DarrenFitz10

It is called "bettamousse" Bettamousse contains as the active ingredient 0.1% w/w betamethasone (as betamethasone valerate). It also contains cetyl alcohol, stearyl alcohol, polysorbate 60, ethanol, purified water, propylene glycol, citric acid anhydrous, potassium citrate with a propane and butane mixture as the propellant. That's all I could find on it?

I didn't see a dermatologist but I did go to my local GP and told her I had a HT. She recommended a scalp foam. When I bought it, one of the side affects was hair loss (1 in 1000). So I didn't use it. Am I being too paranoid avoiding that? Cheers hrsp10 for the feedback.

Hi fellas. First time poster, long time reader. I'm 29 years of age and I had a HT last year (29/04/2016). Id had 4500 hairs planted using longevita in Turkey. Very happy with them and the results.. I'm just having one issue and i was hoping someone on here might have had the same problem and found a solution. When the transplanted hair start growing back I developed what I think was cradle cap (some babies get this when their hair starts to grow). I used the shampoo that is intended for the babies as it is quite soft and doesn't do any damage to scalp. As the cradle cap clamps the growing hairs together I had to use a baby brush to massage them out..this got rid of the heavy stuff and cleared it up very well, but to this day there is some stubborn stuff that won't leave the scalp and I'm very apprehensive about going at it to hard. Any help would be great.. I've also used nizoral shampoo and coconut which where both recommended to me but neither cleared it. Cheers.