Is it good for the patient’s hair if he stopped Minoxidil medicine after hair transplantation surgery?

Basically Minoxidil is a treatment for hair loss problem but it is not a permanent cure after hair transplantation. Remember, these medicines are not needed to maintain transplanted hair. They are used only to maintain the natural hair. If daily application of topical minoxidil is stopped, all developed hair in response of drug will be quickly lost within 3 to 6 months.

But if a patient wants to stop Minoxidil medicine after hair transplant surgery then he can but he has an increased chance to lose some of his original hair. It is always most excellent step to talk about aftercare recommendations with the surgeon that performed your hair transplant procedure but generally speaking we suggest that you should continue to take the hair growth supplements like minoxidil to prevent future hair loss. The newly transplanted hair is permanent and long lasting but different medications like minoxidil can assist keep your natural hair healthy. For permanent outcomes, doctor always recommend Minoxidil drug to assist maintain the natural and transplanted hair. 

Topical minoxidil is much more effective at treating baldness and all the clinical tests proves that the effectiveness of topical minoxidil in men with baldness on the top of the head showed that 48% of men who had used minoxidil for one year reported moderate to thick re-growth of hair within the treated area, 36% reported minimum re-growth while 16% reported no re-growth. This report showed that this drug has a powerful impact on hair regrowth.