This seems like a vicious cycle, you loose hair you add then you loose somewhere else and then you transplant those sides. Will it ever end or atleast be predictable?
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January 9, 2017
Answer: It is best to see your doctor for a recheck. You need to understand what is going on and have a good Master Plan.
This is normal. Your transplant hairs should be falling out starting after the first week and lasting for a few more. Because your scabs came off a little late, it is likely the hairs were ready to fall out and just came with the scabs. Your grafts are pretty safe at this point.
As long as you're gently removing the scabs and there's no sign of trauma to the grafts, such as bleeding, you should be fine. 12 days is a little late to remove them, as most patients lose all their scabs in about a week, so your grafts are particularly safe since they've had so much...
24 is on the younger side for a hair transplant. Special considerations must be considered. For one, it may make sense to maximize prevention methods with medications. And, if you are certain you want to proceed with a hair transplant it should be done conservatively. Be sure to see som...