kramer

I'm curious as to how much hair loss during shampooing people with HT's are experiencing. I noticed after my second HT, I lost probably 10 to 20 hairs during each shampoo and this went on for about a year. I think most of it was my original hair as I had transplanted hair put in and around my original hair that was at the top of my head. Right now, I see 2 to 5 hairs per shampoo and I'm just past the 2 months of my 3rd HT. I hope this is normal... Kramer

I am just after the 2 months point of my 3rd HT and have noticed loss. I hope its shock loss as the hair that has fallen out is previously transplanted hair. Kramer

On the surface, your idea of a hot shower with minox right after seems like a good idea. I'm going to try it. By the way, I've saved all of the old rogaine spray heads that used to come with rogaine. These work much better than the stupid eye droppers you now get when you buy rogaine. I don't know why they keep putting those useless things in the boxes. Kramer

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I had two transplants in approx. the last 2 years. I've noticed that when I rub my head, I sometimes can feel a small bump and if I can get hold of it to look at, it is shaped like a small oval and usually has a hair or two coming out of it. So, is it possible that follicles can be rejected after a year or two of growing hair? If the answer is yes, what would cause this? Transplating follicles from somebody else that were accidently switched during our procedures)? Thanks, Kramer

I had two transplants in approx. the last 2 years. I've noticed that when I rub my head, I sometimes can feel a small bump and if I can get hold of it to look at, it is shaped like a small oval and usually has a hair or two coming out of it. So, is it possible that follicles can be rejected after a year or two of growing hair? If the answer is yes, what would cause this? Transplating follicles from somebody else that were accidently switched during our procedures)? Thanks, Kramer

The grafts were taken from the lower part of my head as they were the 1st time I had it done. I don't think this is the issue because this guy has been doing this for years. I think it may be due to shedding as was mentioned in this forum. Still, my doctor said that its not as thick as it should be so he asked me to stop taking vitamin A which I have done. Regarding if the grafts were damaged, I don't think they were because the hair did come in about 2-4 months after it was transplated. In fact, on the second transplant, I had some hair put on the bald spot (which didn't get any grafts the first time) and this hair on the bald spot is still growing. In summary, I had two transplants about 1 year apart. I had some hair loss of the transplanted hair after about 7-9 months from the first transplant. Now, I am again having the transplanted hair shedding but don't know if its from the 1st, 2nd, or both transplants. The hair that was put on the bald spot during the second transplant seems to be all there for the most part. Kramer

Yes, I have the problem. I just had a 1 year follow up on the 2nd procedure and the doc noticed that it wasn't as thick as it should be. I'm not taking any medicine but am taking a bit much of Vitamin A so I have stopped taking it for now. kramer

Has anybody heard of transplanted hair falling out after its been growing for a few months? Is something like this more likley to be caused by an improper hair transplant or the person's health, diet, age, or whatever medicine they may be taking? I'm not a doctor but it seems to me that if the hair does initially grow after 3 months like it did and continue to grow for another 4 or so months and then start to thin and fallout, its more likely due to the person than the hair transplant. Thanks for any comments. Kramer

Has anybody heard of transplanted hair falling out after its been growing for a few months? Is something like this more likley to be caused by an improper hair transplant or the person's health, diet, age, or whatever medicine they may be taking? I'm not a doctor but it seems to me that if the hair does initially grow after 3 months like it did and continue to grow for another 4 or so months and then start to thin and fallout, its more likely due to the person than the hair transplant. Thanks for any comments. Kramer