Greetings Doctoers! My colleague and I decided to go for FUE, and as of today it’s been 30 days post surgery. At lunch time my colleage noticed that I start developing gray hair in my donor area, which I confirm absolutely wasnt there before surgery. I’m wondering if this is common condition is some patient? Is it a short term side affect or permanent? What might be the cause? Dr. Thanks much for any suggestions or recommendations!
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Answer: It is best to contact your doctor about post operative care and instructions since each doctor has a different regimen.
If you like to wear your hair short, a combination of hair transplant and scalp micro-pigmentation may be a good option for providing the appearance of coverage. With the Dr.UGraft system, a “less is more” approach can be taken by safely extracting grafts from either the head or body and tra...
After the 4th day your new grafts are set in their new location. Using a brush in the 2nd - 3rd month should not disturb the new hair. Keep in mind that your growth after FUE is not considered complete until you reach the 12 month mark.....you still have a way to go. If you are concerned, yo...
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