I am going ahead with my 2nd hair transplant. Since my first procedure, I've been recommended to take finasteride/ Propecia - that was 2 years ago. The surgeon now have asked me to stop taking any form of finasteride 2 weeks before the surgery and should only resume taking the drug two weeks after the surgery. His justification is that finasteride have chemical that is bad for the newly planted hair. Is this true?
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June 28, 2016
Answer: It is best to follow your doctor's advice over advice from the Internet. Unless the advice is to follow your doctor's advice.
Thank you for your question and the photos. There's no medical reason why a person your age wouldn't be able to undergo hair transplantation. Many men start seeing signs of hair loss in their 20s, and if it makes you uncomfortable, then that's really the most important indicator that you should...
In my opinion a duration of 4-6 month would be necessary. 6 month later a review with a surgeon about healing and scar would be the best.They will advise you about the final treatment.
Thank you for your question. We like to use the rule of 1/3's. According to Leonardo Da Vinici the perfect face is when the face is divided to equal one-thirds. The distance between the eyebrows and the hairline should be half the distance between the chin and the eyebrows.If the hairline is ...