I can't concern with my doc because now i am another country and i loss his contact num so please see my transplant area pics and comments. and refer me best antidandruf shampo or lotion. can i use musterd oil??
February 18, 2016
Answer: FUE 4 months ago Already you are unhappy and yet you have not seen the full growth yet. You must wait full 8 months before the problem that you are seeing or fearing can be analyzed by a good, well experienced hair transplant surgeon.
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February 18, 2016
Answer: FUE 4 months ago Already you are unhappy and yet you have not seen the full growth yet. You must wait full 8 months before the problem that you are seeing or fearing can be analyzed by a good, well experienced hair transplant surgeon.
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February 4, 2016
Answer: FUE potential problems First, find your doctors contact information for follow up of your hair transplantation. Secondly, seek the advice of your family doctor or dermatologist for itchiness of your scalp. In general, avoid shampoos that contain sulfates (sulphates), they are in most shampoos so it may be difficult to find. As far as your pictures are concerned it appears that grafts have been planted to deep resulting in pitting. If the grafts were handled and cared for properly then the grafts should grow but keep in mind that with FUE in the best hands we expect about 90% growth rate. I regularly see many in new consultations that have very disappointing results. Unfortunately, the proliferation of automated FUE devices has made less skilled surgeons think they are hair transplant expertsWhen pursuing hair restoration always seek the advice of a hair transplant surgeon who practices hair restoration full time, has a good reputation and can show many examples of their work. I am still doing far too many repairs of hair restoration work that has been done recently. Please review my post on "How to avoid a bad hair transplant"
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February 4, 2016
Answer: FUE potential problems First, find your doctors contact information for follow up of your hair transplantation. Secondly, seek the advice of your family doctor or dermatologist for itchiness of your scalp. In general, avoid shampoos that contain sulfates (sulphates), they are in most shampoos so it may be difficult to find. As far as your pictures are concerned it appears that grafts have been planted to deep resulting in pitting. If the grafts were handled and cared for properly then the grafts should grow but keep in mind that with FUE in the best hands we expect about 90% growth rate. I regularly see many in new consultations that have very disappointing results. Unfortunately, the proliferation of automated FUE devices has made less skilled surgeons think they are hair transplant expertsWhen pursuing hair restoration always seek the advice of a hair transplant surgeon who practices hair restoration full time, has a good reputation and can show many examples of their work. I am still doing far too many repairs of hair restoration work that has been done recently. Please review my post on "How to avoid a bad hair transplant"
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