Hi! I have irregular hairline. In the middle of my forehead I have a gap without hair. It was always like this and I am not losing hair in that area. Is there any fix to it? Is it possible to remove that gap surgically?
Answer: Hair transplants only for stable conditions Please consult a dermatologist who specializes in hair loss. Autoimmune causes need to be excluded before you proceed to hair transplants too quickly.There are a few things it could be, not just one. An up close examination with dermsocopy is needed to determine what is happening to these hairs and if there is any scarring in the area. If it's been stable hair transplantation could be a good option. I'd strongly suggest getting diagnosis from an experienced dermatologist specializing in hair loss before pursuing any surgical corrective options.
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Answer: Hair transplants only for stable conditions Please consult a dermatologist who specializes in hair loss. Autoimmune causes need to be excluded before you proceed to hair transplants too quickly.There are a few things it could be, not just one. An up close examination with dermsocopy is needed to determine what is happening to these hairs and if there is any scarring in the area. If it's been stable hair transplantation could be a good option. I'd strongly suggest getting diagnosis from an experienced dermatologist specializing in hair loss before pursuing any surgical corrective options.
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December 23, 2015
Answer: Strip Procedure This can easily be fixed with a small FUT (strip) hair transplant procedure. A very small amount of grafts would be needed and the results will be very natural. A hair transplant should be undetectable when done by a skilled surgeon.
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December 23, 2015
Answer: Strip Procedure This can easily be fixed with a small FUT (strip) hair transplant procedure. A very small amount of grafts would be needed and the results will be very natural. A hair transplant should be undetectable when done by a skilled surgeon.
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