Hair TransPlant

When does transplanted hair thicken?

By m-hairhouse

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Initial Shedding: After a hair transplant, the newly transplanted hair often falls out within 2-3 weeks as part of the natural healing process.

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Resting Phase:  Post-shedding, the hair enters a dormant phase, lasting 2-3 months, during which no visible growth occurs.

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Hair Follicle Recovery: During the first few months, transplanted hair follicles settle and start growing new hair strands.

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Thickening Begins:  New hair begins to grow in the 3-4 month range but may initially appear fine and thin.

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Visible Growth Timeline:  Full noticeable thickening typically happens around 6-9 months after the transplant.

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Hair Cycle Length:  It may take up to a year for transplanted hair to reach its full density and thickness, as hair growth cycles vary.

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Factors Affecting Thinning:  The thickness depends on factors like donor hair quality, scalp condition, and individual healing rates.

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Nutritional Impact: Proper nutrition can accelerate healthy hair growth and help transplanted hair thicken more quickly

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Medication Support: Some medications like minoxidil may be prescribed to promote faster thickening and growth of transplanted hair

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Results Over Time: Hair growth may take several months, with final results visible in 6-12 months as the transplanted follicles mature.