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?

Hello, If you are not satisfied with the result, instead of removing grafts, it makes more sense to plan an additional operation aimed at giving the front line a natural and lush appearance. Removing the transplanted grafts creates a much worse appearance. We do not recommend that you do it. Instead, as we mentioned above, we can increase the intensity to make the front line more natural. We recommend that you come to the free call.

Murat Tuna

I underwent a hair transplant. Is it feasible to consider removing or adjusting the front hairline?

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

Huseyin Kandulu

Can regional treatment be applied to address this issue?

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.

If the front side is not elongated and slow, have Prp done.

Gulay Boztosun

Could this issue be connected to the transplantation itself?

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.

Hello After hair transplantation, growth starts in the first place in the 6-month period. It will take 1 year to become visible. However, if there is still no elongation, it is necessary to conduct an examination. Thanks for your question, Healthy Days.

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