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Oily scalp or dry scalp will not have an impact on your hair transplant surgery results. If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor.
An oily scalp shouldn't have an impact on the growth of your newly transplanted hairs. It may be a sign of poor hygiene and that you need to wash thoroughly or you may just naturally have a very oily scalp. Either way once you can wash your hair normally the oils shouldn't be as obvious on your head.
oily scalp will not effect the result of hair transplant. But it is important to clean the transplant area well after HT, otherwise oil and dirt may provide a good milieu for infection.
you should have a consultation with a hair restoration surgeon who can evaluate your scalp and hairs, as well as discuss the options available to you. post op care and washing will be crucial to you, especially with the oily scalp but that alone should not affect the result of your surgery.
People will oily scalp who have a hair transplant will do as well as anyone without an oily scalp. Don't worry
You cannot harvest donor hair from family members. The only exception would be a genetically identical twin.
You need an examination to understand why you are losing hair before considering treatment options. See a doctor first.
This is probably not an issue. Talk to your doctor about it but it would be very unusual for your grafts to spontaneously fall out with the hairs. At one month they're pretty firmly secured so it would take significant trauma and you would almost certainly see blood or other visual indicators...