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Hello, and thank you for your question. It's very difficult for me to answer your question without seeing a photo of what you're experiencing. Please send a photo, and I'll be able to better answer your question.Dr. T
I think I need more clue about what it looks like. Dermatitis is a word with very wide ranges of conditions. It could be seborrheic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, photo dermatitis etc. I think it depends on which area you are referring to and also some photos showing what you are experiencing right now. However, seborrheic dermatitis could be aggravated at the recipient site after a hair transplant.
I would recommend correcting any factors that could potentially affect hair growth, such as iron deficiency in your case. You might also consider checking your serum total vitamin D levels if you haven't already. When it comes to promoting hair growth, I believe it's best to consult with your...
Hello and thank you for your great question. In my opinion, microneedling pre-op isn't a great idea. There is a possibility it could affect the success rate of your transplant. I think it's best to wait. Best of luck to you. Dr. T
Hello, before making any decisions about a second procedure, I would also recommend to wait around 12 months after the initial surgery (as recommended). Before any additional procedures, it is important to allow the time for maximum growth and maturation of the transplanted hair.
