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Cysts or ingrown hairs can occur on the recipient area after surgery. It is not common but it is not rare either. If there are issues, it is always good to follow up with your doctor.
This can happen and it can be normal however you should get a follow up. A few, and small, are not a big deal. Many and/or large ones could be more concerning and should be evaluated.
These are formed as a result of spicules of hair that are left after the hair grafts shed. These spicules of hair are encapsulated by the body as cysts which are then expelled through the skin.
Some hair transplant patients can get hiccups after the surgery. It is not permanent but it is annoying. Fortunately it is rare.
It is most certainly possible to transplant hair follicles to new areas, even if the existing hair is sparse as you described. Many of the eyebrow transplant patients opt for the procedure due to similar reasons as yours. To give the brows soft density and better definition, the Intelligent P...
It is normal to lose transplanted hairs weeks after surgery. It may take 6 to 12 months to see new hairs grow out. If you are losing more hair the 6th month mark, you should probably see your doctor for a recheck.
It is a good idea to find a few doctors in your area and visit them in person. Don't rely just on recommendations.
Dear theerat226Thanks for the question. Smoking reduces the blood circulation and this can effect the hair grow of the new hair. We know that stopping smoking is not easy for the patients and this is why we recommend to consume not more than 5 cigarettes per day if the patient can not stop. I w...
Thank you for your question. I see you have several hair grafts and scabs that have shed 11 days after you had a 4500+ graft hair transplant, and you’d like to know if this is normal shedding versus actual grafts that have fallen out and are no longer viable.First a bit about my background — I’m...
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