early growth then fall out a good sign?

[ahhh]

Most loose the transplanted hair within the first few weeks;)

some have growth before it falls out:)

is this a good indicator for things to come?

since the hair grew a bit after it was transplanted before it went to rest

?

or is there no relation?

thanks kindly experts:)

[Blake Bloxham]

I'm not sure there is much relation.

 

When the follicles are implanted, the trauma likely induces telogen cycling and the follicles rest for 3-4 months. Because of this, the results of a hair transplant procedure don't start to grow until month 3 (roughly). In some instances, I suppose reduced trauma/stress could allow implanted follicles to remain in the anagen (or growth phase), and these would (in theory) continuing growing after implantation.

 

However, either way, both follicles will eventually achieve normal cycling and produce terminal hairs. Whether or not several of them stay in the anagen phase from the beginning should not affect the final result (when all follicles reach normal cycling). What's more, the vast majority should enter an initial telogen state and "wake up" after approximately 3 months.

[Bobilero]

From what i have read around. The initial 'growth' right after transplantation is not in fact growth but just the hairs being pushed out a little before being shed.

[ahhh]

hum interesting

that makes sense

[nativeremdies]

Good Sign..