How does hair that shed out after a transplant manage to grow through a tight scalp?

Hello,

Hair that sheds after a transplant grows back because the follicles remain intact beneath the scalp. As the grafts heal and the follicles enter a new growth cycle, the hair pushes through the scalp regardless of tightness. Over time, the scalp adjusts, and natural growth continues. Tightness doesn’t impede the regrowth process if the grafts are placed correctly.

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Dr. Marco Barusco

Hello; the scalp is covered with keratinocyte cells and this barrier is very thick; so, this is a disadvantage for hair transplantation. For thick and dry skin; mesotherapy and moisturizing care products are preferred. "Exosome", contains for growth factors; which are obtained from stem cells that; protect hair and skin health. All of these, ensure for that; the scalp softens, moisturizes and rejuvenates. Thus, related hair comes out easily. From the hair transplanted roots; it is seen that; relevant hair grows up after 1-2 months. The initial hairs, that emerge are weak and fall out completely. Later than that, permanent hair, grows up from these roots. The obvious and noticeable affect of hair transplantation is; it starts to appear after 3-4 months. After 6 months later, 90% of the transplanted roots; which new hair will grow up.