Is It Normal to Shed 30-50 Hairs Each Morning After a Shower...20+ Months After a HT? (photo)

It's normal to lose 100 hairs a day as long as there is another 100 starting to grow.  Losing 30 to 50 hairs a day for 20 months (without any new hairs to replace the loss) would equal 18,000 to 30,000 hairs.  If a normal person has 100,000 hairs to start with 30,000 hairs lost would be very noticeable. If this is the case and you have genetic male pattern balding, it may just be genetic balding.  Surgery is planned around these types of scenarios.  This is why doctors usually do not recommend surgery if the risks are too high (young men).It is always good to follow up with your doctor for a recheck.

A normal male and female will shed 100-150 hairs per day and then regrow that same number every day. Most people cycle through their entire 100,000 hairs every 3 years and replace it day by day

It takes approximately one year to appreciate
the improvement and the hair growth after a hair transplant. If something went
wrong with the surgery, the manifestations would be earlier and a lot more
obvious. I am suspecting in your situation is that you are shedding your own
existing hair while your hair grafts are remaining in place. Since hair grafts
are from the genetically resistant area, they will stay.In hair loss, there is a defect in the process
of the communication between two parts of the hair follicle. The dermal papilla
which is adjacent to the fatty cell layer of the scalp receives signals from
the fat cells to begin the hair growth process. That dermal papilla
communicates with the area at the bulge of the hair called progenitor cells and
these feedback mechanisms results in the production of hair. However, all the
cells and signals necessary for this to occur are deficient in male pattern
hair loss.You are correct in using Rogaine and Propecia as
they are the only two drugs that are approved and have a significant impact on
male pattern hair loss. Propecia is an inhibitor of an enzyme called 5-alpha
reductase that prevents the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone
(DHT). Dihydrotestosterone will affect susceptible hair follicles and cause
those hair follicles to thin. Basically, as the hair growth cycle occurs, the
hair that comes back becomes thinner and eventually disappears. On the other
hand, Rogaine tends to prolong the hair growth cycle, so people with thinning
hair can potentially have more hair because they are shedding less and the
amount of hair appears to be greater. In addition, it appears to have some
thickening effect on existing thinning hair. However, from my clinical
experience, these medications will not stop hair loss all together. I also
prescribe these, but I have a lot of experience of people who are using
Propecia, and people who refuse to take it after finding out about on the
internet.In my practice, we have made a big step in
treating progressive thinning hair that works with both men and women called
Hair Regeneration. A material that we use in our practice called extracellular
matrix (ECM) was used for wound healing in order to heal by duplication of
cells but not the entire organ. As a cosmetic surgeon and reconstructive
surgeon, I use the material routinely and I’ve been very impressed with its
benefit. It just so happens that when it
was used for a hair transplant for the donor area incision, it appeared that
thinning hair became thicker. It has also been shown that it repairs what was
defective in the hair growth cycle. Over the past 2-3 years, I’ve spent a lot
of time working on a formulation and delivery method and technique to treat
thinning hair using extracellular matrix with platelet-rich plasma and other
factors that we customize for our patients for a non-surgical solution for hair
loss. I advise that you learn more about Hair
Regeneration and the non-surgical solution to help with continued hair loss.
There are a lot of fake and deceptive solutions for hair loss out there.
Learning more about hair loss, its research, and research how a person's own
adult stem cells that can help in genetics and aging. I hope that was helpful, and thank you for
your question.