湿疹、银屑病等皮肤病患者植发的成功率

What is the Success Rate of Hair Transplantation in Skin Diseases such as Eczema, Psoriasis, and Seborrheic Dermatitis? The question is among those who are curious about those who plan to have a hair transplant.  Skin disorders occur due to various reasons. When hair transplantation is performed, there may be skin problems that may affect the success rate of such operations. After the treatment of these disorders, hair transplantation operations can be performed successfully.

First of all, it is necessary to know what kind of effects such disorders have. Afterward, it is important that the skin condition is treated by a specialist physician. In addition, some skin disorders can be recurrent. It is very important for the person to be conscious about this issue and to know what to do for the discomfort.

What are Skin Diseases such as Eczema, Psoriasis, and Seborrheic Dermatitis?

The skin condition called eczema manifests itself in the form of itching and redness. In such problems, which can have inflammatory effects, dandruff and rashes occur on the skin surface. The skin disease called Seborrheic Dermatitis is also redness and scaling that develops on the oily skin surface. Psoriasis is a disorder that occurs due to the excessive proliferation of skin cells.

While hair loss is an important problem for women and men, it is seen that these problems can result in a short time thanks to hair transplantation methods. While it is obligatory to apply treatment for hair loss due to skin diseases, hair transplantation can be done later.

Studies called hair transplantation cover the procedures of placing healthy hair follicles with a micro-surgery method in the balding area. With this application, the transplanted hair starts to grow back in its natural environment. While hair grafts belong to the person, different methods can be preferred during their transplantation.

Products to be used after hair transplantation for eczema and psoriasis

It is seen that hair can be affected by many factors in a person's daily life. While it is possible to lose hair, which has a lively structure, due to many effects, this is true for male or female individuals. In the face of thinning, baldness, or hair loss, hair transplantation can be done using various methods.

When it comes to some skin disorders, there are products that should be used on the skin. It is obligatory to choose these products in accordance with the doctor's recommendation. Since the skin problems of each individual will be different from each other, there may be natural products as well as medical products that the doctor will recommend depending on the problem of the person. In this process, natural soaps or shampoos that nourish the skin can be preferred.

Organic shampoos or natural soaps are preferred after the diagnosis and treatment of the skin condition. While such problems can be treated, the individual may need to take a more careful approach due to the chronicity of some disorders. This is even more important for those who have hair transplants.

As the answer to the question: What is the Success Rate of Hair Transplantation in Skin Diseases such as Eczema, Psoriasis, and Seborrheic Dermatitis? We can say YES a Hair Transplantation can have success, but under certain conditions that we explained in our article.

We especially recommend those with lichen planus to have a hair transplant 6 months after starting their treatment. They can talk to a dermatologist specialist for their treatment.
For other skin diseases (eczema, psoriasis, seborrheic dermatitis), the success rate may be as low as 10-15 percent. It should be noted here that if the skin disease is not active, hair transplantation can be done. If he is in the active period, starting his treatment will be the first priority. After the operation, treatment can be started, but our preference will be to start medical treatment before the hair transplant operation. If you have active skin disease, it should be treated before.