Need second Surgery after first not completely successful

[Stevensen]

Thanks. If the PRP is not worth the money, do you think the ATP spray is still worth using, assuming I get the scalp condition under control after determining the cause?

[asterix0]

The pictures aren't really clear in terms of what your exact state was pre transplant. Was your surgeon implanting amongst existing hairs, or lowering your hairline unto entirely bald areas?

The reason I ask is, maybe shock loss amongst your native hairs happened and that caused your appearance to thin out a bit. It would be very, very unlikely that some grafts were transected during extraction, but in theory anything is possible. 

[mcr7777]

17 hours ago, Stevensen said:

Thanks for the advice, no sensations at all in the transplant region. I will see a dermatologist and share the findings.

Does anyone know if the ATP spray is necessary if going with the PRP?

That is good you're going to see a dermatologist. I'd suggest trying to find one specialising in hair disorders -as many general derms aren't very knowledgeable about hair conditions and lots of people get misdiagnosed.  Hopefully it is nothing - but not something you want to get wrong.

 

[Stevensen]

16 hours ago, asterix0 said:

The pictures aren't really clear in terms of what your exact state was pre transplant. Was your surgeon implanting amongst existing hairs, or lowering your hairline unto entirely bald areas?

The reason I ask is, maybe shock loss amongst your native hairs happened and that caused your appearance to thin out a bit. It would be very, very unlikely that some grafts were transected during extraction, but in theory anything is possible. 

No, he was implanting into bald areas. I'm sure it was my fault, I just need to find out why....