What is this? I found some of these things in my scalp there is no pain or anything they just look unnatural (Photo)

Hello,

Thank you for your question and for providing detailed information about your medical history and the photo. Based on your description and the image, it appears that the "unnatural" things you are noticing on your scalp might be related to the healing process from your hair transplant, particularly in the donor area where the hair grafts were harvested.

Since you mentioned you have a dry scalp and have been using minoxidil and dutasteride for over two years, it's possible that your scalp might be reacting to these medications, or it could be related to the healing process from the transplant. Dry scalp can sometimes cause flaking or scaling, which might look unusual under close inspection.

Given your history of androgenetic alopecia (AGA) and vitamin D deficiency, it's good that you are addressing these issues with appropriate treatments. However, it's important to ensure that your scalp health is monitored regularly, especially after a hair transplant.

Here are a few steps you can consider:

Moisturize Your Scalp: Use a gentle, hydrating scalp moisturizer or oil to help with dryness.

Gentle Hair Care Products: Ensure you are using mild, non-irritating shampoos and conditioners.

Regular Follow-Up: Continue to follow up with your dermatologist or the physician who performed your hair transplant to monitor the healing process and address any concerns.

If the appearance of these areas changes or if you develop any symptoms such as pain, redness, or swelling, it would be advisable to seek a consultation with your dermatologist for a thorough examination.