I'm 21 years old. I did a hair transplant. It seemed to be success. But in the 6th month, I found that my hair wasn't growing enough. I consulted the doctor about it. He told me to look at his blood values. İ had b12, Fe, Zn deficiency . I'll take them now. Do you think that's why my hair doesn't grow out, or is there any other reason behind it? And when I get these, will it come back? I'd appreciate it if you'd give me an emergency return:)
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Answer: Hair Growth 6 months after getting Hair Transplant
Grade 1 or 2 .. but it is just a receeding. Receding hairline is not a hair loss because of ongoing process of androgenetic alopecia but a simple juvenile type maturing of frontal hair line. That is seen almost every young boys almost between 16-21 that have a very rounded hairline...
Usually pitting is cause by putting too many grafts too close to each other or grafts too much deep inside the incision. So to make it look better, another hair transplant is needed and single hair grafts needs to be placed around and outer/front side of hair line to hide the pitting area. Wait...
You are a suitable candidate for a hair transplant, given the extent of your hair loss and the quality of your donor area shown in the photographs. If any realistic hair restoration plan is going to work for you, it must also consider your future hair loss, goals, and expectations. I believe...