Soon after a hair transplant procedure, the new growth may look different from the rest of the hair. Dr. Umar explains why this occurs.
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Following a hair restoration surgery, the new hair may have a different texture or sheen. And patients may find this to be alarming. But in fact, this is a normal and natural occurrence, according to Dr. U.
The process of extracting and transferring follicles from one location to another is traumatic for these tiny structures. As a result, some of the cells involved in the creation of new hair may become temporarily dormant. Therefore, the follicles may produce only sections of the shaft, while other parts remain missing. This is what creates coarse or wiry hair textures.
Over the following months, the hair follicles become more assimilated to their new environment. New blood vessels start to form around each structure so that the normal flow of oxygen and nutrients is restored. The cells that were dormant also return to their normal state of functioning, creating more complete hair shafts that resemble their original appearance.
This overall process of completing this acclimation may take a year, eighteen months or two years.
Patients may want to consider appropriate hair styling options to best optimize their appearance if they still feel concerned about the appearance of their new growth.
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