Hair Transplant Talk

I've noticed in videos and images that even with careful scalp rendering, there's often an empty area in the middle of the head, especially for individuals with significant baldness. This gap occurs where the skin was stretched but didn't cover everything. How can this sparse area be effectively filled in?

In addition to having a wide M-shaped hairline, I have noticed that my right forehead is more prominent and bony. What cosmetic procedures are available to address this issue?

Following an FUE procedure, when is it considered safe to comb the hair, even if there might be some inadvertent contact between the comb and the scalp? It has been 15 days since my last FUE procedure, and I'm eager to begin combing my hair. However, I want to be cautious around the graft sites. I won't be rough with the comb or scratch my scalp, but I'd like to style my hair properly rather than just using it to tease the longest hairs. Is it safe to do so at this point, considering that the procedure went well and things seem to be healing properly? Thank you for your guidance!

I've had previous hair transplantation done elsewhere, but I wasn't content with the results. I'm particularly concerned about the appearance of the front hairline and the thinness of the hair. I'd like to ask you the following: Is it possible to remove some of the transplanted hair in the temple area along the front line? If this is achievable, would there be noticeable scarring or lumpiness?

Hey there, There's a lot of information overload when it comes to hair transplantation, making things a bit tricky. I'm personally interested in getting a hair transplant, but I'm struggling to figure out who to trust, given all these online comments. People are out there trying to make a quick buck by hyping themselves up on the internet, and it's been resulting in some unhappy outcomes. But the problem is, I'm not sure who I can rely on. While some folks are saying a certain place is fantastic, others are bashing it in their comments, which is honestly pretty nerve-wracking. If you're in the same boat as me, you're probably wondering about a bunch of things, right? Like, is the place where they do the transplant an actual hospital? Are they up-to-date with the latest technology? Can they do as many grafts as possible? And importantly, do they make sure your hairline looks natural? Also, it'd be great if they kept an eye on you during the procedure, at least most of the time. So, here's what's on my mind – I'm on the lookout for a place that checks off all these things. If you happen to know someone who can help me out with these questions, I'd really appreciate it!

Considering a hair transplant is on my mind, but I'm curious if there are any ongoing medications I need to take, and whether these medications might potentially lead to any complications or issues? Greetings, I am considering a hair transplant, but I am currently taking several medications regularly: Lithuril 300mg (4 tablets), Wellbutrin 300mg (1 tablet), Levetrol 100mg (1 tablet), Zyprexa 15mg (1 tablet), and Lamictal 200mg (1 tablet). I am uncertain if these medications could potentially impact the hair transplant process. My psychiatrist hasn't been able to provide a definitive answer. I sincerely appreciate any insights you can offer in advance.

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.

Hello, is it possible for my hair to fall out again after a successful hair transplantation procedure? Have there been cases of this happening before? Can I undergo another hair transplantation if needed?

I wanted to know the age for getting a hair transplantation.

The front side hasn't experienced the same growth as the other areas after the hair transplantation. Could this issue be connected to the transplantation itself? Hey there, Around 1.5 months ago, I underwent a hair transplant. Most of my hair, especially at the nape and sides, has grown out well after the procedure. However, the area on the top hasn't seen the same progress, with only about ten hairs sprouting. I'm curious if this might be linked to the transplantation process.

On the first day after the transplantation, should the second donor area be left exposed or covered with a bandage? Thank you.

Hi I am a 39-year-old woman experiencing some challenges with my hair. In some areas, it's failing to grow as it used to, while in other areas, it seems perfectly fine. Is there a specific localized treatment that could help? Previously, I was incorrectly diagnosed with Lupus and had to undergo heavy medication for a three-month period. This affected me significantly, causing extreme weight loss and considerable hair loss as well. Ever since that episode, my hair has not returned to its normal state. In certain spots, which I've highlighted in the attached photographs, my hair appears to be feather-like and is not growing back. On the other hand, the rest of my hair seems thick and healthy. Do you recommend any solutions to this problem? Could a hair transplant be effective, or are there alternative treatments? I am looking forward to hearing your advice on how to best address this issue. I have included images of my current hair condition.

I have a friend overseas who's dealing with hair thinning concerns; would it be practical for him to undergo a hair transplantation procedure? A situation has arisen where my friend residing in Iran is grappling with hair breakage issues. Expressing interest in seeking treatment, they are contemplating a trip to Istanbul for potential hair transplantation. I am reaching out for guidance: would hair transplantation be a suitable solution, and could you kindly provide insights and information about this treatment? Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

What is the appropriate age for a hair transplant? Is it necessary to shave the hair prior to the transplantation procedure? My 18-year-old son has been experiencing hair shedding for the past two years. Can he undergo a hair transplant at his current age, and is it standard procedure to shave the hair before the transplantation?

Hello I have a query regarding the possibility of repositioning previously transplanted hair. I underwent a hair transplant surgery, but I'm not fully satisfied with the results. The hair on one side seems to be growing in an upward direction, contrary to my desire for it to grow forward. As a result, it appears rather unnatural. Can it be extracted and re-implanted to correct its growth direction?

Greetings from Switzerland! I have a question about my hair transplant. Is it feasible to take out the transplanted hair and reposition it? You see, after the transplant, the hair on one side is growing upwards instead of the forward direction I had hoped for. Regrettably, the result doesn't appear very natural.

Hello, I'm seeking expert advice regarding hair transplantation. Unfortunately, I don't have strong hair growth at the base of my neck and above my ears. Is it possible to proceed with hair transplantation under these circumstances?

Hello, I wanted to know if shampoo with caffeine is suitable for use after hair transplantation? thanks.

To start off, greetings to my instructors. I've had my 4th hair transplantation, and with my prior procedures, the transplanted hair would typically grow without any sudden loss. However, it's been 15 days since my most recent hair transplant, and I haven't noticed any growth in the transplanted hair. Could there possibly be an issue with the transplantation process? By the way, I'm 26 years old.