First I’ve never had a nice temporal point. If I could describe my hairline it would be like Payton mannings, except instead of having a tall forehead it’s a wide one. I’ve heard that it might be because I’ve got a wide skull but would it be possible to craft a new sharper one even if that’s the case? Second if I was to get this particular transplant what are the chances the shock from the new hair would cause my surrounding hair to fall out, as I’ve heard this can happen? Thanks for the help:)
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Patients can typically expect the beginning of noticeable growth at 3 months post procedure. This may account for the sensation of itching/tingling.Many of the transplanted follicles will shed the hair shaft and proceed from resting to growth phase in the weeks following your procedure. As the...
Thank you for posting this question. A hair transplant surgery does literally nothing to stop the inevitable progression of hair loss. Hair loss is a lot like dental decay....in 3 important areas:1) both are incurable2) both are progressive in nature3) both are with you for lifeSo, the most lik...
It is very possible to place within existing hair growth. One factor is the quality of the existing hair and the density. If this hair is miniaturised or fine to any great percentage it maybe better to ignore the hair and place directly over. This can also depend on the area to cover and the...