Additional micronutrients such as niacin, selenium, and various vitamins such as A, B12, C, and D, may also be part of the recommended supplement regimen.
A Temporary Side Effect
Post-bariatric hair loss commonly occurs within three to six months following the procedure and can last up to a year for some patients. However, once your body begins to adjust and hormones become more balanced, hair loss should subside and the natural growth cycle that you experienced prior to your procedure can return to normal.
Once your body begins to adjust and hormones become balanced, hair loss should subside and the natural growth cycle that you experienced prior to your procedure can resume.
The staff understands that patients often choose to undergo bariatric surgery not only to improve their health, but to also improve their self-esteem and satisfaction with their appearance. Hair plays an important role in helping most patients to feel confident about the way they look, so patients are encouraged to be very frank about this issue during consultations so the Tijuana Bariatric Center staff can help in any way possible.
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Contact us today to speak with a member of the team to discuss how you can experience the best possible results following bariatric surgery, including dealing with hair loss.