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i think it's best if you present those questions straight to your doctor. regarding nizoral 2% it seems that the "verdict" is split right down the middle. some docs are ok with it while others are not. so ask your doctor who performed the surgery on you, and do whatever he/she tells you to do so that way in case something goes wrong you'll be covered if you know what i mean.
btw who is your doctor and why not post some pics of your surgery and your progress thus far? happy growing!
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Pammi
I started using MX-5 first for my crown and it caused severe scalp irritation. It was so bad, I started having rashes on my neck and ears as well. I switched to Tugain but had the same experience. So I stopped using everything and am now waiting to get some rogaine foam, which apparently is less itchy. BTW, who was your doctor and how was your surgery? R |
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I was told NOT to use this becuase its to harsh on the grafts, i personly just use a little johnsons baby shampoo now and again i dont wash the hair every day not a good idea
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Pammi,
Since Nizoral is medicated, in my opinion, it's best to wait to use it for at least one month after surgery. In my experience, it can cause scalp irritation, extended discoloration, and cause your hair to become dry and brittle. Best wishes, Bill
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My thoughts - Nizoral post op
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