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Hair Transplant
I have had a failed transplant with one of those fraud clinics which lure you through advertisements.
I need to fix it but if my hair fall doesn't stop then what's the use of a transplant. Will I be wrong to insist on first controlling the hair fall through all the promised treatments and then go for a transplant?
Also, just because my hair fall is genetic, does it guarantee that I might not have any other issue as doctors straight away say that it's Alopecia and the only cure is transplant. I want to stop my hair fall, I keep it short at 1 inch length and hoping that it might help.
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Hair transplant is a difficult art. I am sad that you got bad treatment. Hair transplant is done to restore the hairline which is lost due to make pattern baldness. Even after Tranplant the medical treatment for androgenic alopecia will continue lifelong. You have not been councelled even once about your condition. The cause and treatment of androgenic alopecia needs to be explained to the patient. Keeling your hair short will not prevent hairloss. Please send photos using online consult option for proper examination and treatment advice.
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