eight month regrowth?

[italianhairr]

Hi guys , in these days i am thinking it : realistically, in the eight month , usually, in the hairline (so not crown) is there still regrowth? I m curious to hear the hairtransplanted experiences.

[Melvin- Admin]

In my experience my hairline grew up until 10 months and after that it matured and the hair got thicker up until 18 months.

[italianhairr]

really? Do you mean that after 9 months have you continued to see new hairs? I hope it... .... I' m going well( i suppose...) but to think that after 6-7 months won't regrowth anymore anything, destroys me.

And often when i see a good transplant i notice that after 6 months it's already ok.

[Al - Moderator]

Mostly after that point it's a thickening of the individual transplanted hairs as they grow and mature for the next several months. This does gives the appearance of more hair, so it can look like new hair is still growing even if there's not actually any new hairs sprouting.

[italianhairr]

Mostly after that point it's a thickening of the individual transplanted hairs as they grow and mature for the next several months. This does gives the appearance of more hair, so it can look like new hair is still growing even if there's not actually any new hairs sprouting.

 

 

mhh so , in your opinion, until month is there regrowth of new hair? (not only thickening)

Edited May 25, 2018 by italianhairr

[Melvin- Admin]

In my personal experience, I saw hair growth past 8 months. Actual growth didn’t stop until around 10 months. However, not everyone is the same, some continue seeing growth until 18 months and some stop at 8 months. We all grow at different rates, those who continue to grow until 18 months are generally what you would consider “slow growers”.

[gillenator]

Overall, I have observed that most of the regrowth takes place 8 to 10 months post-op.

 

But as was already mentioned, there are going to be some variables between individuals.

[Sean]

Yea i think you are maxed out with growth at 8-10 months. I really do not think SIGNIFICANT hair changing growth occurs beyond that.

[BHRClinic]

Mostly after that point it's a thickening of the individual transplanted hairs as they grow and mature for the next several months. This does gives the appearance of more hair, so it can look like new hair is still growing even if there's not actually any new hairs sprouting.

 

BeHappy is right.

 

After 8-10 months it is not usual to see regrowth, but the new hair can mature in terms of calibre and volume up to 12-18 months, which helps to the final result in terms of density.

 

Regards,

[italianhairr]

and after 6 month, usually, is there regrowth? ( so 7 th and 8th month)

[BHRClinic]

Hi italianhairr,

 

Yes, there can be some growth after 6 months, sure. But it also depends on each patient. We have seen some cases around 6-7 months and they probably had full growth at that stage, but probably those patients were faster than average.

[gillenator]

Outstanding hair caliber is going to have the largest impact in attaining the illusion of coverage.

[italianhairr]

How micron is a good "medium" caliber ? ( so nothing of infrequent)

[BHRClinic]

Hi,

 

If that helps I'd say:

 

- Up to 40 microns: very fine

- From 40-60 microns: fine

- From 60-80 microns: average-medium calibre

- From 80-100 microns: coarse

- Above 100 microns: very coarse hair

 

Regards,

[italianhairr]

but is it only my impression or is it very difficult to find a caliber superior at 80 micron ?

i read too that from 40 to 60 is fine but seeing the most of the surgeon's report i read 50-60 micron , so it would seem it the medium size

[BHRClinic]

Hi,

 

From our experience most of our patients have "medium-fine" or "medium" calibre hair.

 

Regards,

[gillenator]

I have heard the same thing as well.

[italianhairr]

ok thank you