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16 hours ago, Gatsby said:

The crown area generally takes longer to grow than other areas of the scalp (frontal/mid section, etc). As @hairthere has stated that really it's too early to see results. Do you have before and after surgery pics and the number of grafts used? Either way it's still too early.

Here is my post surgery pic. 

My crown is not fully covered and i can still feel it is not highly densed. Is this ok or should i be worried. 

19 hours ago, Rahal Hair Transplant said:

@User New,

For starters, it is normal to lose between 50 to 100 hairs per day as this is part of the normal hair growth cycle. This is true whether the hair is natural or transplanted. It’s also possible that you’re experiencing some shock loss which typically occurs a couple months after the procedure.  Rest assured, however that this is a normal part of the process which takes approximately 12 to 18 months for a new hair to grow in, thicken and mature.

I hope this helps.

Rahal Hair Transplant

Does dandruff causes hair fall? If yes then how to stop it. For starters this is how it looks my dandruff all those minute particles are dandruff 

1 minute ago, ITA said:

I don't think it's a water problem, it could be telogen effluvium, the important thing is to avoid the problems I was talking about before, if it was something like that, the fall had to be all over the scalp and not just the crown, and from the photos you posted, everything looks ok.

My thyroid levels and haemoglobin level are normal. From my research i did telogem effluvium happens because of many reason one among them is weather. Weather at my old place was 30-35 C and at my new place it is 15-20 C. Is that true telogen occurs because fo weather change?

21 minutes ago, ITA said:

At 4 months I would say that you are in very good shape, for the crown it is known that it takes more time, I would also be curious to see the situation you were starting from, but from what I see, I do not seem to be alarmed.

Thanks for your comment. I recently have moved another place since then i started noticing hair fall(30-40). Earlier i had no hair fall before moving new place. I think because of water this might be one of the reason. Or is this telogen effluvium ???

2 minutes ago, ITA said:

You have other pics?  Those of the procedures, the surgeon only grafted on the crown?

5 minutes ago, Gatsby said:

My bad. I should have read the title better. I thought this was 3 weeks post op. 🙄

this is how my hair looks. Is this okay??

42 minutes ago, ITA said:

I absolutely don't think it's a question of water.

Then what do you think problem is?? My doctor said water might be one of reason. Or any increase in level of DHT?

35 minutes ago, ITA said:

I agree with @BaldV, the ugly duckling phase is between the first and second month and a half, not the fourth month.

Does hard water causes hair fall?

1 hour ago, BaldV said:

ugly duckling process after 4 months? I dont think so @User Neware you on meds?

Yes im on meds. But i have growing hair on top but then while showering i see Atleast 30 strands. 

My hair started growing everything is going well. But since past few weeks like 3 i started noticing hair fall while i was showering. Like atleast 40-50 hair strands. That too mostly from sides of head and few from top of the head. Im just worried that is this part of process or something wrong. 

I had hair transplant 3 months. I had no itching for last 2.5 months. Now i have urge to itching. Is this part of process?

2 hours ago, JohnCasper said:

Not sure what you mean about "tightness" in the donor area.  It may be just the normal healing process.  Also, the numbness may last for months. 

While moving my neck something holds to restrict my movement. 

10 minutes ago, Rahal Hair Transplant said:

User new,

unless you’ve experienced pain and see bleeding on your scalp where the transplanted hair was residing, then you have nothing to worry about. Update 7 to 9, the hair fall calls are pretty sure underneath the surf of the scalp and would essentially require surgery to remove them. Thus, what you are seeing is just the hair shaft that broke off the surface from the scalp along with the scab.

I hope this helps.

Rahal Hair Transplant 

Thanks for message. Also im experiencing tightness of scalp at donor area which i feel while moving my neck horizontally or circularly and numbness at Recipient area. Is that both normal ? If normal who many does it take be normal like without experiencing numbness and tightness?

2 hours ago, BeHappy said:

It's normal. It can take a few months for the numbness to completely go away, but it can also be much sooner than that.

 

Ok. What about tightness at donor area??

I had my FUE HT 11 days back. I still have numb sensation on Recipient area and tightness at my donor area while moving my neck. Is this normal ? If normal many days does it take to get back to normal without to restrict my movement. 

7 hours ago, Z-- said:

Totally normal. I’ve got a bunch of these 3 weeks after my transplant. It’s just scab/crusting — I think more will come out in time. You’re good dude.

So root is of the hair is implanted then.? 

I was washing my hair after 7 days of hair transplant and i see this hair coming out. Is this normal or this is a graft dislodge.? And now after 9 days i see this normal while spraying my hair.