Harry

From reading all the above messages, is the concensus that a person with thicker, coarse hair transplants will take longer to begin growing than someone with thinner hair? By that logic, does hair transplanted in a thinning area take longer to begin growing than in transplanted into a completely bald spot? I had my first procedure 4 months ago (650 grafts) with hair transplanted into a thinning part of my scalp and I can still fell many of the new transplanted hair stubs on my scalp that haven't started growing yet. In addition, my hair itself is thick and coarse. Should I wait a little longer before calling my surgeon to complain? Thanks.

Will the continued use of rogaine/propecia affect the growing time of new transplanted hair follicles?. I know for about a month after the surgery, the surgeon said not to use anything with alcohol in it (i.e.: rogaine, hair spray, etc.) How soon can you use these products again and will they have an effect on the length of time it will take for the new transplanted hair to begin to grow? Thanks.

Will the continued use of rogaine/propecia affect the growing time of new transplanted hair follicles?. I know for about a month after the surgery, the surgeon said not to use anything with alcohol in it (i.e.: rogaine, hair spray, etc.) How soon can you use these products again and will they have an effect on the length of time it will take for the new transplanted hair to begin to grow? Thanks.