I had a transplant of 5500 grafts march last year. About 20% of my hair is between 1mm and 5mm long and has been that length for between 8 and 6 months. It is rooted and will not come out when pulled. I have scrubbed hair. I have tried massaging head. Tried taking ginkgo biloba tablets. My surgeon has no idea. Most of the hair that refuses to grow is in the crown area and is mostly 1 or 2mm long. Any ideas what it may be or is it just dead.
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You can fly to a surgeon that performs hairline lowering procedures in a woman which works well. Forehead reduction surgery comes in two types, the first is a
surgical procedure that gives you same day results, the second is a hair
transplant that takes 6-7 months to see the growth to...
It
is important that you do not rush into shaving following your facial hair
transplant procedure. If you are still in the early stages of recovery, about
one or two weeks after the surgery, it is likely that you are still experiencing
scabbing. In order to avoid causing accidental harm to the...
Very impressive that your doctor managed to give you 6500 grafts. Having committed to a hair transplant, I would suggest you keep on the minoxidil to try and hold on to any miniaturising hairs within and around the transplant zone.
