Some hair not growing

[Thomas]

I had a third Hair Transplant 10/12/04.. Most of the hair transplant hair have grown to my normal hair's 1" length, while a few of these hairs (maybe 50) refuse to grow. They are there, but barely visible in length (they have been this length for over 2 months now) . All my hair transplant hairs have already been through the fall-out process, so i'm concerned why these hairs won't grow, I have never had this probem with my first two hair transplants.. Thanks for any info...

 

[HairBeThere]

hang tight man.. You're only just over 3 months. Most people take atleast that to see an growth.

give it another month, before you start getting concerned.

Good Luck!!

 

[Guest]

Give it six months at least. Your hair has to cycle. It won't grow right away....

 

[finallyhair]

Depends on the DNA in everyone. You will have new hairs up to 2 yrs later.
I had mine done over 1 yr ago and am just getting bonus hairs on my hairline that I never counted on or knew about. Jackpot!!! :lol:

 

[MichaelMurfy]

I had a third Hair Transplant 10/12/04.. Most of the hair transplant hair have grown to my normal hair's 1" length, while a few of these hairs (maybe 50) refuse to grow. They are there, but barely visible in length (they have been this length for over 2 months now) . All my hair transplant hairs have already been through the fall-out process, so i'm concerned why these hairs won't grow, I have never had this probem with my first two hair transplants.. Thanks for any info...





















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Some hairs can grow at different rates after a transplant, so a small number lagging behind may not necessarily mean there is a problem. A specialist could give a more specific answer.