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Thanks for the reply. The clinic said that it is better to not apply anything on the transplanted area on the scalp due to the redness. Begin applying topical's only after it gets fade away. Is there anything to it ? Do I need to not pay much attention to the redness ? Also, there isn't any distinction between the oral and topical Minoxidil in terms of time to apply after the HT ? Would you also consider topical Finasteride as allowed to be applied after that "week to be safe" ? thanks again

Thanks. Did the above protocol helped you at the hair growing cycles ? Meaning that you might have shed less transplanted hair, got the transplanted hair start growing sooner than normal (less than 3 month) ?

Can you please explain why ? What is the danger in using topical Minoxidil on the transplanted area (which my clinic said needs to avoid longer than topical Finasteride for example) . Also, what is the recommended time to wait for the topical usage after the HT ? Alos#2, Does these 'to-avoid' recommendations apply also on part at my scalp which are clean and were not transplanted (my HT was done only on the frontal and front half of the middle scalp). Thanks

Members 3 Posted Sunday at 08:16 PM Hi all, What is the recommendation regarding returning to take Minoxidil after hair transplant ? I have semi diffused balding and am taking Minoxidil (by solution with Finasteride + orally) for around a year now with great improvement at hair growth and density. However some areas of my hair got too much tinning and lack of growth so I've done a HT at these areas couple of weeks ago (with the clinic recommendation of course). I've heard that there are benefits to faster hair shedding cycle and growth of transplanted hair with Minoxidil, and I also want to continue the good effects of Minoxidil on my native hair. However, I assume that Minoxidil can also cause some damage to the HT if starting to take it too soon, however I do not know these bad effects (and would appreciate if you guys can elaborate on what they are). I also assume that different clinics recommend different recovery method and times. I was wondering what is the "general" and "common" recommendation regarding of when to start taking back the medication and why. My clinic didn't know for sure and recommended me to generally take whatever I want after the "special shampooing " phase (which is about 14 days). Thanks!

Hi all, What is the recommendation regarding returning to take Minoxidil after hair transplant ? I have semi diffused balding and am taking Minoxidil (by solution with Finasteride + orally) for around a year now with great improvement at hair growth and density. However some areas of my hair got too much tinning and lack of growth so I've done a HT at these areas couple of weeks ago (with the clinic recommendation of course). I've heard that there are benefits to faster hair shedding cycle and growth of transplanted hair with Minoxidil, and I also want to continue the good effects of Minoxidil on my native hair. However, I assume that Minoxidil can also cause some damage to the HT if starting to take it too soon, however I do not know these bad effects (and would appreciate if you guys can elaborate on what they are). I also assume that different clinics recommend different recovery method and times. I was wondering what is the "general" and "common" recommendation regarding of when to start taking back the medication and why. My clinic didn't know for sure and recommended me to generally take whatever I want after the "special shampooing " phase (which is about 14 days). Thanks!

Hi All, I have a chronic Folliculitis for 15 years now. It inflames mostly at what should be a donor area (I.E at the back of head). I'm handling it mostly with Acnemycin (plus) and some years been taking Minocycline as well. I went to some hair transplant clinics to see if I can do the transplant procedure. One of the clinics suggested me to do a PRP shot around 1 month before the surgery in order to treat the Folliculitis. Is PRP have been studied / knows to treat Folliculitis ? I've never seen studies of it anywhere online. Thanks