reddude
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Hi. Is it normal to still have have stubbly implanted hair that have not grown or fallen out 6 weeks post op? I would say 20-30% of my transplanted hairs are like this.
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Bigmac
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They might grow or they could be stalled hairs. Give it a few more weeks of massaging them in the shower to see if the shed, if not, try to see your doctor who will remove them if they are stalled.
reddude
Valued member
Hi thanks. Yeah it'll have to be my GP doctor as I'll not see the DHI surgeon again if they are stalled hairs.
Bigmac
Administrator
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I'm sure if you give DHI a call they will accommodate you if you have any concerns.
reddude
Valued member
Yes I'm sure they have advice but my doctor was Greek and lives there. Unfortunately I don't.
Bigmac
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They will have other doctors you who is m sure would see you.
JoeTillman
Valued member
Just be sure to not baby these grafts too much because the hair shafts (the part that sheds) could be separated from the follicle but not knocked out yet. This typically comes from patients being too careful when washing so at six weeks you can wash just as vigorously as if you hadn't had any work at all.
reddude
Valued member
Thanks Joe. Yeah im not holding back when i wash my hair at all now but these stubbly hairs just wont shift. Have to admit i actually asked my wife to see if she could remove a few with her tweezers. She did and they came out with out force, folicle or pain. I mean I felt absolutely nothing when she removed them. They are defo dead grafts.
Bigmac
Administrator
Staff member
They aren`t dead grafts. The grafts are safely under your skin, it's just the old hair shaft that she has removed.
reddude
Valued member
Ok that's good to know. Thanks BM
DHI
Valued member
Hi, please send us an email with:
1. Name and date of session
2. Clinic and doctor that you had the session
3. Some photos of the hair
4. A contact number
so that a DHI Specialist can get in touch with you for all the information and details.
Thank you
DHI Global Medical Group
1. Name and date of session
2. Clinic and doctor that you had the session
3. Some photos of the hair
4. A contact number
so that a DHI Specialist can get in touch with you for all the information and details.
Thank you
DHI Global Medical Group
renwick999
member
What sort of shampoo would you recommend using post opp? Any specific ones to avoid or?
reddude
Valued member
Baby shampoo is recommended I think
Bigmac
Administrator
Staff member
It depends on how much you want to spend on shampoo. I used baby shampoo for a few weeks with no problems.
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