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What Are The Side Effects Of Stem Cell Therapy?

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Question : hi doctor,

i have been suffering from women hair loss pattern where there is alot of thinning of hair is happening plus scalp does not have hair growing from follicles .. I visited the hair transplant clinic near my house n they told i am not right candidate for transplant but good for prp and stem cell please suggest should i go for it or not and what are the side effects of it. i was told to do certain tests like thyroid, n hormonal imbalances but they all are normal
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Kakkar (2 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Prp and stem cell therapy have practically no side effects

Detailed Answer:
Hello. Thank you for writing to us

I am dr.kakkar(dermatologist).

They are absolutely right in discouraging you regarding hair transplant as unlike males with androgenetic alopecia it is not a good option in females with pattern hair loss and gives disappointing results.
Prp and stem cell are good options with practically no side effects and i would myself encourage you to opt for these less invasive remedies (prp and stem cell) along with oral and topical treatment rather than go for hair transplant.

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What Are The Side Effects Of Stem Cell Therapy?

Brief Answer: Prp and stem cell therapy have practically no side effects Detailed Answer: Hello. Thank you for writing to us I am dr.kakkar(dermatologist). They are absolutely right in discouraging you regarding hair transplant as unlike males with androgenetic alopecia it is not a good option in females with pattern hair loss and gives disappointing results. Prp and stem cell are good options with practically no side effects and i would myself encourage you to opt for these less invasive remedies (prp and stem cell) along with oral and topical treatment rather than go for hair transplant. Regards