I had a hair transplant nearly 5 weeks ago and most of my existing hair is growing back except the front, have I got shock loss? I wasn't that thin at the front before hand, I've been on propecia for 2.5 months as it was meant to prevent shock loss?
July 22, 2016
Answer: Shock loss Shock loss is something that can happen after hair transplant. Taking Finasteride starting from the time of your surgery to at least 6 months after surgery is known to help with shock loss. Those shock loss hair may or may not grow back. However, if the hairs you lost were hairs that were genetically programmed to fall out, those hairs may not return. If you are concerned you need to discuss its possibility with your surgeon.
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July 22, 2016
Answer: Shock loss Shock loss is something that can happen after hair transplant. Taking Finasteride starting from the time of your surgery to at least 6 months after surgery is known to help with shock loss. Those shock loss hair may or may not grow back. However, if the hairs you lost were hairs that were genetically programmed to fall out, those hairs may not return. If you are concerned you need to discuss its possibility with your surgeon.
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July 8, 2016
Answer: Shock loss It is very possible you are having a shock loss from your recent procedure. In most cases, hair will grow back to normal. Taking propecia is not a guarantee for preventing shock loss.
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July 8, 2016
Answer: Shock loss It is very possible you are having a shock loss from your recent procedure. In most cases, hair will grow back to normal. Taking propecia is not a guarantee for preventing shock loss.
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