Hair Transplant Blog

The first few months after transplantation of hair can be a crucial period for patients who are eager to see their new hair. We respond to our patients and other patients who have undergone or are considering surgery transplnt hair in our hair transplant blog . This is one of thoes issues of patients who had a hair transplant four months ago. patient is anxious to see the growth of his hair transplant as soon as possible. He said he underwent surgery four months ago and it has ben difficult to say the growth of hair.

Our hair transplant patient is curious to see why he can not see any hair at this level. He says: 2 months after the operation I started using a sound signal on all areas not affected my head to balance the length of shaving the recipient area. I was not completely bald before So basically, my hair already existing at the front from getting a little out of balance. I was very careful about shaving the recipient area, so roughly mid-December, I started shaving right balance overall. I also did it so I can monitor improvements better, as it is not easy when it is uneven.

I think I have more hair than I used, but it is still barely half the density of all the hair around the sides and top, not the front, which is about two times less dense. Could my lack of growth is the side effect of finasteride. But I hardly remember the holes being poked in the recipient area in my hair transplant doctor performed the procedure. One thing that concerns me is that I never said exactly how many grafts were transplanted. It really worried me until now.

I must admit that my doctor was very nice and answered all my questions. However, I must say that I am not impressed. If you have similar issues after hair transplant surgery, do not panic. The growth of transplanted hair may be very gradual and complete results can not be seen before a full year after transpaltn hair. Hair transplant is usually 90% of people and you do not see anything for about 3 months after surgery hair transplant.
After the third month you can begin to see the most growth of hair transplant. This is more obvious for patients who have no hair at all.

People who already have some hair should not be able to see 6-8 months before the date of their surgery when the transplanted hair is long and thick enough to be distinguished. I understand that you're eager to see the final result as soon as possible, but you can not rush the growth of grafts. I do not work, nor to recommend a second procedure within 6 months of the previous hair transplant since most transplants are not yet at that time. Be patient and you will see your transplanted hair growing in a few months.