Shock Loss After A Hair Transplant Everything You Need to Know

[Melvin- Admin]

 

[pkipling]

Thank you, professor. This was super helpful and informative. 

What's your insight on how common permanent shock loss is? For instance, if there are native hairs that were on their last leg, so to speak, which then fall out due to shock loss, would it be right to assume that those hairs simply wouldn't make a comeback? Is this a valid concern for people to have, or would those cases be considered more of an outlier? 

[Melvin- Admin]

2 hours ago, pkipling said:

Thank you, professor. This was super helpful and informative. 

What's your insight on how common permanent shock loss is? For instance, if there are native hairs that were on their last leg, so to speak, which then fall out due to shock loss, would it be right to assume that those hairs simply wouldn't make a comeback? Is this a valid concern for people to have, or would those cases be considered more of an outlier? 

I think permanent shock loss is uncommon. Maybe 5% experience permanent shock loss. As long as the hair loss is stabilized it should come back. 

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does shock loss include grafted hairs, or only native hairs on the recipient area?