Can regional treatment be applied to address this issue?

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My hair grows in isolated patches and doesn't grow in certain areas. Can regional treatment be applied to address this issue? Hello, I'm 43 years old. In my earlier years, I was initially misdiagnosed with LUPUS, and my doctor had me take strong LUPUS medications for about 3 months. This led to significant hair loss, an alarming weight loss, and other issues. Following that period, my hair never fully recovered its original state. my hair appears thin and wispy in some areas, while in others, it's thick and healthy. What options are available for addressing these problem areas? Could hair transplantation be a solution, or is there another recommended treatment? I appreciate your assistance in advance.

Sule Guclu Sakrak · Accepted Answer

Hi During the disease process, the hair may fall out, and then we wait for it to come back. However, it may not have recovered because the hair follicles were weakened. Hair mesotherapy will contribute to your prp or hair mesobotox treatment. I don't think you need a hair transplant. At least, hair mesotherapy can be considered first and then hair transplantation according to the response to treatment. Get well soon.

Huseyin Kandulu · Accepted Answer

Hello, first of all, the hair can be strengthened with prp and vitamins and then transplantation can be performed

PeakPetal · Answer

hi, I think that in the first step, use vitamin pills like hair tamin

DawnDew · Answer

Hello, it is better to try hair mesotherapy🤔