Does Anyone Who Has a Hair Transplant Have to Take Finasteride?
Finasteride is a medication used in the prevention and treatment of Androgenetic Alopecia. This is a possible solution to help delay hair loss and can be a complement to hair transplantation.
In other words, the use of Finasteride can be a prior treatment for your case or a treatment to stop the progression of baldness and thus prolong the result of your hair transplant.
Even so, it is important to underline that androgenetic alopecia is a progressive pathology. If there is no clinical treatment associated with hair transplantation, other bald or thinning areas may appear later.
In any case, an evaluation of the case itself by a team of specialists like the one you find at Master Group is always necessary.
Does a Hair Transplant Last Forever? Is It Definitive?
In its vast majority, the results of a hair transplant are definitive or permanent. But this is an impossible promise to guarantee.
In theory, the transplanted follicles are chosen because they are genetically resistant to baldness. Therefore, they should continue to grow and renew themselves throughout the rest of your life.
However, there are many factors that contribute to hair loss over time, including some environmental factors (pollution) and other personal choices (dryers or shampoos) that may affect the healthy growth of hair.
Nonetheless, if you take the necessary precautions and maintain the necessary care for the health of your hair, it is most likely that the hair transplant will last you a lifetime.
But rest assured: in an evaluation consultation, you will have access to all this information, including the best recommendations for the health of your hair.
We know that you are most likely to have even more questions related to the whole process associated with performing this treatment. This is perfectly natural. So, contact us and clarify all your doubts!