Aleko

I follow a healthy diet and supplement with vitamins and minerals (incl vitamin D).

I am 34 years old and I expect my hair to continue to recede at a slow pace. So the fact that native hairs continue to miniaturize is totally normal since I am not on any medication. (Why no medication? I don't like taking medication for fear of side effects). My only concern is that the transplanted hair has noticeably thinned. 
regarding anagen synchronization, this should only affect 20% of the volume and for a temporary period of time. I have lost at least 50% of the volume of transplanted hairs and its been getting gradually worse for the last 2 years. So this does not sound like anagen synchronization to me. 

I will wait for feedback from my surgeon. (Don't want to give his name at this stage as I don't want to bring bad publicity in case this is an isolated case and not a result of the surgeon). 

Thanks

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Hi, 

Im not on any meds. They did take grafts from a fairly large donor area but I would say the majority if not all were from the safe zone. 

Do all of the hairs cycle at the same time? How long would this take before it start thickening up if its due to this?

Hi,

I did a 2600 graft hairtransplant to restore my hairline in 2017. 7 months later i had achieved excellent results. I looked 15 years younger and my hairline was thick and solid. 
Every year that has passed my hair has got worse and worse. My native hairs all over my scalp have thinned but also my transplanted grafts have thinned out a lot. I know this because most of my grafts were placed to cover the temporal recession where i was completely bald (no native hairs). 7 months post op this area was fully covered with hair and I was very happy with the result. Fast forward 3 years and the area is very thin. Why is this happening? Is it the surgeon or whats the reason? 
Its so disappointing.

Im not on any meds nor have I been. 

thank you for your answers.