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Can start medication with hair transplant make a visual difference?


didu911

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Got question that, but hard for me to answer.

If a Norwood 5 recieves a transplant all over his head and starts with medication in the same time (Fin+Minox), is the medication able to improve things next to the transplant or will the transplant likeley destory the weak follicles? 

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5 hours ago, didu911 said:

Got question that, but hard for me to answer.

If a Norwood 5 recieves a transplant all over his head and starts with medication in the same time (Fin+Minox), is the medication able to improve things next to the transplant or will the transplant likeley destory the weak follicles? 

It depends on the extent to which the hair follicles on the scalp have miniaturized. If the hair follicles can be saved and revived with the use of finasteride then the new grafts are not planted over them. The new grafts are transplanted in between the pre existing hair. These pre exiating hair will receive support from Finasteride if it is taken. The use of finasteride will also prolong baldness as well as sustain the transplanted hair. If you do not have any side effects from the use of finasteride then you can use it along with a transplant procedure. It will be beneficial to you. In rare cases, people experience further baldness even with the use of finasteride but it is not common. You can use finasteride for 8 to 12 months and evaluate its results in your case.

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Transplant is done in between follicles having enough space between. Most good hair transplants which include the density as well as the asthetic appearance is a combination of finasteride and hair transplant. So yes medications+ HT will definitely improve the overall appearance if and if only the hair follicles are not thinned to a point finasteride can't thicken.

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