This question, asked by a member of our [tag]Hair Loss[/tag] Social Community and Discussion Forums, was answered by Coalition hair transplant surgeon Dr. Glenn Charles:

I’m having pretty bad [tag]folliculitis[/tag] two months after [tag]hair transplant[/tag] surgery. I have been on the topical antibiotic clindamycin and now on oral doxycycline, however it’s not working. I have tried applying a hot press with white vinegar also. Anyone, particularly doctors, know of a fast cure?

Folliculitis or post-op infection lasting two months or more is not a good sign. It is likely that the bacteria that is causing the infection is not being covered by the current antibiotic.

You need to see the [tag]hair restoration[/tag] physician that performed your hair transplant surgery or a local dermatologist so they can culture the wound. This will determine a proper treatment plan.

Long-lasting infection can negatively impact [tag]hair growth[/tag].

Dr. Glenn Charles

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David (TakingThePlunge) Forum Co-Moderator and Editorial Assistant for the Hair Restoration Forum and Social Network, the Coalition Hair Loss Learning Center, and the Hair Loss Q & A Blog.

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  • Miguel,

    At 12 months post-op with no hair growth, I would not expect any new developments after treating the folliculitis.

    Unfortunately, it can be difficult if not impossible to determine the exact cause of a failed hair transplant but folliculitis can certainly damage the follicular unit grafts.

    I highly recommend seeking a second or even third opinion before proceeding with another hair restoration. You may want to take a look at our listing of pre-screened, quality hair restoration physicians for clinics in your area. To learn about our criteria for recommending physicians, click here.

    Best of luck!
    David

  • I've had a hair transplant via NEOGRAFT 12 months ago. After the surgery, I developed folliculitis. I've had practically no growth. It seems that it is a failed transplant perhaps because of the folliculitis. Or maybe human error during procedure. My physician is not giving me adequate answers and told me that we should do a second procedure. Naturally, I am concerned after a failed one. I am seeing a dermatologist who is treating my folliculitis with strong antibiotics. Do you think I will have growth after the folliculitis has been treated successfully?? Should I do another transplant with another physician??

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