It is normal to experience some itchiness at the recipient area. If you are concerned, follow up with your surgeon.
It is best to contact your surgeon for post surgery issues and care since all doctors have slightly different instructions.
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