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They should grow back just fine. Repeated plucking/pulling can cause damage to the grafts over time but as long as there is no physical signs of damage like blood etc. the hair should grow back at a normal rate.
There are a lot of variables to this question.If this is a persistent problem that involves repetition or follicle damage it may be difficult to have regrowth. If you accidentally pulled some hair out and are in good health, your hair should grow back just fine.Your family doctor or dermatologist can take a look at your scalp and help you to determine the scope of concern.
Provided there was not much inflammation associated with the hair pulling, and it was a one time event, it likely will grow back. If the pulling is chronic (ongoing) or if the pulling was associated with inflammation, bleeding, etc (severe) - it may or may not come back. Please see a dermatologist if concerned.
A single hair pull which removed hair will not be permanent and the hair will regrow within 6 months or earlier
Thank you for your question. Latisse is FDA approved for eyelashes. Typically the lashes appear longer in a month, thicker the next month, and darker after that. Use in other places is considered "off-label." There is now literature that supports eyebrow regrowth. We have also seen that ...
You would need an examination to determine why you are shedding the eyebrows as the causes are numerous and an examination may point to the proper diagnosis. See a good dermatologist
Will Finasteride stop your hair loss. In about 8 or of 10 finasteride slows things down. Finasteride riverses hair loss in 1 of 10 and does nothing in 1 of 10. Additional products can help like WNT-ACT and Minoxidil.
Lichen pilanoplaris, frontal fibrosing alopecia, central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia, psudopelade, chronic cutaneus lupus erythematosis,follicularis decalvans, tufted folliculitis, dissectindg cellulitis, keloidal folliculitis are some types of autoimmune cicatririal alopecias...
If used as directed, it is unlikely that hydroquinone would cause hair loss. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a hair loss expert to go over your condition and advise you on best treatment options. There are great non-invasive options like prp/progesterone and/or hair t...
Your hair loss could be lichen planopilaris but it is not possible to tell from your pictures. This diagnosis is made using clinical information and a detailed exam including a scalp exam with a dermatoscope, nail exam and then a biopsy if needed to corroborate the...