Shock Loss After Hair Transplant
Hair transplantation is not just about the operation. The post-operative process is as important as the operation. Hair transplantation; It is a treatment method that should be evaluated together with the operation and the process after it. All situations that may occur during the hair transplantation process should be shared with people. One of these situations is shock loss after hair transplantation, which causes concern for many people. This is normal and should not be a concern. Shock loss is a natural part of the hair transplant process. Our clients often say, “What causes shock loss?”, “When will shock loss happen?”, It raises questions such as “How long does it take to grow hair after shock loss”. In this article, we have told you about shock hair loss after hair transplantation.
What is shock loss after hair transplant?
The temporary loss of hair strands in the transplant area is called shock hair loss. It is a normal condition seen after every hair transplant. During this period, your scalp will look like before the hair transplant procedure.
In addition to the transplant area, natural hair loss may also occur around this area. However, this is also a temporary loss.
What causes shock hair loss?
People who have or are considering a hair transplant may experience anxiety and fear due to shock hair loss. However, shock shedding is a temporary situation. However, shock hair loss is actually an indication that the area has healed in a healthy way. Therefore, do not worry and be patient.
The reason for shock loss is usually explained by experts as follows: When hair follicles are removed from the donor area, these hair follicles are traumatized because they are separated from the skin for a while. With the effect of this trauma, it goes into sleep state in the planted area and starts to fall out gradually by being ineffective. This loss ensures that the new hair strands that will follow it grow in a healthier and higher quality way.
When does shock loss occur?
Shock loss seen during the recovery period after hair transplantation can be seen within 1-3 months after the operation. When the shock spill will start may vary depending on the person. However, the loss process is usually completed in 2 weeks. After the process is completed, the loss stops. This process should be seen as a preparation for new natural and lush hair.
When does hair start to grow after shock loss?
New hair begins to appear within 1-2 months after the shock shedding. The first hairs may appear weak. However, over time, your hair will grow stronger than before and look completely natural.
It occurs only once in the process. After the process is completed, the transplanted hair does not fall out again or sparse again.
Is shock loss seen in everyone?
Shock shedding after hair transplantation is seen in almost everyone. It is very rare that shock loss does not occur. However, the severity of shock spill can also vary from person to person. Many people experience 80 percent shedding. Even if the severity of the loss is very small, shock loss does not mean that the hair transplant will fail. On the contrary, it can be said that shock loss is a preliminary preparation for the emergence of quality hair strands.
What should be considered during shock loss?
It is recommended to pay attention to some points in order to pass the shock shedding process comfortably. These matters are as follows:
- Take care of a healthy diet.
- Drink plenty of fluids.
- Use products recommended by your doctor.
- Contact our experts if you have questions or concerns.
