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Your transplanted hairs will likely shed and fall out weeks after surgery. This is normal. This should have been explained to you. Please follow up with your doctor.
typically the transplanted hair falls out in the first 2-3 weeks after your procedure, however, some may remain and fall out between the transplant and when the new hair starts growing in, and any time in between. This is normal. You have to wait the full 12 months to see your final result. Be patient!
Shedding usually starts at about 1 weeks, can be 2-3 weeks and some or all of he grafts will shed and then return at 4-6 months. At 40 days, I would not expect any significant growth. You must wait it out for at least 5-6 months to see the growth start and 8 months for 80% of the growth to show up. Don't worry
Your hair should be shedding. The way that hair cycles after a transplant, old hair within the graft needs to shed in order for the new one to grow in. You should expect to see growth on the 6-12 month time frame.Good luck!
Extreme patchy appearance after FUE surgery may be permanent. This is an issue with FUE surgery that is not well known or discussed. FUE is not a scarless surgery. You should wait a few months to see if it may improve.
If you are having issues after surgery, especially with redness or pain you should contact your doctor. In other words, you cannot receive treatment over the Internet.
It is not typical or a requirement to use minoxidil on the recipient area. If your doctor recommended this it is best to discuss the treatment with your doctor.
I prefer nano fat grafting (also known as micronized fat) for scar therapy. This invloves the removal of fat from the hip, filtration to a very thin substance, then injection with a fine needle directly into the dermis to introduce stem cells for remodeling.
Thank you for your question. I perform eyelash transplant surgery, due to having hair technicians and the longevity of the procedure being extensive, approximately £4,000 would be a guide price. Please make sure you find a reputable and qualified plastic surgeon who can assess you properly to...
It is best to ask your surgeon about post operative care as each doctor has their unique regimen. If your doctor said "fine" it should be "fine" since your doctor knows you better than strangers on the Internet.
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