I did the transplant in winter. Naturally, the temperature in the room was high and the bowls with grafts stood near the radiator. The grafts remained in the saline solution for about 6-7 hours. What is the probability that the implanted grafts were damaged?
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Answer: Warm room temperature and dry grafts - Could my implanted grafts be damaged?
Hello; to begin with, you have been braiding your hair for many years; this may be the reason; for opening in the anterior field. Hair follicles over here; have not disappeared; but, they fell asleep. Therefore, even without hair transplantation, very successful results can be obtained with;...
Yes, if you have traction alopecia, you can definitely be a candidate for a hair transplant, as long as the damage has stabilized and there’s no ongoing pulling or tension on your hair. Traction alopecia occurs when hair is lost due to repeated stress from tight hairstyles or mechanical p...
Hello and thank you for your question. I'm glad to hear you're having good success with oral medications. I would continue using them as long as you're doctor is on board with it. As far as how many grafts you need, it's tough to say looking at a photo but I would guess about 2200. Please see a...