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Hello, Thank you for your question and for providing detailed information about your medical history and the photo. Based on your description and the image, it appears that the "unnatural" things you are noticing on your scalp might be related to the healing process from your hair transplant,...

Hello and thank you for your question. The risk of Finasteride around kids is low. That being said your should take a few precautions such as washing your hands very well after use, don't let the kids come in contact , and cover the area you have applied Finasteride to especially while...

It sounds like the rough handling by your hairstylist may have triggered traction alopecia, which occurs when hair is pulled too forcefully. While this type of hair loss can be temporary, if you’re still noticing excessive shedding two years later, it could mean that the trauma to the hair f...

Thank you for your question and the detailed background. Given your Norwood 7 classification and the lack of a viable donor area on your scalp, traditional hair transplant methods using scalp hair are indeed limited. Here are some considerations for your situation: Scalp Reductions or...

Your biopsy result shows some general information in terms of what the doctor saw under the microscope, but it does not unequivocally provide you with a diagnosis. A biopsy is just one piece of the puzzle, so to speak. To reach a diagnosis that is factually accurate, it is best to consult with a...

Hello and thank you for your question. You may experience hair loss initially which shows the medication is working. However, this is just temporary and if it persists over along period of time you should see your doctor. Bests of luck to you. Dr. T