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It can be tricky to assess from unclear photos, but based on your description of thinning after a hair transplant, it’s possible that what you’re experiencing could be shock loss. This is a common, temporary condition where both transplanted and existing hair in the area can shed due to the trauma of the surgery. It typically happens within the first few weeks to months after the procedure and can affect both the recipient and donor areas.Shock loss usually resolves on its own as the hair enters a new growth cycle, and the transplanted hair begins to grow in over time. However, if the thinning persists or worsens significantly after a few months, it’s important to reassess whether the hair loss is due to shock loss or something else, such as underlying conditions or complications.I recommend monitoring your hair growth over the next few months. It’s normal to see regrowth around 4 to 6 months post-op, but full results may take up to 12 months.
Hello, and thank you for your question. A beard transplant typically gives you a fuller beard, but it does not give you a no-stubble look. If and when you go for a consultation, make sure you are clear as to what you're looking for with a transplant. Best of luck to you. Dr. T
Hello, Yes, a beard transplant can be performed after a laser hair removal assuming an adequate donor site is available. It is important that the skin at the site of the laser removal has completely healed prior to any hair transplant procedure. A hair transplant procedure involves transplanting...
If you're looking for a fuller, more defined beard for cosmetic purposes, a beard transplant could be an excellent option to achieve the look you want, especially if you’re noticing patchiness or areas where hair growth is sparse—like under or around your lips. Since you're 23, it's p...
