I had a craniotomy and they glued the wound together.I noticed that where the glue coming off,it's coming off with my hair and i don't see it growing back.It's been about 9 weeks. I started to get worried that my hair wont grow back.
June 16, 2015
Answer: Hair loss after craniotomy In general anyone with surgery performed on the scalp can experience both temporary and more permanent hair loss in the area where the surgery was done. It takes 6-9 months to know how exactly a given person will heal. Hair can be lost temporarily with glue but often this is a more temporary kind of hair loss. The only thing a person can do is wait to see how their skin heals.
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June 16, 2015
Answer: Hair loss after craniotomy In general anyone with surgery performed on the scalp can experience both temporary and more permanent hair loss in the area where the surgery was done. It takes 6-9 months to know how exactly a given person will heal. Hair can be lost temporarily with glue but often this is a more temporary kind of hair loss. The only thing a person can do is wait to see how their skin heals.
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July 8, 2015
Answer: Scars after craniotomy These are best treated with either FUE, Scalp micropigmentation (a non-surgical solution) or a combination of both if the scar is wide. The scalp micropigmentation procedure is an amazing process that is non-surgical and results are relatively instantaneous. If will probably replace transplants into these scars in the near future. See web reference below.
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July 8, 2015
Answer: Scars after craniotomy These are best treated with either FUE, Scalp micropigmentation (a non-surgical solution) or a combination of both if the scar is wide. The scalp micropigmentation procedure is an amazing process that is non-surgical and results are relatively instantaneous. If will probably replace transplants into these scars in the near future. See web reference below.
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