Will the CT scan cause hair loss or prevent the recipient site from growing?
Answer: Normal medical diagnostic radiation, such as a CT scan will not harm your hair follicles or grafts. Normal medical diagnostic radiation, such as a CT scan, will not harm your hair follicles or grafts.
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Answer: A diagnostic CT scan will not affect native hairs or your transplanted grafts, so you have no need to be concerned. A diagnostic CT scan will not affect native hairs or your transplanted grafts, so you have no need to be concerned. However, radiation treatment to eliminate cancerous tumors in the head can damage hair follicles. But fortunately, this is not the situation that you are describing.
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August 11, 2017
Answer: A diagnostic CT scan will not affect native hairs or your transplanted grafts, so you have no need to be concerned. A diagnostic CT scan will not affect native hairs or your transplanted grafts, so you have no need to be concerned. However, radiation treatment to eliminate cancerous tumors in the head can damage hair follicles. But fortunately, this is not the situation that you are describing.
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July 26, 2017
Answer: Will having to get a head CT Scan (radiation) impact my FUE hair transplant conducted approximately 2 months ago? Short of trauma to the scalp during the procedure during the first postoperative week, a CT scan will not damage your follicles. At two months postop this should not be an issue.
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July 26, 2017
Answer: Will having to get a head CT Scan (radiation) impact my FUE hair transplant conducted approximately 2 months ago? Short of trauma to the scalp during the procedure during the first postoperative week, a CT scan will not damage your follicles. At two months postop this should not be an issue.
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July 26, 2017
Answer: CT Scan Nope. At this point your transplanted hairs are equivalent to normal hair. Anything that wouldn't affect normal hair shouldn't affect your transplanted hair.
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July 26, 2017
Answer: CT Scan Nope. At this point your transplanted hairs are equivalent to normal hair. Anything that wouldn't affect normal hair shouldn't affect your transplanted hair.
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July 17, 2017
Answer: CT scan of the head A Cat Scan of the head will not impact your hair grafts or the wound healing in any way. Don't worry about it as you are now normal
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July 17, 2017
Answer: CT scan of the head A Cat Scan of the head will not impact your hair grafts or the wound healing in any way. Don't worry about it as you are now normal
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