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If you are having issues after surgery, especially with "lines or creases" you should contact your doctor. It is not clear what you are describing.
The two possibilities for this are 1. natural creases that Have become visible now, or due to the scarring and contracture of the skin due to the transplant. If your procedure was done recently you can still do things to impact the creases and improve them including steroid injections.
If you have had changes in your scalp, go back and see your doctor and ask your doctor what these are and why you have them
Hello, that sounds like shock loss. Shock loss is due to the loss of normal hair whether it is from donor site or recipient area. It can occur with both FUE and strip procedures. Usually if it occurs it will take place in the recipient area. Shock loss from hair transplant can occur due to...
Good luck. These produce infections that are almost never ending and these procedures have been outlawed in most countries. You will have to find a doctor willing to commit to your care
Tarek, You can continue using both minoxidil and finasteride after your transplant -- assuming your clinic agrees and you are side effect free. You will need to temporarily stop the minoxidil immediately after the transplant while the grafts are "anchoring." This time period varies between...
If you had the first 3000 grafts taken out and stored and then the next 4000 grafts the following day with all of the grafts transplanted, I suspect that all of the grafts might not live, particularly those taken out the day before. IF the grafts were all transplanted on the second day, then not...
I am concerned that some of what I see is more than crusting but something that is called necrosis of the scalp. Go back and talk to your doctor about this term
If you want to have mircoblading for your eyebrows, then it is your choice. It will not hinder a possible hair transplant surgery later down the line.