For most patients who have had a hair transplant, their hair will appear thinner for the first 3 months after the procedure and then it will start to grow slowly again, thicker and fuller. Some of the transplanted hair will fall out in the weeks after treatment, but will then grow back properly. Over time, the new follicles grow back stronger and thicker than before. Outcomes continue to improve over time, and patients typically see full growth within 12 months.
The thickness should match the surrounding hair. The hair will continue to thicken during this phase. Hair thickening is possible with hair transplant operations. Because, where weak hair follicles are found, solid, more vibrant hair follicles are transferred.
Transplanted hair roots maintain their development and vitality in harmony with the body. Over time, it gets used to its new place and begins to thicken. The act of transplantation causes the hair shafts to fall out and enter a latent phase (also called “shock loss”). The use of a product that is compatible with the hair and genetic structure recommended by doctors is important and necessary for hair thickness.
FUE involves removing individual hair follicles from the donor site and transplanting them to the receiving site, while FUT removes a strip of skin with the follicles intact. Around the beginning of the fourth month after the hair transplant, new hair will begin to grow (also called the slow growth stage). Because the DHI hair transplant method is performed with the latest technological devices, in tailor-made sessions with great precision by medical specialists. Hashmi is highly trained in performing hair transplants and knows how to create results that look and feel natural.
Approximately 4 to 5 days after the procedure, the newly transplanted hair in the receiving area (s) will begin to fall out. By all accounts, the first three months are the most frustrating phase of hair transplant recovery. The excessive and unnecessary use of supplements can also cause serious problems in terms of hair thickness and health. One of the most important factors for the transplanted hair to be thick and healthy is the strategy to be followed to choose the donor area.
