Author: Dr. William Rassman

Good early results shown in the photos in this post. I would expect more hairline return in time.

I am 6 months and 10 days after my second hair transplant and I am very satisfied with the result, I am starting to behave as if I had not done a transplant seeing myself very well, so I am no longer taking the typical precautions, for example today I have taken sun and unfortunately I have not put sunscreen on the head nor cap. The sun was strong enough today and I took it for about 2 hours, I am now seeing that a red blotch has formed on the upper part of the forehead just before the hairline, but NOT on the skin, that is right where the hair starts. skin, in that point, looks white perhaps because there are so many hairs now that have protected the head from the sun. This red stain on the upper part of the forehead clearly scares me a lot now though, even if it doesn’t burn. I am reddened in that point but I don’t feel burning. The questions I wanted to ask are: at 6 months, a possible sunburn of this type can make my hair fall out: the hair regrown until now with the second transplant? Or could it compromise the growth of future hair?
I would like to understand if at 6 months I can behave as if I had not done a transplant or if there are still precautions to take, thank you very much. I hope in your answer

Don’t worry. Just be more careful in the future to use a hat or a skin blocker. The skin from the transplanted hair came from the back of the head which never saw sun, so this skin has to get used to sun over time, so take it easy and use a blocker to allow the time for a transition.

The pictures are not comparable but projecting the benefits is not difficult because the end results are outstanding. To get that much length, the hair must have started to grow almost immediately after starting finasteride

This is a terrific result. This shows that the use of minoxidil with the injuries created by the dermaroller and the healing that follows, produced these results.

Frontal reversal is less frequenty than crown reversal. Nevertheless, this man achieved almost complete reversal of his frontal hair loss suggesting that the loss may have been more recent.

Men with blonde hair do better visually (blond hair on blonde skin) as it takes less hair to look fuller than someone with high contrast (black hair on white skin)

These photos show the gradual regrowth of the hair at the hairline on finasteride and minoxidil over a 6 month period of time

Some men are very responsive to finasteride, have recent hair loss and are young. These combinations can produce such great results in just 6 months of finasteride use

Photography should be comparable. I suspect that you believe that it is better, so it must be because you manage it, but it doesn’t show up well. Get more comparable photos or give it another 6-12 months and then the results should jump off the page, good luck!

This is a great return to a normal hairline with Finasteride use for just 6 months