What are Causes of Poor Hair Growth After a Surgery?

If you are experiencing poor hair growth after a hair surgery then you should know what contributing factors to this poor growth are. Some causes are pre-operative while other causes related to something happen during or after a surgery.  If you really want to prevent poor growth, then you should pick the best FUE hair transplant clinic Peshawar. Now check out the main causes.

The most common preoperative causes behind slow or no growth of hair after a surgery is alcohol, drugs and cigarette use, diabetes, vascular disorders, diagnose Cicatricial Alopecia.

Another cause is tissue damage during surgery. It happens sometimes that tissue is damaged during transplantation, insertion and trimming process. In order to ensure less damage, a surgeon should check every graft under microscope during the graft placement. 

Graft dehydration is also a cause of poor hair growth after a surgery. If a graft is exposed to normal environment for long time then it results in irreversible damage. In order to prevent this damage, it is important to store tissue in a cool, hydrated medium. Saline solutions are best for this purpose. A surgeon should take only a limited number of grafts out of solution at a time just to minimize damage.

Dense packing might be a reason of poor hair growth. According to some physician, if more than 30 follicular units are placed in a squared centimeter then graft survival rate will be very low. This is due to limited blood supply to tightly packed grafts. 

Other causes of poor hair growth are recipient site density, scalp trauma due to depth and width of incision, time when grafts are out of the body, etc. Post operative care is really important as well. If patient experience some infection or inflammation the he should take necessary measures to deal with such problems.

The hair transplant cost in Pakistan is high. So it is good for you to choose the best surgeon and take good care of yourself if you want to get the maximum return from your investment.